(don't be deceived- that is one honking huge spider.)
I mean if I thought about it I am sure that I could have deduced that there would have been.We do live in a warmer climate.
But I shouldn't have to think about things like that.
Someone should have just told me.
For future reference could you please prepare me?
Just so I don't freak out in front of the neighbors next time?
It is hard to make friends when that is their first impression of you.
Just a little warning would be nice.
And for those of you who knew that I would face 'arachnids of unusual size' and didn't tell me...
Shame on you.
Oh- and I just found out that NieNie is speaking at BYU on September 30. I'm going.... and I would love all of you to join me!!! So grab your passports and COME ON DOWN!!
Recently I picked these fabrics up for really cheap at a local quilt shop- which I am now in love with... The quilt shop that is- and the fabrics... I am excited to see what they become... Aren't they beautiful?
Of course you would have a spider run in!
ReplyDeleteStay away from the tropics!
I hope you didn't have your shoe mid air when your arachnid rights activist neighbor found you....you won't win any friends that way...oh right, you already learning that the hard way...
I grabbed my passport, but it is expired...bah! You will have to take notes for me. And get her autograph!
I know I saw that on her blog this morning & guess what WE WILL BE IN UTAH!!! I am going to try to be there! Maybe I'll see you! ;)
ReplyDeletep.s. what part of utah do you live in?
ReplyDeleteWe live just south of Salt Lake! I hope to see you there!! When do you get down here?
ReplyDeleteI love you, and wish I were there with you to figure out what to do with that beautiful fabric. I miss you and your arachnophobia.
ReplyDeleteThat's just a little cutie spider. He can be our pet. We'll name him Ned
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