So does Foxy. Tomorrow she'll flick the dead splat out into the garden.

How can you hurt those poor poor wasps

Some of you may remember when I went for my 2 hour phobia busting session.... I am still scared of them now though, it wore off after a few days

Oh I was extra kind to my wasp - he went to 'waspie heaven' via the bin

Nope he went in the bin wrapped in a babywipe coffin

When I was in America one thing that came to close to comfort indoors was a big ole grass hopper, to big to want to stamp on or smack with something...I couldn't bear to hear the 'crunch' sound of that...lol...So uhh I grabbed a bin and up turned it and put it over it and it had to stay there all night (near my bed) till morning when someone else could deal with it...lol...I had to listen to it pinging around all night long inside the bin!

Update

You'll be please to know my humane bug catcher came of no use to me last night .

Something black wriggled behind our computer desk whilst I was sat in the lounge, by myself, with Roxy last night, it caught Roxys attention so she went and stuck her nose/paw anything she could down the side to get it. Whilst she was doing this a HUGE spider came out the other side and made a run for it across my lounge floor!!!

It ran under Roxys chewing pillow, and I couldn't hold myself back, I started jumping up and down hysterically onto this pillow, Roxys attention now on me jumping around beside me and barking

Well I got the poor fellow and I actually did feel a pang of guilt afterwards (for a whole millisecond). I'm now though finding the funniest moment when Roxy was busy one side of the cabinet whilst the spider snuck out the other

Oh you cruel, cruel person you

Aww poor Roxy You spoiled her fun!

Lol at least Roxy tried to help even if she did just scare it out the other end! Poor spider getting jumped on and barked at