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Topic: What are you doing? - part 9
Cutiepieforyou Joined Wed 10/17/07 Posts: 43085	Fri 05/29/20 09:50 AM
Getting cute to go to Walmart Hey I maybe on a break from men... but I can still browse A woman's gotta keep her eyes peeled! You just never know. exactly Sorry cutie.... nothing rated higher than a second glance and a hello But don't worry I'll keep looking You will have to keep looking

Rock Joined Thu 10/09/08 Posts: 21258	Fri 05/29/20 06:59 PM
Getting ready to go have dinner.

Unknow Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 64077	Sat 05/30/20 04:39 AM
Drinking a cup of coffee. Telling ZoeCat to hush and wondering where I was when a spider bit me.

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33284	Sat 05/30/20 05:37 AM
Staying home, too many tourists here now with Pentecost holiday. Done a bit of shopping, now browsing the net. And occasionally writing a bit. Lazy Saturday afternoon, haha.

delightfulillusion Joined Fri 06/24/16 Posts: 119333	Sat 05/30/20 06:08 AM
Was watching all the bees coming and going from my roof. Seems they have made their home under a roof tile.

Larsson71 Joined Sun 03/08/20 Posts: 1060	Sat 05/30/20 08:07 AM
Was watching all the bees coming and going from my roof. Seems they have made their home under a roof tile. Are you sure it's bees and not Wasps? We've had to get Rentokil, out a few times to sort out Wasp nests under the tiles on roofs, quite a few times. The last one in Livingston, in March, added a full day onto the job. They usually get in at the side of a gable wall, where the dry verge is either damaged, or has failed completely!

delightfulillusion Joined Fri 06/24/16 Posts: 119333	Sat 05/30/20 08:17 AM
Was watching all the bees coming and going from my roof. Seems they have made their home under a roof tile. Are you sure it's bees and not Wasps? We've had to get Rentokil, out a few times to sort out Wasp nests under the tiles on roofs, quite a few times. The last one in Livingston, in March, added a full day onto the job. They usually get in at the side of a gable wall, where the dry verge is either damaged, or has failed completely! Yes, absolutely sure they’re bees. When I look out of the window I see about 30-40 of them flying about.

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33284	Sat 05/30/20 09:04 AM Edited by SparklingCrystal 💖💎 on Sat 05/30/20 09:05 AM
Was watching all the bees coming and going from my roof. Seems they have made their home under a roof tile. Are you sure it's bees and not Wasps? We've had to get Rentokil, out a few times to sort out Wasp nests under the tiles on roofs, quite a few times. The last one in Livingston, in March, added a full day onto the job. They usually get in at the side of a gable wall, where the dry verge is either damaged, or has failed completely! Yes, absolutely sure they’re bees. When I look out of the window I see about 30-40 of them flying about. Hmmm... you may want to get that checked out and sorted. Once the queen decides to live there you can have a big problem. I had somethng like that a few years back with a bumble bee. All the time I had one indoors while everything was closed. I kept putting it outside, only to have it back inside within 5 minutes. So I checked it out. It was flying near a wall, then I noticed there was a piece of cement missing in between 2 bricks. And it went in there. To end up in my living room again, so clearly there is some opening under the window sill indoors somewhere. In any case, I phoned council and they sent someone who filled it in. Thank goodness in time, no queen in between the outer walls yet. The bumble bee flew around the wall for a few days, clearly confused he couldn't get in anymore, hihi. But you wouldn't want a nest, even though bees and bumble bees are basically friendly.

delightfulillusion Joined Fri 06/24/16 Posts: 119333	Sat 05/30/20 09:12 AM
Was watching all the bees coming and going from my roof. Seems they have made their home under a roof tile. Are you sure it's bees and not Wasps? We've had to get Rentokil, out a few times to sort out Wasp nests under the tiles on roofs, quite a few times. The last one in Livingston, in March, added a full day onto the job. They usually get in at the side of a gable wall, where the dry verge is either damaged, or has failed completely! Yes, absolutely sure they’re bees. When I look out of the window I see about 30-40 of them flying about. Hmmm... you may want to get that checked out and sorted. Once the queen decides to live there you can have a big problem. I had somethng like that a few years back with a bumble bee. All the time I had one indoors while everything was closed. I kept putting it outside, only to have it back inside within 5 minutes. So I checked it out. It was flying near a wall, then I noticed there was a piece of cement missing in between 2 bricks. And it went in there. To end up in my living room again, so clearly there is some opening under the window sill indoors somewhere. In any case, I phoned council and they sent someone who filled it in. Thank goodness in time, no queen in between the outer walls yet. The bumble bee flew around the wall for a few days, clearly confused he couldn't get in anymore, hihi. But you wouldn't want a nest, even though bees and bumble bees are basically friendly. I haven’t had any in the house.....yet! If they start coming in then I will get something done about them. Many years ago (in a previous house) I had bees that made their nest in a hole in the ground right next to my gable window. One day I’d had enough and covered the hole with a paving slab. Boy were those bees angry!

Cutiepieforyou Joined Wed 10/17/07 Posts: 43085	Sat 05/30/20 09:44 AM
Just applied for a job that a friend told me just opened up.

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Sat 05/30/20 09:50 AM
Drinking Pepto-Bismol.

🍫 KitKat 🍫 Joined Thu 09/27/18 Posts: 40105	Sat 05/30/20 09:58 AM
Drinking Pepto-Bismol. Ate your own cooking again? Feel better poet

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Sat 05/30/20 10:01 AM
Drinking Pepto-Bismol. Ate your own cooking again? Feel better poet For a second I thought I had the coronavirus but that is a respiratory problem. Stomach felt the worse it has ever felt. Pepto-Bismol cleared it right up. But you aren't far off on me eating my own cooking since that would have the same affect. OT: Drinking a 7up

🍫 KitKat 🍫 Joined Thu 09/27/18 Posts: 40105	Sat 05/30/20 10:08 AM
glad it wasn't the virus and the pepto helped! Ps... stay out of the kitchen

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33284	Sat 05/30/20 10:16 AM
Stay out of the kitchen indeed AND stop drinken 7-Up. Doesn't seem smart when you have an upset stomach, had to take medication for it, then go for that?

Poetrywriter Joined Sun 10/14/07 Posts: 22675	Sat 05/30/20 10:19 AM
Stay out of the kitchen indeed AND stop drinken 7-Up. Doesn't seem smart when you have an upset stomach, had to take medication for it, then go for that? 7up has always had a calming affect on my stomach. I rarely drink sodas but when I do it is always 7up or Ginger Ale.

Riverspirit1111 Joined Wed 06/27/18 Posts: 100738	Sat 05/30/20 02:19 PM
Just finished the dishes, now I'm relaxing

Cutiepieforyou Joined Wed 10/17/07 Posts: 43085	Sat 05/30/20 02:25 PM
GOing to a virtual 1980s music event online. That is all I know about it.

Unknow Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 64077	Sat 05/30/20 04:55 PM
Texting

🍫 KitKat 🍫 Joined Thu 09/27/18 Posts: 40105	Sun 05/31/20 06:27 AM
Sitting on my azz 3 hours 4 trash barrels full 5 places done.... Only 15 more to go