Indeed :D

Same thing happens here in Arkansas, though it happens any time of year, except for the coldest weeks of winter. There's usually a week or two in December, January, and February when the temps rise high enough that you can go outside in a t-shirt and shorts.

This is why I work for pest control…
I get it…
Here in the Deep South…it’s bad
x.x

Ouch, but You have one of the noblest professions!

Open the window for 0.0001th of a second
Every bug within a 5 mile radius: "It's free real estate."

Ahaha, true x"D

there is nothing worse than trying to sleep and hearing the buzz of a mosquito :(

eh you get used to 'em...except in the kitchen. Gnats, in particular, because they have ZERO self-preservation instinct and will kamikaze themselves into whatever's being cooked. They're also really tiny, multiply like nobody's business, and are an unavoidable aspect of life in rural Tennessee.

I just got the cockroches that crawl all over me if I don't have some kind of light in my room......:'(

I remember this from my decades spent in northern Indiana...
but here in the Pacific Northwest... we honestly don't have this problem. We have bugs, but they are at a far lower population level.

Another reason to fall in love with Cascadia.

I have an insect net over my window at all times.

Yet still somehow every time, a single mosquito manages to "Ocean's eleven" into my room, and then i have to spend an hour hunting it down before i can get to sleep X3

This is why I keep my porchlight off

Уже которую ночь один-два черных жукана пробираются на одиннадцатый этаж и бьются об один из мониторов. На самом деле они даже прикольные, но очень уж раздражают полетами перед глазами, поэтому приходится их ловить и выпускать на улицу.

Что забавно, у матери через дверь по соседству на балконе всегда валяется куча зажаренных солнцем мух. У меня ни одной за все лето. :}

Relatable. Mosquito nets are a blessing.