This is my response to the third edition of week 122 of the hive learners prompt. It's has been an amazing week and I believe every participant is enjoying this like me.
Thanks to the management for their resilience and consistency in creating a good atmosphere for us to bring out input for the growth and development of this beautiful community. Each edition for the week has been quite awesome.
The theme for this edition kept me reasoning on the one animal that got me terrified and how I was able to salvage myself. It was an experience indeed Sha. The weather has a little bit metamorphosis and makes the whole environment looks as if we are in the heat season. Please keep praying with us in this sphere of the world that we would have some amount of rainfall to cushion effect.
The animal that got me terrified was scorpion. We used to call it tiny but mighty. Just one cool evening after we prayed and retired with my kids for the night. Everyone went to sleep. As I woke up in the middle of the night, going through my door behold on the curtain was a big scorpion waiting for someone to sting. My whole system pulled up because I least expected it and never knew something of such could be found there. I was speechless for a while before I could regain myself to take the next decision.
I was really terrified but had to be strong.
After the realization of everything, I quickly went straight and looked for what I could use to kill it. Behold the broom I kept close to the door was available. Without any hesitation I did the needful by killing it and my wife opened the door as I threw out. Despite the terrific situation I was still able to calm the whole situation by taking a proactive approach to tame everything.
This wasn't the first time of seeing the scorpion though but it wasn't something I thought could happened. The last time I was stung by scorpion it wasn't funny at all. I felt the pain like I should cry but shiiiii i didn't cry ooooo. I kept my mouth shut. The truth was that the pain lasted for few days Sha....
Another animal that really scared me was a big trained dog. At the shout of that dog sincerely everywhere shakes like earthquake. I could remember the day my friend and I stepped into the house, hmmm I thought we were all free to invade everywhere not until I heard a dig rattling at the other end and suddenly I noticed it was a dog. I quickly adjusted myself to be able to control the situation. Initially I was afraid but later summoned courage even when it came out.
Animals can be friendly and at times can be very deadly. One must be careful the way he handles such situations especially the wild animals they aren't to be taken for play at all because they can cause havoc.
A right strategy at the right time is very important to deal with any scary situation.Some times back my cousin shared with me how he killed more than seven snakes during a particular farming year. Some he used his big hoe while others there were instances where he had to use his shoe. The situation determines what strategy to be used.
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