can someone please tell me what this critter is called? he and his friends like to hang out on my walls, usually in corners. excuse the poorly focused picture. hes quite small, and moves in the breeze.
04 June 2008
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can someone please tell me what this critter is called? he and his friends like to hang out on my walls, usually in corners. excuse the poorly focused picture. hes quite small, and moves in the breeze.
3 comments:
Hi Karin,
This is Q or Quasar. I am a cousin of Zhya's, and he forwarded me your blog. Very cool I must say. On behalf of my city (Bombay), I apologise profusely for the arse hole of a water guy and the other sleeze. I am in Toronto at present and Zhya said I should try and catch up with you later when I am back in mid June.
Am sure you have friends etc around, but if you fall ill or need some help I have a few friends (female) in the Colaba area who can guide you with stuff. You can call Taseem on +91 9820172798. I am emailing her right now, so she knows who you are. Also got family living all around the Oval. My India no. is working in Toronto, +919821087261. So if you ever need, just call. Once again many many many apologies. Will hopefully meet you when I am back in the city. - Q.
hi wasabi-pea
i don't know this creature. it looks like limaciform...
do you feel all right? i recomend you getting some rest as possible.
im always thinking of your colaba life. we should stay away from suspcious-looking people everywhere. i think it is good way to get friends or coworkers to cooperate as you said.
if you have so much stress,please come again to japan for a few weeks in summer. i will study a residencial area near tokyo this summer with K sensei. do you want to have K phone? the phone number is so safty. (^^) anyway i root for you on the side. please see mybrog sometimes.
tofu japan
I reckon its some sort of bug thats been put there to spy on you by your landlady...
On a more mundane note, I would be led to believe its some sort of slug that's commonly found in certain parts of Western and Northern India during the monsoons.
And just to ensure that I sound really patronising...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slug:):)
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