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As a lot of you know I have blogged for several years.

It started off almost 10 years ago running a coupon blog,

which I have to say was so much fun! I had over 4,000 followers

and put a lot of time and effort into it.

Sadly I had to quit doing that blog. Over the years I

have blogged on and off over certain things.


It started off blogging about my life but then back in 2015

I had gastric sleeve surgery and started a blog about my

journey and healthy recipes. It then grew from there

where I added DIY, Savings and more.


I happened to just look and my last blog was done in

September of 2022. I was going back and forth between

blogging and not blogging but to be honest I love it; it doesn't

matter what I blog about I enjoy it with all my heart

and it helps me with my anxiety and depression.


Since my last blog so much has changed in our lives, I am not

going to go through all the changes, maybe at some point I will.

For now though I will fill you in on our zoo.


In our home we currently have 7 Ball Pythons, 3 Boas,

3 Bearded Dragons, 2 Crested Geckos, 1 Gargoyle Gecko,

1 Uromastyx, 3 Pacman Frogs, 1 Pixie Frog, 1 Tomato Frog,

1 Green Tree Frog, 1 Wood Tree Frog… we are also pushing

over 100 Tarantulas, some true spiders, Isopods, Centipedes,

Milipieds, 1 Praying Mantis a dog and a cat….

So yes we have a zoo!!!😆


My Eeny Weeny Blog is kinda going to stay the same

with some new updates, a few changes and the education

of some of these wonderful creatures. I hope you will stick

around with me.


You can also follow our journey at:

tik.tok.com/@froggyqueen78


tiktok.com/@spoodlover


Thanks,

Susan 🥰


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