A Wasp Sting

This morning, I got stung by a wasp (or something very small insect).

I suddenly felt very strong sharp pain on my right-hand annular finger, when I just took out my bus pass from my backpack. It was like a small but very sharp needle pierced my finger. At first I thought I cut myself by the bus pass, but then I found that there was neither a cut nor blood at all on the painful part. Because the pain was so sharp and strong, I felt so weird and checked very closely the very part; then I found that there was a tiny red dot on the middle of the annular finger.

After I finished two classes in two and a half hours, I went to the university's medical center to check this pain. I still felt strong sharp pain, but still didn't have any idea about wasps. I thought I may be stung by unusually strong static electricity or something. But after I explained how I feel the pain and showed the tiny red dot (it was almost gone but he noticed... I guess) to the doctor, he said "It's really sounds like a wasp that stung you. It often happens because there are so many of them around here. But the pain should go in the end of the day, so don't worry. If you have still have the pain tomorrow, then come again."
I was surprised and relieved.
I was surprised for that a mere wasp can leave such a strong and long-lasting pain (In fact, I still have the pain, but it's already past midnight.), and relieved that this pain at least won't remain.

In the middle of our conversation, the doctor said, "Welcome to Canada!" So, I think this is also one of the interesting experience about living in here.