What strange things will I find in here? It smells kind of nice and since the male died after we mated, life must go on. I performed the 50 ways to shag my lover and I was able to store his sperm in my vagina, which allows me to determine the sex of my offspring. Now I can lay my eggs and fertilize them here, as this looks like a nice place to build a nest.
Written for Stine Writing – Poetry, Positivity, and Connecting!, Simply 6 Minutes hosted by Christine Bialczak.
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Cool! Carpenter Bee! Kind of neat how they drill those round holes in wood. 🙂
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I thought it was a wasp, thanks for enlightening me.
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Yes, my daughter had these bees drilling holes in their wood shed fascia. We watched them for awhile. Later, the exterminator said they were Carpenter Bees.
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I love every word! You brought a smile to my face after a very long, tiring day!
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Thanks Christine.
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Thanks to Jim for his contribution to Simply 6 Minutes
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That is great.
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She’s obviously not just a ‘fly by night’ type
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Undeniably a dawn to dusk creature.
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“50 ways to shag your lover,” eh? I know only about 5 or 6 ways, and fortunately, non are fatal.
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In order for the male wasp to penetrate the female, he has to twist his body into a position that causes his death, so making love is very costly for him.
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Ouch! But I bet he goes with a smile on his face!
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