NO NO NO... Just a question that nobody else seemed
to want to ask. "Elephant in the room". Hard to ignore,
but apparently not TOO hard.
Good to know you and yours and stuff is OK.
to want to ask. "Elephant in the room". Hard to ignore,
but apparently not TOO hard.
Good to know you and yours and stuff is OK.
Elephant in the room - Wikipedia
"The expression “the elephant in the room” (or "the elephant in the living
room")[1][2] is a metaphorical idiom in English for an important or enormous
topic, question, or controversial issue that is obvious or that everyone knows
about but no one mentions or wants to discuss because it makes at least
some of them uncomfortable and is personally, socially, or politically
embarrassing, controversial, inflammatory, or dangerous."
hiya, classy! hiya, bear!
Heya Tibs !
Was just having fun
Elephant in the room - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
"The expression “the elephant in the room” (or "the elephant in the living
room")[1][2] is a metaphorical idiom in English for an important or enormous
topic, question, or controversial issue that is obvious or that everyone knows
about but no one mentions or wants to discuss because it makes at least
some of them uncomfortable and is personally, socially, or politically
embarrassing, controversial, inflammatory, or dangerous."
:lol
Gonna be spaghetti and meatballs here. Dd put the meatballs on and I'm gonna cook the spaghetti while she gets the young one.
pasta and shrimp here - had a box delivered today
Speaking of "creature" in the room.....I'm still getting bees in the house. Sent about 30 on a cruise in the mighty Toilet Ocean...I have a pepper oil spray that starts killing them as soon as it hits. Marsha took a picture, but I won't gross you out with toilet shots. But she forgot to take a picture of about 40 or 50 others, laying dead across the doorway of the front door yesterday. I love this oil, but takes a long time for the odor to dissipate. Not bad, but very strong. Ordered some lemongrass oil to try next. Love the smell of lemons. We have sprayed everywhere possible, but I betcha I find some more tomorrow. Hoping not. We did find a tiny area they may be getting in. They have been planning war with us for some time, is my guess, since we sprayed their nest/hive up into the eave of the roof. I think they brought in some troops from another hive to assist. Maddy sees one on the window OR floor and just stares at it and barks until we send it off on a cruise.Elephant in the room - Wikipedia
"The expression “the elephant in the room” (or "the elephant in the living
room")[1][2] is a metaphorical idiom in English for an important or enormous
topic, question, or controversial issue that is obvious or that everyone knows
about but no one mentions or wants to discuss because it makes at least
some of them uncomfortable and is personally, socially, or politically
embarrassing, controversial, inflammatory, or dangerous."
And how is YOUR bee situation. I hope it BEE better....
Good evening everyone 
Glad to hear our Classy is okay
Did some work today and came home tired (woke up too early) so after a bath I fell asleep in the chair. Supper is whatever we can find that appeals.
Glad to hear our Classy is okay
Did some work today and came home tired (woke up too early) so after a bath I fell asleep in the chair. Supper is whatever we can find that appeals.
How @classwife IN TAMPA weathered the storm. Did somebodyand what question was that?
ask? Did I miss it?
Yellow jackets here.Speaking of "creature" in the room.....I'm still getting bees in the house. Sent about 30 on a cruise in the mighty Toilet Ocean...I have a pepper oil spray that starts killing them as soon as it hits. Marsha took a picture, but I won't gross you out with toilet shots. But she forgot to take a picture of about 40 or 50 others, laying dead across the doorway of the front door yesterday. I love this oil, but takes a long time for the odor to dissipate. Not bad, but very strong. Ordered some lemongrass oil to try next. Love the smell of lemons. We have sprayed everywhere possible, but I betcha I find some more tomorrow. Hoping not. We did find a tiny area they may be getting in. They have been planning war with us for some time, is my guess, since we sprayed their nest/hive up into the eave of the roof. I think they brought in some troops from another hive to assist. Maddy sees one on the window OR floor and just stares at it and barks until we send it off on a cruise.
And how is YOUR bee situation. I hope it BEE better....
I did cut off a main entry point a few days ago, but
still finding carcasses on the floor. None are live,
but there must still be a spot they are weaseling
in. Bought a brand new spray can and will zap the
entire length of the back of the house up at the
soffits tomorrow.
They just make me all kinds of itchy and scratchy
thinking about them. And, they do not have any place
inside of a home.
FROST WARNING tonight. And... if you can stand it,
the FROST WARNING warranted a "breaking news"
intro at 4pm and 4:30pm. FROST is "breaking news".
Maybe the dreaded FROST will kill a few.
