Today I got stung by a wasp. I was at the playground at the river and it just stung me for no absolute reason. So I have a big fear of bees and wasps (which is why I'll never buy Spongebob: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman for GameCube because it has bees and wasps in it because one thing is where you have to get all the bees out of Sandy's tree dome) so this is like my worst fear come true. My real first time where I got stung by a bee was at Dad's RC plane place where there was a sweat bee on my arm and I thought it was a bug so I shooed it off and it stung me and it went away. That did not hurt. This hurt.
I cried when it stung me. 1,000,000%. This person looked at it and then took me to my friend's mom and then my mom came. It still hurts. And this is why I am never going outside again. Only if it's a long time out of nature will I go outside.
Before that I had a fun day. I was at the river and the playground and the splash pad with my friends. We were going on inner tubes riding down the river. If only the rapids would go faster! It was fun. But I'm still not going in grass outside again.
Truman - Did you know I'm allergic to all types of bee, wasp, hornet, or pretty much any type of bug stings or bites. One time a wasp stung me on my neck, and I could barely breathe. Pa had to take me to the doctor to get medicine that would help me. I don't like those things either, but I still go outside in the grass and in the woods. The good news is that bee stings and wasp stings happen so rarely that we can't just stop living and enjoying being outdoors.
ReplyDeleteLove, Grammy
P.S. I still don't like them either.