Showing posts with label Captured in the wild. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captured in the wild. Show all posts

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Captured in the Wild: Caribbean Edition


Shiver our timbers, it's another installment of Captured in the Wild: Caribbean Edition.
Our second specimen comes to us straight from the Lido deck (of all places). At first glance you may think, "Oh my is that Bret Favre?", because I definitely did. But upon closer inspection you will notice that this is not the whiny-baby quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, but rather a more handsome less abused silver fox.

During the cruise, I probably caught a glimpse of this silver fox about 15 times - once in the dimly lit Starry Nights bar (yes, it was a terribly themed bar that was model after the van Gogh painting), another while he was proudly strutting through the casino, but every time alone. So it is sad to say, based on my observations this silver fox was solitary (or am i sad to say?). Well if he needed company, I know I made it all too obvious (by snapping random pictures of him from afar)that I would had kept him company. If only this fox hunter knew what it felt like to be held in the arms of a NFL look-alike.


p.s. turn in later this week for the grand finale of Captured in the Wild: Caribbean Edition.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Captured in the Wild: A SFOTD Exclusive!!!!!

Have you ever been sitting on the Metro and caught a glimpse of a rare, but beautiful silver fox? Or been jogging on the Mall and have one pass you? Well we have at SFOTD, and to honor these not-so-famous silver foxes in that paparazzi instant celebrity style, we will be showcasing them when "Captured in the Wild".

Today's specimen was seen feeding at Nando's Peri-Peri. We were instantly attracted to him, and his dapper manner. As you can see he is a sophisticated fox with an eye for fashion. Although he wasn't feasting on some world famous Nando's chicken at that moment, he was more than welcome to hold himself over with an appetizer of me.


*Please e-mail us your "Captured in the Wild" photos with a brief description, and we will make sure to feature him in the next posting.