Oh noooo! Big Toe has ransacked the kitchen! He was asleep when I left and after a few hours…he welcomed me with this…

Oh boy…what a mess and he ate a lot food as well. @_@ I don’t know if he left anything behind. Knowing Big Toe, he’s always one step ahead…The food for tomorrow…Gone!

My dear Big Toe, what will I do with you? I’d better do some groceries now. It’s ok to leave you alone in the house now since there’s nothing left to eat, but next time I’ll always take you with me.

Besides eating snacks, the Uglies also have some physical activities like swimming. Snacks usually take a toll in their appearance and becoming too fat or heavy makes it harder for them to move around while looking for more snacks.

Snacks are a must but they also have to retain a certain body shape. Hehe. They’re not all that lazy so every once in a while they take a dip in the pool of the humans. They don’t have their own pool so they just sneak in while nobody is around.

This snapshot was taken by an anonymous Uglies paparazzi. Let’s keep his/her identity a secret shall we. If the Uglies find out that there is someone spying on them, they might raid his/her kitchen or whatever room he/she stashes the snacks!

After a tiring afternoon in the pool, the Uglies love to go sunbathing. I hope they will not stay too long under the sun or they might burn to a crisp or worse, someone might see them!

What the…! Bossy Bear is gonna boss his way around this shop. Hehe. I hope he gets what he wants. I know he loves cakes and other sweet stuff.

Such a funny thought…if I’m the shop owner I’ll wonder who saying “Mine” in my shop. Bossy Bear is only 1 foot tall! XD

*I don’t own the photograph. Bossy Bear owns it!

They have arrived! Chupacabras are out to get your goats!

Chupacabras (goat sucker) are believed to be extraterrestrial beings. They are usually sighted in America, Mexico and Puerto Rico. The name Chupacabra comes from the “animal’s” reported habit of attacking and drinking the blood of livestock, especially goats.

It is supposedly a heavy creature, the size of a small bear, with a row of spines reaching from the neck to the base of the tail. Though, the most common description of Chupacabra is a reptile-like being, appearing to have leathery or scaly greenish-gray skin and sharp spines or quills running down its back.

The Chupacabra is an urban legend and there is no proof if they really do exist, but urban legend or not this “other Chupacabra” is real! I’m not sure if they’re really into goats, but one thing is for sure, they like display or shelf space!