
call of epic importance.
I tried to take it without alerting Reid that I held the knowledge that happiness was just a trip to the toy store away.
Who was that?
Was it the frogs?
Yes. Â That was the frogs. Â We can go pick them up tomorrow.
And so we did. Â Reid had to choose just one pair of frogs to take home out of 30.
That is a big decision.
He had to decide whether he wanted the additional plastic stand for $3.99.
He had to learn how to feed the frogs twice a week.
We left the store after intense deliberation with two frogs in a square habitat with a year’s worth of food and a plastic black stand. Â Reid was happily $34.99 poorer.
What are you going to name them?
I don’t know.
Ryan(10): Â I think you should name one of them after me, your most loyal brother.
Maybe I will name them Frog & Ryan.
Rhett(6): Â It would be WAY too confusing to have 2 Ryans.
That was the general consensus. Â It would be WAY too confusing to have both a brother and a frog with the same name.
I mean, if you called out Ryan, how would we know who you meant?
It was a 
I am so glad they figured that out before it was too late.