alan
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My wife Sonia and Nicole (member NFS07) are taking our snakes to Nicole's sister's school on Thursday. We met in person today (she's really nice). She came over to my house with Kryptonite, her beauteous Okeetee.
The weather was really good today so we took them outside for a bit. I got a few pics, I'm getting better at using my daughter's camera, but I'm no photographer (yet).
When they were in the grass Kryptonite moved around a lot, and fast.
I called this pic "Kryptoblur n cheerislow"
We couldn't seem to get them together in the grass, I wanted a side-by-side but their heads were never near each other. Here's one for diameter scale.
It was nice holding a small snake for a while,
I'm used to holding this (same hand, phone pic)...
My snake rarely puts her body in a knot, in fact she resists your effort to guide her into a knot. She will drape herself in a loose ball around your hand or arm. Kryptonite actually balled himself up in Nicole's hand and could be passed from one person to the other without unraveling.
We had a nice visit and my wife is really jazzed about taking the snakes to the school.
The weather was really good today so we took them outside for a bit. I got a few pics, I'm getting better at using my daughter's camera, but I'm no photographer (yet).
When they were in the grass Kryptonite moved around a lot, and fast.
I called this pic "Kryptoblur n cheerislow"

We couldn't seem to get them together in the grass, I wanted a side-by-side but their heads were never near each other. Here's one for diameter scale.

It was nice holding a small snake for a while,

I'm used to holding this (same hand, phone pic)...

My snake rarely puts her body in a knot, in fact she resists your effort to guide her into a knot. She will drape herself in a loose ball around your hand or arm. Kryptonite actually balled himself up in Nicole's hand and could be passed from one person to the other without unraveling.

We had a nice visit and my wife is really jazzed about taking the snakes to the school.