Sorry, too late. This morning, a centipede tried to get in the house through one of the many holes in my main door. I took a Japanese knife to it and it became many little pieces.
Ghost month or not, all creepy crawling critters found in these premises will be dealt with extreme prejudice.
Okay, freaking out. I’ve lived in this place for a few years and the desk has never had a bug anywhere in the whole entire room and there’s no food or water or any reason or access for them. And now I see this.
Yea it’s not a rare bug but anyway I didn’t kill it I just flicked it away across the room and then it just stood there and looked at me for a while.
I guess the ghosts are not someone we know just random ghost roaming around is that correct?
Oddly, the temple officials said that during Ghost Month, the seventh month on the lunisolar calendar, the drum and bell towers are completely sealed off and there are no electrical wires inside.
Last year while crossing at an intersection, which was ofcourse blocked because no one can be bothered to park properly, I started whistling as I walked by the idiots. They looked horrified.
That’s tunnel is supposedly particularly bad, because one of the city’s main funeral parlours is at one end, and there are a large number of graves on the land above and surrounding it.
[quote=“Belgian_Pie, post:1, topic:171662, full:true”]Taiwanese stay away from beaches and swimming pools in droves throughout Ghost Month.
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And yesterday, on Ghost Festival Day itself. I was at Fulong Beach, which was populated by beachgoers. There were plenty of people in the water. Glad to see that superstition hasn’t consumed everyone here.