Pickles by Brian Crane for November 18, 2012

That’s the fastest I’ve saw Earl move in quitea while.

What a concerned husband & grandson Opal has to protect her from a wee moth.

My sister used to scream like mad at the sight of a grasshopper. Never did figure that out…they don’t bite, or sting, or anything, and she was not squeamish. (She enjoyed grossing people out, not at all the girly type.) I think she just liked screaming.

Thank goodness for SuperRoscoe!

But what did Doofy the Duck say??

She’s a knitter, people! Moths are a knitter’s worst nightmare! :-P

Ugh…I will be eating breakfast soon…

You can come out now, Opal.

Roscue did the rescuing. I’m glad he enjoyed it.

Anyonesee the movie ’ Attack of the giant moth ’…

I don’t like moths or grasshoppers because you never know what direction they are going in – at you or away.@Number Six – I also thank you. Hate to be left hanging. I don’t have that book in my library.

I’m frightened of moths too…

But nowhere near as my fear of Wasps.

I once woke up to a buzzing sound and then I figured straight away it was a wasp.

And sure enough it was…

It would have stung me if I had just lay there for a few more seconds.

xxx

Good dog, Roscoe!!

my airedale eats most bugs. especially horse flies

Ha!..At first I thought that Roscoe had put his cold wet nose

as Opal bent over..

I am shocked that no one mentioned Fred Basset’s line in a trashed room, “There was this moth…”

Opal watched “Mothra” on Midnight Theater!