
Notice this guy is really colorful, so if you like bugs or have kids that like bugs, they will enjoy this picture. Me, I am not crazy about bugs anymore.
My daughter is doing a thankful list on her blog. I think that is a great idea, especially since I am inundated with bugs! I am going to start that too. I am thankful for duct tape. We have it wrapped around the trunks of 2 of our trees that hang over the pool and it is catching these grasshoppers and they have stopped falling into the pool. Making my pool cleaning job much easier. One day I watched as one of them thought they could jump 4 feet from one branch to another. Nope, he actually did a dive straight into the pool! Well, maybe he was trying out for the Olympics.
Oh, yes, I am still knitting. Some will put their knitting away in the summer. But, not me. I am working on a shawl pattern and doing another test knit for it. Two of my wonderful spinning friends, Kate and Cindy, are testing it too. Hopefully, I will be able to work out the rough patches of that pattern. For those waiting for the Diamond Pattern, it is still coming. I will post when I get it out on etsy.
3 comments:
when i was little we went to visit my dad's dad and some of daddy's friends before he went to korea. when we went to visit one of his farmer friends, i saw my first memory of a grasshopper...i think these were brown and they spit! i thought it looked like chewing tobacco...i was grossed out!
hey, at least grasshoppers aren't dangerous - for perspective, remember the scorpions, poisonous spiders & mosquitoes, bleck!!
So I'm thankful that the plentiful grasshoppers are not dangerous :)
Oh, you are right. I AM thankful that grasshoppers are not dangerous. I am still fishing dead scorpions out of there.
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