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Good story about the lizards. Whenever I have trouble finding a bug, I say to myself, "It's where you're not looking."

One of the things I like most about California is that I have reptiles living around me. I've built a few lizard-friendly small rock formations. Today I was cooking outdoors and a small (harmless) snake came by for a visit.

I had never considered these tiny beasts as a source of coding inspiration before!

It should work perfectly the first time! - toma

In reply to Re: What you refuse to see, is your worst trap by toma
in thread What you refuse to see, is your worst trap by tilly

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