Today I am thankful for finding the food source for our fruit flies, I had some forgotten potatoes in the back of the pantry. I am so thankful that this horrible problem is now over, or will be once the remaining few die.
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Sorry you have been dealing with this and glad you found the source.
ReplyDeleteSorry your Monday was off. I had another friend tell me that too and I had not put it together with the time change. Hmmm ....
Hope the rest of the week is great!
Blessings
Leslie
I had to laugh at your "problem." In the past, I've had to make special trips to a pet store to buy fruit flies for a "pet". There are times I wish I had an infestation! (Not really, but it did make me think twice.) Glad to hear you are on top of it. If only you could harvest them and sell them to pet stores! A cottage industry?
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OH Jenn,
ReplyDeleteI could have made a large sum from all the fruit flies we have had in our home the past few weeks. There are only a few stragglers left, for which, I am VERY thankful!
I'm surprised you still have bugs like that up there at this time of year. Glad you are on top of it.
ReplyDeleteWow, 11 degrees. How much snow do you have?
Jane,
ReplyDeleteWe had mid to low 20s this weekend but we will be getting our first negative degrees cold snap this week if the weather predictions are corect. We didn't have much snow until the weekend. Now we have a good foundation started, probably around 4-6 inches this weekend on top of a couple of inches lately.
That exact thing happened to me a few weeks ago. Ugh! Those were some nasty potatoes!
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