While lounging around SM Megamall after the she-bloggers’ meet-up last Saturday, one stall near Comic Quest and the Food Court caught my little boy’s attention. Lucky Hermits offers a wide selection of homes/shells for hermit crabs. They have painted shells proven safe for hermit crabs and nicely carved and polished natural shells.
The sales staff showcasing their ingenious and beautiful hand-painted shell for this hermit crab
The bigger hermit crabs
The smaller hermit crabs
Meet Mr. Krabs, Justin’s very own hermit crab!
Justin wasn’t too keen on touching the hermit crab at first, but he soon got over his initial fear, or so we thought. It was a different story during bedtime, though, because he keeps waking up and checking our bed for what seems to be signs of hermit crabs crawling on it. LOL! That lasted until 3am, which made him really tired when he woke up in the morning to go to school.
And how’s this for a blooper?
MOMMY
All the while, I kept saying “Kermit crab,” instead of “hermit crab.” Why do I keep associating Kermit frog with hermit crab? LOL!
SON
Justin: Mommy, where’s my puppet?
Mommy: What puppet?
Justin: My crab.
Mommy: It’s “pet,” baby, not “puppet.”
Justin wasn’t too keen on touching the hermit crab at first, but he soon got over his initial fear, or so we thought. It was a different story during bedtime, though, because he keeps waking up and checking our bed for what seems to be signs of hermit crabs crawling on it. LOL! That lasted until 3am, which made him really tired when he woke up in the morning to go to school.
And how’s this for a blooper?
MOMMY
All the while, I kept saying “Kermit crab,” instead of “hermit crab.” Why do I keep associating Kermit frog with hermit crab? LOL!
SON
Justin: Mommy, where’s my puppet?
Mommy: What puppet?
Justin: My crab.
Mommy: It’s “pet,” baby, not “puppet.”
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