I wish I could help with identifying the bug but I have trouble telling the difference between a Ladybug and a butterfly lOL
Thanks again for your kind feedback so appreciated
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You're welcome JJ :)
The Ladybug is the one in black with the red dots ...
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... or was it red with black dots? LOL
I don't think, I will post this ugly little thing - maybe if I see another one, of which I can get better photos, but I don't think so, because it is soo small, and I wonder, how I could even see it ;)
Ohh so that’s a ladybug funny thing is I thought they were more bug shaped like 🐞
Where would I be without you helping to edumacate me 😂
Yeah, you must know, that here in the old world, we have very good schools, which are free by the way, where we get edumacated very well ;) lol
And because I am a very nice person, I always like to help the underedumacated, if needed 😊
I have never heard that word, but I love it ;)
Edumacate; An uneducated way people, including Redneck's, Hill-Billy's and Feral people use in place of the word Education to sound smarter than they may be.
Source: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=edumacate
Dang that word exists I thought i had made it up when I joke about education, my Bubble is burst I must have heard it before and stole it
Back in NZ educations is also free and I did fairly well, although i never made it to University, more because i was bored with school and wanted to work, I was nagged by Family and Teachers to go to Uni but I said I would take a one year break to work and then head to University and the one year just dragged on for 43 Years LOL
First I thought, it was a strange typo, then I googled the word and found it ;) LOL
I haven't been to the University either. I didn't like school, I didn't like to learn, although I learned fast and easy, but I didn't like it, and I didn't want to leave my home. Then I went to the army (the 8 months basic military service we have to absolve), and never returned home, but I didn't move far away ;)
I didnt like school either i liked the sport but found the classes boring even though I always did well in the exams, thats the good side of having a very high IQ I didnt have to work hard at school, and i know I would have cruised through University easy, but it would have bored me and who know what trouble i would have got into I worked one job for a year, but that was not the job for me and then joined the army and stayed with it for 12 Years before applying for and joining the UN, but where i am different is a move far far away
I could never have moved so far away from my home. I like holidays, but after a few days I long for home, and I need to visit my parent's house as often as I can.
I would have said the same but when I joined the army I wasn’t far away but then I did 3 years in Singapore and the travel bug bit i guess