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A plague of geckos on you and your house?
Nov. 1st, 2006 06:54 amOkay, so two doesn't equal a plague, but still. Another gecko has found its way into my life...and my office.
Don't think it's the same one--it's bigger and orange-tinted (The smaller guy was yellow-brown). Found him behind the coffee pot though when I moved it to put water in it.
He's kinda cute, actually. Other than chasing him off behind desk's wall partition so I don't accidentally squish him, I let him be. Outside is two wall cracks away, and it's definitely warmer in here, and I don't mind the free bug control.
...That's the second one in a month or so, though. Gecko=Lizard=Dreaming.
Wonder if I should be looking into that?
Also: a reason to actually like living in Texas:
Got to see a lovely fireworks display in the form of a huge thunderstorm cell two states to the east. Absolutely gorgeous (although the people located under the storm may beg to differ). You don't get to see that in foresty or hilly places (unless it's the foothills in Tucson, and the storm is coming in at the opposite end of the valley.).
Don't think it's the same one--it's bigger and orange-tinted (The smaller guy was yellow-brown). Found him behind the coffee pot though when I moved it to put water in it.
He's kinda cute, actually. Other than chasing him off behind desk's wall partition so I don't accidentally squish him, I let him be. Outside is two wall cracks away, and it's definitely warmer in here, and I don't mind the free bug control.
...That's the second one in a month or so, though. Gecko=Lizard=Dreaming.
Wonder if I should be looking into that?
Also: a reason to actually like living in Texas:
Got to see a lovely fireworks display in the form of a huge thunderstorm cell two states to the east. Absolutely gorgeous (although the people located under the storm may beg to differ). You don't get to see that in foresty or hilly places (unless it's the foothills in Tucson, and the storm is coming in at the opposite end of the valley.).
