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Post by faskew on Jul 31, 2013 6:50:10 GMT -5
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Post by raybar on Jul 31, 2013 10:02:32 GMT -5
I love spiders, and they are my allies in the bug control wars around the house. More spiders = fewer bugs.
We have one in the bathroom living on ants. It's (his? her?) web goes from the toilet tank to the wall.
Until recently, I had one living on the corner of my desk at work. It ate flying little somethings that were almost too small to see. I built a paper fence around the web to keep the janitor from cleaning it up. But one morning I came in to find that my tiny pet had flown the coop. Or the corral.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2013 16:43:57 GMT -5
They are exquisitively weird. You've never seen almost most of them? I hope NEVER to see any of them!  Yikes! |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 31, 2013 16:47:05 GMT -5
I love spiders, and they are my allies in the bug control wars around the house. More spiders = fewer bugs. We have one in the bathroom living on ants. It's (his? her?) web goes from the toilet tank to the wall. Until recently, I had one living on the corner of my desk at work. It ate flying little somethings that were almost too small to see. I built a paper fence around the web to keep the janitor from cleaning it up. But one morning I came in to find that my tiny pet had flown the coop. Or the corral. I'm okay with spiders unless they're large and hairy. When I see of those small ones, I leave them alone. They do set up home in corners. It may seem kooky, but I do get to know individuals, too. But then I had a "pet" gecko out in a planter near the front door. When I found it dead (the cat I'm sure) I was really sad. |
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Yikes!