Annnnyway, tonight our friends came over and we had fun collecting snails in a variety of sizes and colors. They may be slow, but that doesn’t stop snails from being fun to watch!
Such a cute wittle scrunched up snail
Whoa! Look how far this guy can stretch!
Snail pyramid! Hey, they tried.“Excuse me, Bob. Oops, sorry Janet! Coming through, Harry. Don’t mind me, I’m just looking for my lucky four leaf clover… Hey! What are these green shreds doing here? BOB! Why do you always have to be so hungry?” Heh heh, that was fun to write. 🙂“Whee! A free ride!”
PicMonkey to the rescue:
I love this picture!
Following the leader…
“OUCH! Hey, back off, kid – you poked my eye!”The marvelous two-headed snail… or not.
Do you like snails? I hope you enjoyed these pictures!
COOOOL!!!!! 😀 I LOVED these pics!! 😀 I always love seeing pictures of snails, cause we don’t have them here! :O 😀 🙂 How big are those?? :O I LOVED the captions for the pics! XD this was my favorite: “Excuse me, Bob. Oops, sorry Janet! Coming through, Harry. Don’t mind me, I’m just looking for my lucky four leaf clover… Hey! What are these green shreds doing here? BOB! Why do you always have to be so hungry?” Heh heh, that was fun to write.:)
XD Hehehehe!!!! 🙂 😛 XD And the two headed snail pic was funny also!!:P Loved this post!!
Aww, thanks, K. A.! Wow, you don’t have snails? That’s strange. XD The snails varied in size. The biggest shells were somewhere between nickel and quarter-size, and the littlest snails were tiny! They were even smaller than my pinkie nail or a thumbtack head! 😀
I’m really glad you liked the captions, K. A., because I loved writing them. XD That’s probably my favorite caption too! Yeah. 😀 Yay, I’m so glad!
Hee hee, thank you, Hayley!
I actually use a special setting on my camera called “Close-up” which is made especially for shooting… um, close-ups. XD Wait, don’t you have a Nikon Coolpix L830 too? If you do, I can tell you how to get to the setting if you want. (It’s pretty easy.)
Wow Allison. You amaze me, my friend! THESE PICTURES ARE BEYOND AMAZING. *faints dramatically* 😛 Seriously Allison, you’ve got some talent. 😀
AH I LUV SNAILS!!!:P
Btw, I was wondering how, for instance, you were able to put WordCrafters 1 and WordCrafters 2 under WordCrafters? I can’t seem to figure out how to do that with my pages!
~Lainey
P.S. I started a life style blog! If you’d like to check it out, it’s http://simplylainey.wordpress.com 😀
Aww, thank you super much for that amazing compliment, Lainey!! That’s so sweet!
Sure! First you need to know some technical language. XD 😛 (I guess this is right. XD ) A parent page is the one on top, and a “daughter” page is the one underneath, on the dropdown. (For instance, WordCrafters is the parent page, and WordCrafters 1 and 2 are the daughter pages.)
So. Go to the “Pages” tab in your WP Admin. Find the page you want to make into a daughter page (dropdown page). Click “edit” to edit the page. There is a place on the right sidebar that says “Page Attributes.” Inside that tab there is a dropdown list under the word “Parent.” Just choose the page you want to be a parent page, and there you go! You can (obviously) have more than one daughter page per parent page.
I hope that helped! Please tell me if you have any more questions. 🙂
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OH, thanks so much! That makes perfect sense! I had seen the Parent page thingy(=P)before, and thought it might have something to do with it but I was never sure;) Thanks again!:D
Btw, your apple ATC is displaying itself quite happily in my ATC binder;P
Yay! I’m glad my explanation wasn’t too confusing. XD You’re very welcome – any time! 😀 Aww, that’s great! And yours is residing quite happily in my ATC binder as well. She has already made some new friends. 😉
hi 🙂 I love your snail photos… i love nature and photography too 🙂 hope you can visit our blog if you got time 🙂 and wish you can follow us too 🙂 keep blogging i will follow you 🙂
Love your pictures, do you know what type of snails they are? Would you mind if I shared some of your picture on my snail blog if I credit you and link your page? If it is ok any information on the snails and where they are from (general location is fine) would be great so I can share that with the images.
Thank you so much! Hmm, that’s a good question. I looked it up and I think they are grove snails, or brown-lipped snails.
Sure, I’d be delighted if you want to share my pictures with a link back to me! The general location of the snails is eastern USA. They’re pretty common around here, I think, and there are lots of stripe and color variations.
Allison Marie 
COOOOL!!!!! 😀 I LOVED these pics!! 😀 I always love seeing pictures of snails, cause we don’t have them here! :O 😀 🙂 How big are those?? :O I LOVED the captions for the pics! XD this was my favorite: “Excuse me, Bob. Oops, sorry Janet! Coming through, Harry. Don’t mind me, I’m just looking for my lucky four leaf clover… Hey! What are these green shreds doing here? BOB! Why do you always have to be so hungry?” Heh heh, that was fun to write.:)
XD Hehehehe!!!! 🙂 😛 XD And the two headed snail pic was funny also!!:P Loved this post!!
