A fly on the wall here would tell you that this apple didn't fall too far from the tree. For whatever reason, I recently had a brief fly infestation and with no swatter on hand a dishtowel became my weapon of choice. After 3 days of random wild whacking (and a bent blind) I looked at my floors littered with several dozen fly carcasses and became suspicious I have moms short pest fuse. Several days later when I beat an innocent black cricket to death having mistaken it for an early stage cockroach I knew I truly was my mothers daughter.
In other exciting news...I now have my own garbage/recycle cans, I'm still addicted to purchasing chairs, and I have a sleeping regime that is so off kilter I could qualify as strictly nocturnal.
Ahhhh, the glamour and adventure of my carefree single life. Try to contain your envy.
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I thought of you last night as I heard a cricket outside my kitchen window. You know of my critter adventures this summer , and I have ANOTHER skunk in the trap this morning. Yes, there is a place for animals but it is NOT inside or "nearly" inside my home.
I DO envy the chair addiction - you have some beauties.
Is that a picture of the dead bug?
My mom taught me not to kill anything, even ants. She always said that ants were going to take over the world someday and remember who was nice to them.
I teach my kids the same thing, not because I believe it, but for some reason my boys get a sick delight out of killing anything. I swear they start by killing bugs, then cats, then pretty soon who knows maybe people. :)I stop them at bugs. heheheh
It's just a genetic natural instinct. I am always swatting them with my hands then wondering why I thought it was a good idea when I actually end up killing one and getting guts on my hands.
While des listened to the "all things living" I DID and DO NOT! I am with you and crazy all the way-if they want to live- stay out and away from my house!
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