Lately, Barry's been venturing out of the house on his own, and trying to make his own fun. This is because I'm have trouble leaving the new massage chair:
From said chair to you, here are the pictures of the week. This one, of a wall on a bridge, defies categorization.
The formerly alive creature of the week is the re-grown tailed gecko, below, who could have used some health care:
The shocking news of the week is that, after Barry's
questionable Australian adventures, I've been surprised to learn that vegemite and marmite are both actually delicious. Seriously, as long as you don't expect them to taste like nutella.
Another creature of the week is the rarely seen Baking Barry, who is oven tending.
Finally, hidden at the bottom is the monster spider of the week, from Singapore's Sungei Buloh Wetlands park.
Lately, Barry's been venturing out of the house on his own, and trying to make his own fun. This is because I'm have trouble leaving the new massage chair:
Another creature of the week is the rarely seen Baking Barry, who is oven tending.
Finally, hidden at the bottom is the monster spider of the week, from Singapore's Sungei Buloh Wetlands park.
The fruit of the week is what I call sour 
The nearby white-faced capuchins also seemed cool with it all, if a little curious.
As did the agouti, a 
Barry's favourite volcano animal is the coati, because it reminds him of 
These animals must have figured ways to avoid falling into of crevasses of bubbling bile.
I, however, was more alarmed, as shown here in the valley of death.
Mike & Jen thought we were being nice, so they cooked us a delicious dinner! Thanks guys!
Tokyo provides photogenic nights, above, and days with big-eyed green freakdolls. 
The restaurant district also sells the biggest and most expensive knives I've ever seen (Look at Barry's reflection in the glass for perspective).