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Aww, thanks, K. A.! Wow, you don’t have snails? That’s strange. XD The snails varied in size. The biggest shells were somewhere between nickel and quarter-size, and the littlest snails were tiny! They were even smaller than my pinkie nail or a thumbtack head! 😀
I’m really glad you liked the captions, K. A., because I loved writing them. XD That’s probably my favorite caption too! Yeah. 😀 Yay, I’m so glad!
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We have SOMETIMES like…teeny tiny ones! 😛 🙂 Okay! Our snails are like… I dunno…the shells were as big as my pinky nail maybe… 😉
Thanks! Hehe!!! XD 😛
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Phew. I was like, “Really? K. A. doesn’t have snails?!” XD Okay!
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I think I’ve only seen like one in my entire life though…
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Oh wow! XD 😀
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Yeah! XD 😛
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These pictures are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G, Allison!! The little snails are so cute, and your photography is SO good! 😀
-Clara ❤
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Wow, thanks so much, Clara! I’m super glad you think so! I know, the snails are so cute. 😀
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You’re welcome! 😀
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very cool snail lol
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They surely are. 😀
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Whoa! That’s a lot of snails! They’re so cute! 😀
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It really is! They really are! XD (Well, sometimes they’re cute and sometimes they’re gross, but I’ll go with cute. 😉 )
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Hehe! 😝
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Naughty Bob! Ooh I love snails they seem like perfect fairy pets. 😀
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I know. How could Bob do such a thing? XD Oh yes, you’re right – they do seem like fairy pets!
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Looks like you had a lot of fun collecting snails — and SO many! You have some very good shots there … beautiful shell colours. 🙂
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Yes, we have quite a few snails around here. 😀 Aww, thank you, Sally! I know, God made snail shells to be so pretty and delicate!
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These are hilarious (and beautiful) pictures, Allison!! I love snails :p. I wanna know how you got your camera to focus on such a small thing xD.
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Hee hee, thank you, Hayley!
I actually use a special setting on my camera called “Close-up” which is made especially for shooting… um, close-ups. XD Wait, don’t you have a Nikon Coolpix L830 too? If you do, I can tell you how to get to the setting if you want. (It’s pretty easy.)
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That was hilarious! XD great pics
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I’m so happy it was! Thank you, Rutvi!
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I love these pictures, Allison! They are so cute. 🙂 Now I want to go take some snail pictures… 😛
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Aww, thanks, Megan! Yes, go right ahead! 😀
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Hehe!
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❤ the snails!!!!!!!!
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😀 Me too!
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I absolutely LOVE the first picture!
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Hee hee, thanks, Mallory! I know, he’s so squished. XD
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Wow Allison. You amaze me, my friend! THESE PICTURES ARE BEYOND AMAZING. *faints dramatically* 😛 Seriously Allison, you’ve got some talent. 😀
AH I LUV SNAILS!!!:P
Btw, I was wondering how, for instance, you were able to put WordCrafters 1 and WordCrafters 2 under WordCrafters? I can’t seem to figure out how to do that with my pages!
~Lainey
P.S. I started a life style blog! If you’d like to check it out, it’s http://simplylainey.wordpress.com 😀
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Aww, thank you super much for that amazing compliment, Lainey!! That’s so sweet!
Sure! First you need to know some technical language. XD 😛 (I guess this is right. XD ) A parent page is the one on top, and a “daughter” page is the one underneath, on the dropdown. (For instance, WordCrafters is the parent page, and WordCrafters 1 and 2 are the daughter pages.)
So. Go to the “Pages” tab in your WP Admin. Find the page you want to make into a daughter page (dropdown page). Click “edit” to edit the page. There is a place on the right sidebar that says “Page Attributes.” Inside that tab there is a dropdown list under the word “Parent.” Just choose the page you want to be a parent page, and there you go! You can (obviously) have more than one daughter page per parent page.
I hope that helped! Please tell me if you have any more questions. 🙂
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OH, thanks so much! That makes perfect sense! I had seen the Parent page thingy(=P)before, and thought it might have something to do with it but I was never sure;) Thanks again!:D
Btw, your apple ATC is displaying itself quite happily in my ATC binder;P
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Yay! I’m glad my explanation wasn’t too confusing. XD You’re very welcome – any time! 😀 Aww, that’s great! And yours is residing quite happily in my ATC binder as well. She has already made some new friends. 😉
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hi 🙂 I love your snail photos… i love nature and photography too 🙂 hope you can visit our blog if you got time 🙂 and wish you can follow us too 🙂 keep blogging i will follow you 🙂
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Thank you so much! Yes, me too!
Sure, I’d be happy to visit your blog. Let me go check it out…
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Love your pictures, do you know what type of snails they are? Would you mind if I shared some of your picture on my snail blog if I credit you and link your page? If it is ok any information on the snails and where they are from (general location is fine) would be great so I can share that with the images.
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Thank you so much! Hmm, that’s a good question. I looked it up and I think they are grove snails, or brown-lipped snails.
Sure, I’d be delighted if you want to share my pictures with a link back to me! The general location of the snails is eastern USA. They’re pretty common around here, I think, and there are lots of stripe and color variations.
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