NOT for the bug-squeamish

[drwex]

Getting a bee caught in your hair such that it crawls on your scalp? WEIRD
Getting it out without getting stung? WIN

Who said dropping off kids at camp was boring?

Comments

[tigira.livejournal.com]

Excellent. Very cool.
I don't like bees or wasps, but getting rid of them without getting stung is awesome.

[tisana.livejournal.com]

Man, here I was picturing stuff about spiders. Spiders make me squeamish. Bee-like things make me cautious.
Good job, though.

[inahandbasket]

only time that ever happened to me I definitely got stung.
Bee stings on the scalp SUCK!

[wren13.livejournal.com]

I can't believe you were able to get it out without freaking! Argghhh, but good on you.

[drwex]

I freaked a little, but the freaking-out part of my brain was immediately overruled by the "If it stings you that is going to SUCK" part of my brain. So I kept the freak a minimum.

[drwex]

Yeah I guessed that would be the case; with luck I'll never find out empirically.

[heinleinfan.livejournal.com]

Maybe one day, after many years of dealing with bees, I'll get over the "a bee is on my body...FREAK OUT!!" thing.

Maybe. One day.

Until then, wow, is it a hard thing to not freak out, kudos to you for saving both yourself from a nasty sting and a little lady from an untimely death.

[hlmt.livejournal.com]

One of my most intense memories from my teen years was one day during lunch break at school (we had 2 hrs for lunch, it being Europe and all). I went to the store to purchase smoked bacon (?? I don't know why) and ate it down by the waterfront. Suddenly I felt something tickling my thumb, and looked down to see a wasp crawling around on my finger. Ick! But, being quite allergic to these things, I didn't budge, and whaddya know, the damned bug *bit* my finger! Not bite-as-in-sting, but bite-as-in-take-hella-chomp-(or-try-to). So. Wild! Then it flew off...

[drwex]

That is pretty odd.

On the other hand, I completely understand the desire to bite you...

[hlmt.livejournal.com]

*grins*