Life in the tropics has its challenges. Here, our brave au pair risks life and limb to remove this Woodslave (nocturnal lizard) from the kitchen! We had seen signs of him for days but only caught sight of him late this evening. I was in favour of leaving him alone (he would keep the bugs away) but Jenn wouldn't be able to sleep knowing he was there, vicious beast that he is! Alas, he is safely back in the woods where he belongs.
Life in the tropics also has its advantages. After school this is our alternative to shoveling snow, although it obviously is not as much fun!
Life in the tropics has its challenges. Here, our brave au pair risks life and limb to remove this Woodslave (nocturnal lizard) from the kitchen! We had seen signs of him for days but only caught sight of him late this evening. I was in favour of leaving him alone (he would keep the bugs away) but Jenn wouldn't be able to sleep knowing he was there, vicious beast that he is! Alas, he is safely back in the woods where he belongs.
Life in the tropics also has its advantages. After school this is our alternative to shoveling snow, although it obviously is not as much fun!
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