Holy Flying Miracles!

[hervoicewasgray]

<br />Getting&nbsp;woken up at&nbsp;5:20 in the morning after&nbsp;only a few hours sleep.<br />Is no picnic.<br />But when it's&nbsp;because you got a voicemail from&nbsp;a guy that lives on the next street.<br />Because your dear snake is in his driveway, and scaring the living&nbsp;daylights out of him.<br />It's&nbsp;a cakewalk.<br />I have never been wide awake and&nbsp;presentable in so little time (seriously. like. 2 minutes flat).<br /><br /><img style="WIDTH: 439px; HEIGHT: 390px" height="474" alt="" width="439" src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/butchered.jpg" /><br />That's right.<br />Pandora is home.<br />After a grueling 20 days in&nbsp;the wilderness.<br />I am one of the lucky few.<br />To recover their beloved.<br />She is unharmed. She is still tame.<br />So I'm waiting for&nbsp;the pet store to open, for a big and long-overdue meal.<br />And to call the vet, for the obvious checkup.<br /><br />Do not rain on my parade, please. I am taking all the precautions neccessary to make sure this NEVER&nbsp;even almost happens again. I know the odds were completely against me and that I am incredibly lucky.<br /><br /><br />My other snakes are doing well.&nbsp;<br />September 12 was the one year anniversary of my Dad finding Feroz.<br />He just shed and his tail is healing up real nicely. His skin measured an incredible 8'7" (which puts his actual length somewhere between 7 and 7 1/2 feet). It was in turning this shed rightside out and pinning it on my wall that I noticed that he has a saddle that looks very much like a skull and crossbones. He has two, actually. Which is amazing, or so I thought.<br />So here's some pictures:<br /><lj-cut text="The Skull Saddle, Tail Before/After, and After Eating"><img style="WIDTH: 755px; HEIGHT: 319px" height="328" alt="" width="758" src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/DSCF4734.jpg" /><br />When it first happened, and a month later, after a shed.<br /><br /><img height="562" alt="" width="755" src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/DSCF4791.jpg" /><br />Relaxing on the recliner.<br /><br /><img style="WIDTH: 745px; HEIGHT: 373px" height="389" alt="" width="761" src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/skullcross.jpg" /><br />One of the skull/crossbones saddles.<br /><br /><img height="677" alt="" width="436" src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/DSCF4779.jpg" />nifty after eating pics. <img height="513" alt="" width="682" src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v334/___shexxkills/Snakes/DSCF4772.jpg" /></lj-cut><br /><br />-peace and love.

[recycling goddess]

oh i can't even bother to take the time to read this... sorry but i've been handcoding my magazine all weekend and i'm sick of code LOL

[python.princess]

yeah, could you please repost without the codes?

[littleindiangirl]

Changed it for ya, but the pics dont work.
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Getting woken up at 5:20 in the morning after only a few hours sleep.
Is no picnic.
But when it's because you got a voicemail from a guy that lives on the next street.
Because your dear snake is in his driveway, and scaring the living daylights out of him.
It's a cakewalk.
I have never been wide awake and presentable in so little time (seriously. like. 2 minutes flat).


That's right.
Pandora is home.
After a grueling 20 days in the wilderness.
I am one of the lucky few.
To recover their beloved.
She is unharmed. She is still tame.
So I'm waiting for the pet store to open, for a big and long-overdue meal.
And to call the vet, for the obvious checkup.

Do not rain on my parade, please. I am taking all the precautions neccessary to make sure this NEVER even almost happens again. I know the odds were completely against me and that I am incredibly lucky.


My other snakes are doing well.
September 12 was the one year anniversary of my Dad finding Feroz.
He just shed and his tail is healing up real nicely. His skin measured an incredible 8'7" (which puts his actual length somewhere between 7 and 7 1/2 feet). It was in turning this shed rightside out and pinning it on my wall that I noticed that he has a saddle that looks very much like a skull and crossbones. He has two, actually. Which is amazing, or so I thought.
So here's some pictures:

When it first happened, and a month later, after a shed.


Relaxing on the recliner.


One of the skull/crossbones saddles.

nifty after eating pics.

-peace and love.

[dr del]

Hi,


Nice job on the de-coding.

Hopefully this should be the pictures intended;

When it first happened, and a month later, after a shed.


Relaxing on the recliner.


One of the skull/crossbones saddles.


nifty after eating pics.

However thus revealed it is a better fit in the red tailed boas forum.


dr del

[Karma]

Wow the skull cross bones rock!