#house bugs

[tearsinthemist]

Finding bugs in your home? Here's which ones are invasive and why you should kill them

Here are four invasive species of bugs, including three to watch out for and report to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources if seen.

[panicc-room]

The bug I just found in my house is worse than any sixpenceee story I've ever read

[inhisbelly]

Your broomstick hair antennae were startlingly long,  with an offensively oblong abdomen  to match On an early morning I feel so small The juxtaposition

of your quiet uncaring  or unknowing (for I have never been a cricket; I am not qualified to  speak on your sentience) and my shrill cry like teenage melodrama (with floral housedress  and little feet to back) were a play for an invisible  Presence

So think of your exit-- Your thorax smeared into the  address panel of a bathroom magazine as grand Because these delusions  are more soothing and artful  than being at the wrong place at the wrong time.  

Who am I trying to console again?

[arthousevampire]

Story of the day (1)

OKAY, heres my story of the day.

I'm going on with my routine, checking all of my sites then all of the sudden from the corner of my eye I see a bug. Now I know right off the bat this isn't a normal house bug or anything, so I take a closer look and what do you know... Its a praying mantis. At first I get scared, then I begin admiring it. I know I can't just let a praying mantis hang out of my computer so my cousin, Emily and I come up with this brilliant idea... we're gonna names it and keep it. At this point we've named it Arnold and he is moving around while we're attempting to catch him. Next thing we know he disappears... We have no idea where Arnold is now...