Buggy
Anyone have a pet frog?
Can we borrow it?
Our place is being attacked by flies. Gross. Big. Female ones.
We have no idea where they're coming from. We’ve only lived here since November. It’s been pouring outside and the windows aren’t sealed tight – is the rain driving them in? I set up an herb garden a few weeks ago – was there a nest buried within the soil? We generate about one small bag of garbage each week, so I’m pretty sure it’s not that. We are clueless.
I’m in the middle of reading 2nd Samuel right now, but this morning I opted to flip back through the Old Testament and read "The Plague of the Flies" in Exodus, just for kicks. I sort of got caught up in the whole Passover story and was reminded that there was a plague of the frogs too. So on second thought, don’t send us your pet amphibian.
Can we borrow it?
Our place is being attacked by flies. Gross. Big. Female ones.
We have no idea where they're coming from. We’ve only lived here since November. It’s been pouring outside and the windows aren’t sealed tight – is the rain driving them in? I set up an herb garden a few weeks ago – was there a nest buried within the soil? We generate about one small bag of garbage each week, so I’m pretty sure it’s not that. We are clueless.
I’m in the middle of reading 2nd Samuel right now, but this morning I opted to flip back through the Old Testament and read "The Plague of the Flies" in Exodus, just for kicks. I sort of got caught up in the whole Passover story and was reminded that there was a plague of the frogs too. So on second thought, don’t send us your pet amphibian.
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In other news, I’m buckling down big time this month with lots o’ deadlines, so I need to say bye-bye to the blog until May. See you then. Um, then again, I cannot let a “fly” post sit on this site for two weeks (eww), so I’ll post again in a few days.

12 Comments:
Nothing says "for kicks" like "The Plague of the Flies" in Exodus! You are one WILD and CRAZY woman!!!
Good luck with your plague! GROSS!!!!!!
11:20 PM
That's me, the wild and crazy bible reader.
9:49 AM
Hee, hee - is Noah next on your list? It's raining cats and dogs these days. Good luck with your flies. Ick.
7:21 PM
Wish I had a solution for you.
I'm thrilled that you've got lots of deadlines, though! That means lots of work writing - I'm so pleased to hear you're doing so well.
12:23 AM
It's ants here at our house!
Another reason to love spring, right Jenny?
7:47 PM
They're cluster flies. I lived through a similar plague once. Turn off the lights and lay low until the siege is over, then sweep up the remains. It's not pretty, but it does end!
10:21 PM
Thanks, Trish.
That's exactly what we did and they were gone pretty fast. Glad to know what they are exactly.
10:27 PM
Next time you've got a pesky situation, go to this site and ask Mama 'n Me: http://mama-n-me.blogspot.com/
They have lots of green ideas!
Glad your plague has passed!
10:33 AM
Glad you they are gone. Thought of you today as the temperature got up in the 90s here. It was really too hot! I prefer 70s and low 80s.
Good luck with all of those deadlines.
Thanks for stopping by my blog a while back. I meant to come thank you then, but, alas, I forgot.
I love that you read the Bible. I need to read it more. I love the Daily Bible, the chronological one. Right now, I'm way behind but I do enjoy reading it all in order!
I'm into reading everything Thomas Keating right now -- so enjoying my exploration of centering prayer.
3:06 AM
Thanks Carrie, I'll check it out.
And La La, keep at it.
10:41 PM
I don't know what happened up there with the "Glad you they are gone." I think I must have written something else and then changed it and forgot to take out the "you." LOL!
11:58 PM
Ever tried venus fly traps? They are surprisingly effective and it is so cool to watch the bloodthirsty plant in action!
12:43 PM
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