Insect bite on my penis?
Oh no, I think I got some kind of insect or mosquito bite on my penis! It doesn’t itch or hurt. It’s just a small bump on the back side of it very close to the circumcised part on the skin. I just noticed it this morning. I am not sure how long it was there, but I think it happened last night while I was asleep. I was worried about it all day at work. Anyway, I only hope it is only an insect bite and heels soon. This is kind of scary.
I guess she don’t like me?
It seems certain that I don’t have the slightest possibility of ever getting close to her. Perhaps she believes I am not a stable individual, and I admit I am not excellent. Maybe I’m not attractive in her eyes? Possibly she doesn’t know if she can trust me? I admired her for a many years. Why is it so hard to befriend the ones you admire, and the ones you don’t always want to be your best buddy 
Arizona Hissing Cockroach?
The strangest thing happened to me yesterday. Just after a mild monsoon rain I went to check my mail. After returning to my apartment I seen this huge bug which was nearly ¾ the size of my fist. Being a bit amazed of the size of this insect I took two steps back. The insect then let out this loud hiss! I jumped and even slightly pulled a muscle in my neck from the shock. What quickly came to my mind was “Hissing Cockroach;” the kind you occasionally read about in nature magazines. After the whole ordeal I went on the internet and googled “Hissing Cockroach”. It turns out that these species are only native to Madagascar. However, many insect enthusiasts world wide keep this unique variety as pets. My only conclusion to this encounter would be that the creature was once a pet who escaped from a nearby hobbyist’s aquarium.
UFO Activity
Has anyone ever seen an UFO over Arizona? We all have heard of the “Phoenix Lights” that occurred on March 13, 1997 over Phoenix, Arizona. Could this had been only a secret military experiment? I am sure you’re all aware, a UFO isn’t exactly an alien aircraft from another planet, it’s simply an “Unidentified Flying Object”.
Living in Tucson for the past 8 years, and taking many late night walks to the nearby Safeway grocery store; I have not yet seen anything unusual. Tucson is considered the leading astronomical capital of the nation due to its low pressure sodium street lights and minimal amounts of light pollution. Many Astronomers come here from all over the world. If any of them ever seen anything unexplainable is yet to be heard.