oh no oh no oh no!

I have some kind of bug that has decided to move into my yarn. I have no idea what it is, because moth larvae are light colored and this one is dark, but tiny. I have a small bin that lives out in the open that I throw stuff in that needs a new home. I just happened to see something on a light colored skein and saw that it was moving. Gross, my poor poor yarn. Its all in my freezer and I turned the thermostat down as low as it would go. I found one of my skeins already has some pieces that have been eaten. I need to get the rest of my stash in the freezer, but I don't have any more room left. :( The rest of it was up in drawers so I think it should be ok, at least better than the stuff on the floor. I was just asking for bugs. But it looked so pretty out in the open.

The cleaning is coming along. the living room is done and my closet is done. I still haven't tackled the corner. I get caught up in organizing and often let the other things slip by. I already have a list of things to buy at walmart to help me get my closet more organized. On that list is now cedar chips. :(

*update* the offending bug is dead, but I'm leaving it all in the freezer for a couple of days just to be safe. I also bought some moth/carpet beetle killer to put with my stash. The only thing I'm worried about with these are that they are toxic if you don't keep the tablets in airtight containers. I didn't read that when I bought them. They have hangers which led me to believe they were made to hang in closets, but they are made to hang in trunks and garment bags. Oh well. Note to self: have daddy make a cedar trunk for my stash, or even better a pretty looking cabinet. haha

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