Frog got in my house carrying a feather…

[Froginmyhouse]

Name changed for this as everyone will know it’s me 🤣

We often get frogs in the back garden or by the back door as we live by lakes and marshes and frogs follow the same route every year etc so fair enough, it comes with the house. DH caught it and put it out but we were screaming, it was enormous. I’d not normally place much importance on this.

but this one came inside; sat in my sons shoe, and was carrying a feather on its leg.

I do my tea leaves every 6 months or so and just 2 weeks ago I had a frog in my teacup.

does this mean anything, it seems a bit of a mad combo hahah

Have you been on the wine?

Your DH is a prince?

I hope you kissed it

My DH is definitely not a prince and now I feel bad that I chucked out what could potentially have been a Prince 🥲🤣🤣🤣

Oh I wish!

Please tell me you got a photo?😋

I'm tired and over heated so obviously read your thread title as " a frog got into my house carrying my father

I've not idea about the significance of frogs and feathers though!!

I think you just got a visit from your familiar...

Frogs symbolise prosperity and luck and also transformation. Changes may be afoot!

🐸 🐸🐸🐸

If it was enormous it was probably a toad.

I know OP said it was enormous but I can't see it being that big 😂

Ooh cross post
that's exciting

Ok this also sounds like defo I’m on the wine but my familiar is a magpie so I don’t think it’s me 🤣 maybe it’s someone come to visit 💚

I feel like it’s good luck as well, the feather especially (as we do get frogs in the garden all the time and it’s quite normal)

we didn’t get a picture as we were screaming and over reacting but here is a collection of some I took of the ones we see in the garden

Maybe the feather was a message from your familiar!

Don't mind me, I see Portents wherever I go...

Best thread title ever.

A frog sitting in your son's shoe whilst carrying a feather means that your son will grow up to be a cobbler-prince and a featherweight boxer. I thought everyone knew that.

Sounds like a Duolingo sentence. Duolingo Latin is obsessed with drunken parrots. And Spanish has penguins at bus stops.