Ladie's Movie day today / myLot

Rockingham, Australia

June 5, 2025 9:35pm CST

The photo is of a little lizard I spotted at our house-sit. Doesn't he have a long tail? I wonder if he curls it round his nose when he sleeps, like a cat does. We have a busy time next week but today I’m going to the clubhouse for a Ladies’ Movie showing. The lady who runs it can’t be there so has asked Vince to take charge of starting the movie. She has given him three and suggested he get the ladies to choose one, That might end up like herding cats so we’ve made an executive decision (!) and I’ve done the choosing. Of the three, it’s the only one I haven’t seen, which is Eat, Pray, Love. That will solve one problem but I do hope we don’t get too many complaints.

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Kareng

@kareng (80243)

• United States

6 Jun 25

That is a long tail! Enjoy the movie!

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Kareng

@kareng (80243)

• United States

6 Jun 25

@JudyEv My girls used to love catching geckos when they were growing up. I hated it when they got into the house though!

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382483)

• Rockingham, Australia

6 Jun 25

I didn't realise it was quite so long till I loaded the photo so then I felt obliged to mention it! lol

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382483)

• Rockingham, Australia

9 Jun 25

@kareng Dogs at one of the house-sits brought a skink into the house. They are much larger but luckily we were able to get it out quite easily.

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@DaddyEvil (174699)

• United States

6 Jun 25

I hope everybody enjoys the movie. We don't have Geckos where we live but I know they have them further West and in the far South of the US.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382483)

• Rockingham, Australia

6 Jun 25

I didn't appreciate how long the tail was till I loaded the photo.

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@DaddyEvil (174699)

• United States

6 Jun 25

@JudyEv I bet that one has never been caught or scared badly enough that it broke off its own tail to get away from a predator or human.

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382483)

• Rockingham, Australia

6 Jun 25

@DaddyEvil So maybe their tail just keeps growing and growing. I hadn't considered that.

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Four Walls

@FourWalls (86855)

• United States

6 Jun 25

We call those “geckos” here. They’re pretty cool. I remember catching one when I lived in Florida, and putting it on its back and rubbing its belly. It went right to sleep. (Supposedly that works with alligators, too, but I’ll limit my experiments to something no larger than the palm of my hand.

) Hope you all enjoyed the movie. (Good executive decision on your part!!

)

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (382483)

• Rockingham, Australia

6 Jun 25

I think geckos drop their tails too, don't they? I'm not sure what this was but we do have geckos here. That's funny about rubbing its belly. I wonder who first tried it out with alligators - and if they're still alive!

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Four Walls

@FourWalls (86855)

• United States

6 Jun 25

@JudyEv — I remember them saying that at an alligator farm we visited in Florida when I was a kid. It makes me wonder if that’s common to reptiles, or certain types of reptiles.

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