Blog About the Frog

Our newsletter article about our lovelorn frog has inspired several of you!

By Linda Nunley

There once was a froggie named Freddie,

He was named by our innkeeper Debbie,

When we woke, he would croak . . .

Well, that’s how he spoke!

In a way that would couldn’t forget he.

 

Freddie’s Message by Rick Bartz

Hello there folks, don’t mind me

For I’m only a small frog, you see

And I’ve spotted a nice lady frog over in that tree.

You might not think much of her, she is a bit green

But to me she’s quite a nice sight.

So if my croaks are loud and give you a fright

Please try to be as understanding as you can.

And if you happen to see her please pass along this tidbit,

Just tell her that Freddie says ribbit.

 

By William Smith

You sing your song so lonely and loud

Hoping a mate will come your way

Your manly tones hold promise of love,

A romance with great vigor that could make a lady proud.

We listen with hope that your song will be joined

By The music of a female with equal desire

To share your puddle and quench the fire,

That keeps you singing so filled with need,

So we will get some sleep while your breed.