Our Location today is Tecumseh, Ontario.
It was only minutes after we posted our blog last night that
we received a phone call from our daughter Karen. She had waited to call
because as soon as she got home from work she and Greg had taken on the task of
installing their pool cover. The family was in awe over what Kathy and I had
done yesterday. It felt good helping them out.
For the last few weeks we’ve had a complaint in with the
building manager that we have been getting Yellow Jackets in our apartment
through the bathroom exhaust vent. Last night as Kathy sat at her computer she
actually got stung on her hand. I killed at least a dozen of them before going
to bed.
Sleeping until nearly 8:30 this morning we were both feeling
refreshed especially with the fact that we slept with the windows cracked open
and the night time temperatures dipped to the low 40’s. We were happy to see
the Weather Channel showing more seasonable temperatures coming for the next
week. The coffee we had with our breakfast helped to take a slight chill out of
us both.
When Greg arrived to pick up the key he again thanked me for
the jobs that we’d done. He admitted seeing the old fan on the couch and just
though Karen had put it there so he’d install it. When granddaughter Kylla
noticed her picture hanging in her room they thought it was strange. Then he
walked into his bedroom to see the new fan.
After he left when I returned to the apartment I was on
another killing spree of Yellow Jackets. I then went down to the office to
report the increase of the problem and the fact that Kathy had gotten stung. When
Lynn the manager looked at the file she nearly hit the roof. The head office
for the Boardwalk Corporation in Alberta had changed the work-order from an Extermination
to an Inspection. She was immediately on the phone with the local Orcan
Exterminators. A half hour later she was outside our apartment with the
exterminator while I was killing more wasps inside. At present the main nest is
in the bathroom exhaust vent not in our apartment but our friends Grant and
Sandy’s apartment directly above us. Lucky for them they are at their trailer
at the lake. When I called him and told him of the problem he immediately
called the manager to give her the go ahead to take care of the problem.
Between killing more Yellow Jackets with a fly swatter and
helping Kathy do research for our 2014/2015 winter trip I also took the time to
call Dominion Collision. John apologized saying the truck wouldn’t be ready
until Thursday. It seems most of his people don’t want to work Saturdays for
the overtime with all this nice weather. Gee I can’t imagine why! Thanks for
following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You
Might Be a Redneck If
You
don't need a clean shirt to go to work.
It is about time they do something about those fests! Hope they are gone for good!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with those yellow jackets, they should be gone for good now.
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