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16 Comments on MY DAUGHTER CALLED ME THE OTHER NIGHT IN A PANIC AND....
Good evening Richie. What a scary story. You are a very good guy and a great Dad. I hope things go well all around.
Sheila...life is good, people are good , (the dummy is good) and I continue to marvel...thank you for coming by dear lady
Richie - congrats on your book signing!!! Was that a scorpion? I would have been scared also!
Gay..thank you on the book signing..wonderful event, meeting people and having them share their hearts with me and my publisher...priceless. Gay, it was a scorpion who just lost his way and because it is warmer inside than out, he wandered in. I know Hollywood would have you believe it is part of a task force for invasion....
Richie,
The duties of a father are infinite...and never ending. BTW, that grout is really clean.
Rich
Dad is on duty until relieved by the Dad MAKER...The grout remains one of my duties my dear Rich
You should have just looked at her and say...... "don't worry he doesn't eat much!"
Jeanne and Ralph...Not bad..I couldn't get eye contact or focus with here as she was on a couch, on her near tippy toes and in a slight shock....She gets that way with black widows too....If they knew how much some people are scared of them, they could take over the world....
That little guy appears to be in good health, the dummy on the other hand needs some foraging. Good job Richie, it's Super Dad to the rescue once again.
We usually give any we find a "watery ride" to the great beyond. In Arizona scorpions are not all that uncommon. All the best.
Richie - WOW!!! If I found one of those in my bedroom, I too would be freaking out. One morning, I got up and went downstairs and when I turned on the kitchen light this humungous, black, hairy tarantula was in the middle of the floor. I let out the most blood curling scream. Hubby said I about gave him a major coronary as he practically fell down the stairs to get to me. We laugh about it now but it totally freaked me out then. I can so relate to your daughter. :)
That is our roles as fathers. . .and I love it!
Although scorpions are a little freaky when found inside a bedroom. .
I guess living in California, Scorpion extermination is daddy duty, Richie.
Kevin (the cool) May...thank you. Lifeguard DAD on duty is correct. Never a day off either...The dummy reaped what it sewed...Dummy in...dummy out...lol
Benjamin Realty...one cannot help but wonder if you are training in a new breed of a type of scorpion surfer? With your water tactics...In just a few short years, these things will have land and sea cabilities?
Donne...When a man gives out the type of scream you describe, all the animals obey and come forward and Tarzan is at work...When a woman screams like you do, things tend to go the other way. On hubby coming to the rescue, I am laughing because I have been there and done that and after finding what ever is causing the scream, just standing there puzzled...Whatever makes her scream also scares the cause of the scream too
Fernando..a true man shrugs it off as MAN 101 duties and he is right. if we see anything in the wild, it is fascinating and even magnificent. If we see it in our bedrooms...WHOA! is right
Hello Chris...I have answered DAD 911 calls and never know what to expect from my wife and two daughters over the years. You know Chris....When a man is hunting bear, he and the bear know where things stands...if that man takes his wife/daughter with him, well the bear gets the advantage...
Richie - Here in the mountains of N. GA we get some of the critters too, but probably not as nasty as those of CA. A couple of times we've seen the crawling on the ceiling--not a comforting sight.
John...on the CEILING is to me...an attack maneuver of which I would show no mercy whatsoever...I understand things coming and going, but observing me from up high, for an landing is a death wish on Roach, spider and scorpion...Let notice be served good commenting John The Guru of Real Estate and other things too