Just a quick global climate change update given that we only had about 4 days of Winter this year. It rubs the lotion on its skin and checks the consequences . . .
Oak mites already biting in the metro
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Usually oak mites are not a problem for people until the fall after a cool down from summer, however experts in the metro say the mild winter is drawing the pesky creatures out of hibernation earlier than expected. "Unfortunately when we had this mild winter, that never really made those mites go fully dormant.
Where did these damn things come from? I never heard of them before last summer. I was pretty much a prisoner in my own house last year. The rash they leave is painful and hard to get rid of. Where did they come from?!?!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great conspiracy theory to attack the white people who live in KILLA CITY ¡!
ReplyDelete100% natural Witch Hazel does give me a lot of relief from the bites if I apply as soon as I notice them.
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