Bloody insects.
Sep. 8th, 2005 11:29 amI seem to have spent my entire morning fighting off multiple-legged creatures.
1) A butterfly on the walkway as I was heading back to catch the 11 to get home. I swatted at it with my carrier bag twice and the damn thing kept coming back for more.
2) A spider descending on me in the kitchen. I squashed it with a bottle of fabric conditioner.
3) And there I was, happily settling down to watch the final third of last week's Most Haunted Live, when there's a bloody great daddylonglegs hovering/scuttling up and down the window. If there's one thing I hate more than moths, it's probably daddylonglegses. I attempted to suck it up the Dyson using the hose, but I wasn't brave enough to get close enough to do it.
Can someone come around and kill it for me? Please?
It's been a decidedly moth-free summer, actually. I knew it was too good to last; I hate September. The winged and legged things are in full force and we've still got the dopey, half-awake wasps to contend with. This house seems to have been Insect Central for the past week or so. Bastards.
I desperately need to tidy my room, but my back hurts. I might take a painkiller later and see if that works. The wardrobe needs to be sorted (bloody Woolworths have stopped selling those multi-layered coathanger things that free up space horizontally) and so do the shelves, but I don't have the energy...
1) A butterfly on the walkway as I was heading back to catch the 11 to get home. I swatted at it with my carrier bag twice and the damn thing kept coming back for more.
2) A spider descending on me in the kitchen. I squashed it with a bottle of fabric conditioner.
3) And there I was, happily settling down to watch the final third of last week's Most Haunted Live, when there's a bloody great daddylonglegs hovering/scuttling up and down the window. If there's one thing I hate more than moths, it's probably daddylonglegses. I attempted to suck it up the Dyson using the hose, but I wasn't brave enough to get close enough to do it.
Can someone come around and kill it for me? Please?
It's been a decidedly moth-free summer, actually. I knew it was too good to last; I hate September. The winged and legged things are in full force and we've still got the dopey, half-awake wasps to contend with. This house seems to have been Insect Central for the past week or so. Bastards.
I desperately need to tidy my room, but my back hurts. I might take a painkiller later and see if that works. The wardrobe needs to be sorted (bloody Woolworths have stopped selling those multi-layered coathanger things that free up space horizontally) and so do the shelves, but I don't have the energy...