how about a big mixed salad? With ham and peperoni, peppers, cucumber, olives, feta cheese, lettuce, mushrooms and tomatos?
Or whatever you have in the fridge or freezer that is slowly melting..
Frustration? Yeah, just a wee bit....
geez! Clearly you are caught in a Murphy-onic field!
The faulty circuits sound like you have electronic leakage. Sometimes the isolation around the lines is damaged and when the wall is wet the power crawls around in the wall and can cause a short circuit.
The mold would point to very moist conditions. To remove mold, wash the items with 70-80% alcohol. Any alc will do. White spirit is cheapest.
As for the wasps and other insects - there I might be able to help. Wasps & co hate the scent of lemons and of cloves. If you buy a few packages of cloves and push them into the gaps between the logs, it should reduce them at least (depends on whether they have larvae - they are social animals and wouldn't leave their babies alone).
To protect yourself, you can use lemon oil or clove oil. Mind, that many people react with skin irritations to the undiluted oils. Dilute them with water before applying them to your skin or clothes.
For the brat upstairs, I can only recommend a passive means of defense. I use the
Peltor X5A earmuffs at work. However, these have rather sharp edges. You better take the upholstering bit off and rounden the inner edges of the earmuffs with a nail file or a small knife. Then clip the upholstering on again.
The Peltor Optime series is slightly inferior (dampens 5-8 db less, particularly in the bass ranges) but much more comfortable to wear. I use the predecessor of
Optime 89 against my noisy neighbours. It's flatter so that with a little practise you can even sleep with it on
