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I just stepped outside with a glass of Shiraz in hand after finishing a beautiful plate of Tilapia and wheat rotini to admire the 2011 Monet Vision. I looked forward to wandering about the yard sipping the sumptuous full-bodied red while admiring the perennials at sunset. Within nano-seconds, a swarm of Mosquitos attacked. Caught by surprise, I flailed about vigorously swatting with the Shiraz swishing dangerously close to sloshing over the lip of the glass. I fled to the safety of the house without spilling a drop of the mellow red, but now I itch all over. Without a doubt the Mosquitos are a formidable enemy, and put the Wabbits to shame. The Wabbits confine themselves to eating flowers, the Mosquitos attack people. That is not fair.
Thank God, the new air conditioner is working well. I can hide within the Man-Cave in comfort and admire the Vision from behind the safety of glass.
It will be painful to watch the Wabbits accost the Lobelia and be too afraid to leave the safety of the house to chase them away.
A new ally will be visible tonight. The Fire Flies have arrived. I look forward to watching their showy aerobatics around the darkest corners of the yard. The Fire Fly Air Force of 2011 will enhance the 2011 Monet Vision to add a moving light show, and night-time splendor.
A side benefit, the Fire Flies eat mosquitos.
Fire Fly Air Force 2011 Arrives Just in Time To Save Grumpa Joe
Nature is cruel at times.
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The description is so perfect that my visual imagination seems to be living your moment!
Sometimes mosquitoes are annoying, especially if we leave a pineapple, will surely be hovering around. Is a joke 🙂
Thankfully, not shed even a drop of the sumptuous red liquid.
You love flowers and gardens!
I think you’re lucky to have such a beautiful vision of Monet