Good place for insects?

Maybe before I start, I should paste a photo of my room to let you have some basic understanding on my room.


This, is my room. You can see something like forest outside, but don't get cheated by it, it is just some tall trees and a hill. Ok, that's enough information for this picture, go guess yourself for the other things in the picture.

The first insects that ever fly into my room is a bee. A HUGE bee. A bee that can kill anyone by one sting. Too bad, I can't manage to take a photo of it, because I simply not dare to get near it. I was reckoning, how the bee supposed to get into my room when all my door and windows are shut quite tightly. And that was happened some day at midnight, so it just make me not dare to sleep underneath it.


Then I managed to take a photo of this one. More harmless, smaller in size, and easier to take photo. I can see the sting of it clearly, but not in these photos. Anyway, a bee siting beside you just won't make you feel comfortable, unless you are someone who expected to become "beeman" instead of "spiderman".


This is another shot. Don't get cheated by it, it is nothing like an ant. Or maybe, it is like a HUGE ant. Well, obviously this one can make me worry at any chance. So, just for show.


Somehow, I think that this photo is quite artistic. A great shot, is what I may want to comment this photo.

And then I saw this some morning just after I woke up. This, is a spider, if you wonder. Of course, this is a harmless spider, not like its relative, the most fearful "black widow". However, waking in the morning, discover a spider walking on your speaker, is not something that can make me happy. I will start to think, "OMG, there is a spider in my room!!! Did I ever eat a spider when I was sleeping???? Oh no, I am becoming spiderman, the 'Greater power, greater responsibility'? God help me!!! I hate responsibility."


My last story. I don't know how to name this big and ugly thing, so let's call it an insect. Well, this insect is just so blunt. I have think of many ways to make it move, but it just refused. I have make some "earthquake effect", but it don't even bother about it. Then my last resort is to throw it outside my window. But I failed, because it just stick on my papers stubbornly. Well, I can't do anything right? I am not throwing my exam papers just to get rid of this stupid insect. So, let it be.

If you ever been to my room, you will as doubt as me, "How did those stupid insects get into this room?" Well, my room is at the eighth floor. Ok, I like to open my door and windows widely every day and night, but will that attract those stupid things? And, how are they supposed to fly into my room where it is so tall on the ground. Well, quite pointless to discuss this doubt, as they have flied in, and I have to accept this truth.