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My trailer is home. I picked it up this afternoon. I stopped in for some gas and forgot about the extra 38″ in width. I scrapped a safety pole at the gas station. I got home and backed it up to its new home for the next few months. I backed \u00a0in and missed taking out a veranda support by a a mere half inch.<\/p>\n
The new width would take some getting used to, that and not having someone around to spot while I backed it up. Although I am sure the new beagle had a worried look as I wheeled the 22 foot by 10 foot trailer backwards on the lawn.<\/p>\n
After an afternoon nap I went out to make another attempt. Late afternoon here, although Sunny right at the moment we have been blessed with lightning storms every afternoon for the last few days.<\/p>\n
This is the worst day so far for mosquitoes. I had a black cloud around me while I unhooked the trailer.
\nThese were not the beginning of the season polite Oliver “may I have more please” skeeters. These were the world M crazy zombie mosquitoes that came in huge waves trying to knock me to the ground and and drain me dry.<\/p>\n
A few wild Zulu war dance moves including flailing arms and head twists, to escape my attackers, I ran for my door. My big dog was waiting at the mat for me keeping a huge squadron ready to zoom in behind me.<\/p>\n
I ran, still screaming like a girl for my back door and dove through catching the door with my heel enough to slam it shut. Then I realized there was a cat missing. Deakes my short haired office cat. The one that has to sit on my lap as I type.<\/p>\n
The dogs can handle the winged vampires. My little cat, two of the zombie squitoes could have drained every ounce of her blood.<\/p>\n
Out I went flailing and spinning and calling for my cat. I scooped her up with one quick movement and bolted for the door.<\/p>\n
Now up here you watch for signs. When the squitoes get aggressive rain is eminent. As\u00a0I write this the wind picked up and down comes the rain.<\/p>\n
What does all this mean. It means I will have to paint and work on the tiny house in full sun when the mosquitoes are scarce.<\/p>\n
Anyways the trailer is home. I can start to do the work.<\/p>\n
How to kill them<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My trailer is home. I picked it up this afternoon. I stopped in for some gas and forgot about the extra 38″ in width. I scrapped a safety pole at the gas station. I got home and backed it up to its new home for the next few months. I backed \u00a0in and missed taking… <\/p>\n