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Thanks and yes, Georgia is a pretty nice state. One of the things I probably wouldn't like about living down there is the fact that I'll probably be increasing my chances of dealing with tornadoes and the full brunt of a hurricane or tropical storm coming ashore from the Gulf or near it, I probably won't make as much down there as I would up here depending on the job, and dealing with those dinosaur-sized insects that can get as big as the palm of your hand LOL If any Southerners see this, I've got to ask....How in the world do the insects down South get so big sometimes?
We just ignore them so I have no idea how they get "that" big. Are they really big?
We just ignore them so I have no idea how they get "that" big. Are they really big?
LOL I remember one time years ago when my childhood friend went to Florida and came back home with a cricket he caught while he was down there. The cricket was pretty big. Bigger than the ones up here. IIRC, it was almost as big as his hand.
LOL I remember one time years ago when my childhood friend went to Florida and came back home with a cricket he caught while he was down there. The cricket was pretty big. Bigger than the ones up here. IIRC, it was almost as big as his hand.
Awesome!
My cat just brought a mouse into the house. It really wasn't that big...but it also wasn't an insect. Come to think of it, I had to look twice to be sure it wasn't a bug.
My cat just brought a mouse into the house. It really wasn't that big...but it also wasn't an insect. Come to think of it, I had to look twice to be sure it wasn't a bug.
At least it wasn't a rat LOL What color was the mouse?
At least it wasn't a rat LOL What color was the mouse?
Nearly black. Why? Now you're freaking me out more (I was already freaked out since I had to manage to get the cat out of the house WITH the mouse still in his mouth - last time he dropped the very much alive mouse and all hell broke loose as you can imagine).
Nearly black. Why? Now you're freaking me out more (I was already freaked out since I had to manage to get the cat out of the house WITH the mouse still in his mouth - last time he dropped the very much alive mouse and all hell broke loose as you can imagine).
Oh okay, just making conversation Oh wow, and it was still alive???
I've been to Baltimore before, toured it, took a boat across a river there, saw a WW2 submarine. Lots of fun. Don't think I'd want to actually live in Baltimore, though.
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LOL If any Southerners see this, I've got to ask....How in the world do the insects down South get so big sometimes?
LOL What color was the mouse?
