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Never squash a wasp that has stung you. Upon being crushed, it will release a chemical that becomes airborne; this signals guard wasps to come and sting whatever gets in their way.
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This is about our life, the grandkids, things that we do, what I'm thinking, my bargain shopping, maybe something I find enjoyable, interesting or kinda on the abnormal side and highlights of our trips. Please leave me a comment to let me know you were here. If you're unsure how, send me an email, I'd love to guide you in the right direction. It's really not that hard. Besides you can always sign in as "anonymous".
David Watson's blog
About Me
- Lori
- Ohio, United States
- My name is Lori and I am married to my highschool sweetheart, Sam. We have one grown, married daughter. Currently, I am a very part-time nanny. We also have two grandchildren and a dog. The dog lives with us, the grandchildren don't.
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Ouch, thanks for the tip. R
Wow - I did not know that; thanks!
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