This is no ordinary frog / no bull

I know it sounds funny but country life has its moments. After both of my boys are off to university the house is empty and I decided to take an extended stay in the country to catch up with endless grass cutting and weeding. It seems like a race - you are done at one end cutting grass the front has grown again. The good thing is, I am all day outdoors and moving soil, plants and planting. The hope of loosing some pounds with garden work is a myth! My border collie Skip had her second vet check-up after she fell very ill. The news is good and she recovered quite well. On the way back to our log house I saw 2 little dogs wandering on the dirt road - no collar -no tags. There was no farm  or house to be seen, so I packed them into my car . To make the story short it was truly a community effort to return these wonderful dogs to the owner. I feel happy about a good ending. I ran that night a bath to relax after this eventful day. Our bathroom is on the second floor right under the roof. I have to explain that we have a very steep pitch to avoid too much snow on the roof line. As I looked out of the window into the night sky there was a frog sitting on the window sill. Hard to believe, but how did the frog get up on the roof?