PixlBit

I don't mind most caterpillars, but ones that cause rashes I do. My boss and one other co-worker get the respiratory issues from the hairs.

Couldn't friend you, but I sent a message. Check your "other" inbox. Unless there is more than one Peter Atherton in London, Ontario...

Pfft! You don't scare me. I deal with tourists.

Weekend... what is this weekend of which you speak? Seriously, though, I finished off Lego Batman 2 Saturday evening after work, walking the dog (and taking a billion pictures), and running. Managed 100% and the only achievement I'm missing is the play a level in co-op one.

I'll shoot you a friend invite, Peter.

I actually started it a couple of months ago and got distracted by Tales of Xillia 2.

Photos on my FB page, John.

Oh, no, the rash is pretty instantaneous, and painful. And itchy. And really gross. The respiratory bit is more rare. I have very mild exercise-induced asthma and have never had the respiratory problems. The rash, on the other hand, I get every single time the evil little things are a problem. I've already had it three times in the last week (and we're still in the early stages of the infestation). I keep a total change of clothing at the park, along with shower stuff and a tube of Cortisone-10. I've had it badly enough in the past that I've missed work and had to go to the doctor.

And you've probably been playing some I haven't started yet (ME, anyone? lol).

I like to play through and get all the characters I can before I go back through and try to find all the mini kits.

As for the wildlife, well, I live in a pretty rural area. I think the entire population of Maine is about a million and a half, and one tenth of that is in Portland. But even in Portland, they get the occasional moose, bear, and other wildlife. Twenty miles out where I'm at, there are big chunks of woods, and I work in a state park with 250 heavily wooded acres. Hard not to have wildlife encounters.