Oh oh oh what a scary night here last night!!!!!!I'm living out in the bush, there are trees everywhere and the wildlife (insects mainly)comes into the house no matter what we do. There are frogs in the toilet and cicadas on the washing, there are flying bugs of every conceivable size and shape. Its summer here so there are millions of the little critters.When I went to bed my legs and feet , as usual, get these crawly sensations which usually I ignore but I thought to myself - what if there IS a bug in the bed crawling on my feet, getting ready to bite me.......aghhhhhh!!!!!My legs are like lumps of lead (I kinda think of them as those bulwarks on a pier, they feel so huge and heavy) jumping out of bed is not really an option....but by now I am convinced there is a very large, evil, biting bug in bed with me, so....I throw back the covers and yup, sure enough, sharing my bed is .....a teensy wincy christmas beetle.....I am such a sook.....
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The mind is a very efficient incubator of terrible things when it comes to bugs in the bed at night, if you feel it crawling on you under the covers you cant help but think the worst. Very funny but much better you than me, it would have not been as funny if it was me. LOL
He just wanted to wish you a Merry Christmas! ;-)
You know, he probably wouldn\'t eat too much... LOL I know what you mean though. In the spring, my puppups drag all manner of bugs in though their specialty is deer ticks--you know, the little guys who carry lyme disease. Sure, they can have bug stuff on the back of their necks, but they don\'t have that for humans! I think it would solve many problems myself... xoxoxo Cj