not a problem. i keep forgetting to cut the old letter off. i try to read it while i'm writing to remember what i am writing about. i usually try to leave the first letter on there and add my comment on the top, but delete the rest if there is any more other replies. i'll be more careful. i'll just cut and paste what line i am replying to like i have seen in most of the emails.
thanks for the good advice about the bees. but if a wasp is thrown out of his nest or is trapped in your house all night it can sting you. both my uncle and aunt have been stung at night like that. it is rare, but it has happened. wasps do a nice job for the environment, but they are horrible to deal with. they eat parasites or some kind of insects that will damage your gardens, so they are not always a bad sign when they build a home. they are dangerous though, and nosy. any bee is nosy! when i was in kindtergarden in tennessee, i lived in an old house belonging to one of my relatives. the house was set back behind some trees and behind a creek that we had to cross a bridge covering it to get to the main road. at the time it was a dirt road, but now they have black topped it. it had well water, a septic tank, and a wood stove. the only thing modern it had was electricity. the year that we lived there they had an infestation of wasps. they covered the entire side of the house. when we went out during the day, the whole side of the house was covered in wasps. i can't remeber if it were just red wasps or black wasps also mixed in, but not one day did we get scared living there. i still can't figure out to this day why my mother didn't buy some spray to kill them. there may have been one or two wasps a day that got into the house, maybe more but i don't remember having any problem with them in the house, but the only one of us that got stung the whole time we lived there was my youngest brother. he has red hair, and he was always getting teased about his hair. one of the things he was told was that red wasps didn't sting red haired people. one day we all scream for our mother about a wasp being on the floor, and before she got there to kill it, my brother who was barefooted said "don't worry, i'll get it" and stepped on the thing. he got stung and my mother nagged my uncle for months for telling him silly tales. she still tells him to this day how mean that was. that was in 1976, and i wonder why that year they were so bad. this area has changes a lot since then, and there are so many houses built where there were just lots of trees. all the houses including the one we lived in has city water. everyone still has the same things to worry about: snakes, wasps, and thunderstorms, so i guess some things will never change. from susan in tennessee,u.s.a. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
