I was coming in from getting the mail when I noticed that
Sue had left up a portion of last year’s Halloween decorations; which ticked me
off on two counts. First of all; I like Halloween, but don’t go in much for all
the decorations. Secondly; I was mad at myself for not having noticed sooner
than 10 months, making us look like the hillbillies of the block. Hell, why not
leave the Christmas lights up this year? Then it moved.
Looking at the thing more closely revealed a real spider
web; perfect in construction; with a long thick and curly strand running
through it from top to bottom. And, to my surprise, in the center there was a
baby spider; or spiderette as I suppose you’d call it; and it was hanging out
with Mom and doing what baby spiders do best, which is very unclear to me.
At any rate, this discovery poses an ethical question for
me; what do I do about this behemoth of an eight legged, land locked octopus and
her kid? One quick swipe with a broom and they’d be gone, but what for? They
don’t pose any danger to me, and I don’t have a fear of them unless it’s in a
plane which suddenly becomes filled with them crawling out of every crevice.
They made a movie like that; I didn't see it.
Well, I suppose for now I’ll just keep my eye on the
situation. Who knows, she may just decide to hang around until Halloween when
she’ll be in style. It's one less window to decorate...
Now, here's the Rolling Stones performing "The Spider and the Fly" in the studio. Best version ever.
Now, here's the Rolling Stones performing "The Spider and the Fly" in the studio. Best version ever.
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