No, not that sort of Happy Ending 
Delighted to have moved away from the three Evil Beasties (aka midges, biblical swarms of black files round eyes and ears and clegs). But nature abhors a vacuum so enter the Somerset equivalent aka small wasps.
LOML and I are thoroughly enjoying being able to eat outside in the evenings underneath the cerulean blue sky.
Until a wee wasp comes along and starts to eat my supper but I'm getting very good at fast reactions, a knife and bisecting it.
But before then, I will have sat down with a good book - just finished Gabriel's Moon by William Boyd and a superb book. Washed down with a glass of shandy. Perforce a 'friend' will come along and decide to share the shandy. To end matters swiftly I have always to hand a cover for the glass. Wait until the wasp is in the glass, cover over the top, quick shake and give the wasp a drink. Let it enjoy the moment, flick of the knife and a swift coup de grace. Happy Ending for both.
Delighted to have moved away from the three Evil Beasties (aka midges, biblical swarms of black files round eyes and ears and clegs). But nature abhors a vacuum so enter the Somerset equivalent aka small wasps.
LOML and I are thoroughly enjoying being able to eat outside in the evenings underneath the cerulean blue sky.
Until a wee wasp comes along and starts to eat my supper but I'm getting very good at fast reactions, a knife and bisecting it.
But before then, I will have sat down with a good book - just finished Gabriel's Moon by William Boyd and a superb book. Washed down with a glass of shandy. Perforce a 'friend' will come along and decide to share the shandy. To end matters swiftly I have always to hand a cover for the glass. Wait until the wasp is in the glass, cover over the top, quick shake and give the wasp a drink. Let it enjoy the moment, flick of the knife and a swift coup de grace. Happy Ending for both.
