Tell me about it. We have this prob here in this hosue with white spiders. They are invisible on any white skirting, the two white wooden floors we have, the white living room and any white ceilings. And our walls are high–it’s an old house. They trail webs everywhere, skeins of them. So I actually have to hoover the ceilings and cornices and get a ladder out to do it.
Sounds like you have a perfect habitat for white spiders. You could do a take-off on Cream: “In a white room with white curtains, there’s white spiders! On the ladder, sucks up cobwebs, tired darling!”
I am, and enjoying that feeling of keeping warm. It is most relaxing.
Keep in the shade and absorb all the moisture you can. Otherwise enjoy the summer days.
I am definitely partial to spiders in our parts – we have them over 8 feet long on a certain weekend in October and they have been known to roll a guests up for late night dinners. On the dreamcatcher front, can someone please explain why people have them in their cars…it disturbs me whenever I see that.
I’ve never seen one in a car out here. It must be some weird and disturbing thing in your neck of the woods. Do you remember George Carlin’s piece about statuettes of Jesus on the dashboards of cars? I used to see a lot of statuettes of Jesus on dashboards and lots of dogs with bobbing heads in rear windows. I haven’t seen any of those in years. Speaking of “plaster statues, lights, and stands,” do you know “Elvis Bought Dora a Cadillac” by Wall of Voodoo? It’s a wonderful song.
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Nice!
Thanks, Jon.
A huge spider web? Oh my. 🕷
Cobwebs really. Thanks, Holly.
Where there’s cobwebs there’s spiders yikes!!
Where there are spiders and cobwebs, there are fewer flies, gnats, and such. Thanks, Holly.
So you’re trying to trick me with logic?
Just stating the facts, Ma’am!😜
I don’t like spiders but that doesn’t mean I dont appreciate them as long they don’t bite me. 😟
Spider bites are no fun.
So far I’ve avoided that 😬
Me too. And I play with spiders.
I play with lizards 🦎 so cute
Lizards are fun to play with. You get some big feral lizards in your neck of the woods.
Oh, well I’m not messing with those. Just the little ones. They come right in the house.
That’s good. The big ones can be dangerous.
Is that like a dream catcher? I’m sending and nightmares to you web, tonight. 💗
It is the opposite of a Dream Catcher. Dream Catchers are geometric and concentric. Thanks, Cindy.
Yes, that’s true and I had the worst nightmares i can’t remember last night.. lol
Best not to remember them.
I really try to not get freaked out over spiders, but they are just so creapy looking.
I love spiders. Thanks, Sandra.
I love spider’s webs but am not so sure about big spiders I am not familiar with:!. What kind of spider is. this one?
The spiders that made these webs that have caught a lot of cotton from the cottonwoods are small spiders. Thanks, Janet.
Yes. We get a some webs like this from our high ceilings. They are a nightmare to remove. Seriously clever words with these images
With the cotton getting stuck in the cobwebs, I come in from the catio all covered in white. Cobwebs are a pain to clean. Thanks, Shey.
Tell me about it. We have this prob here in this hosue with white spiders. They are invisible on any white skirting, the two white wooden floors we have, the white living room and any white ceilings. And our walls are high–it’s an old house. They trail webs everywhere, skeins of them. So I actually have to hoover the ceilings and cornices and get a ladder out to do it.
Sounds like you have a perfect habitat for white spiders. You could do a take-off on Cream: “In a white room with white curtains, there’s white spiders! On the ladder, sucks up cobwebs, tired darling!”
LOL. They are really weird looking thigns. All legs and no bodies and they walk really slowly.
They sound like Daddy Longlegs. We have lots of those.
They do indeed sound like them they are as large but not remotely gainly. They are really odd actually. And pests too.
Frightening! Definitely a nightmare catcher!
Thanks, Nancy.
I’m going to focus on the beautiful sky!
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
That web almost looks electrified! Looks like a good intro to The Twilight Zone!
That is a dapper little bug and a beautiful orange afterglow on that sunset.
Nightmares and The Twilight Zone go together. Thanks, Lavinia.
Your poem is very good, Timothy. Great pictures.
Thanks, Roberta.
Strange web form a strange little spider and a perfect Timku.
Lots of little spiders. Thanks, Marina.
LOL! That’s a nightmare catcher for sure.
Super TimKu! Thanks. xo
You are welcome, Resa.
Well, my fear of spiders has been triggered. LOL!
Great poem!
Thanks, Candrine.
not much of it but thoughtful — and packs a punch !
Thanks, John.
Terrific Timku
that’s true
but there are some pretty nightmarish happenings in side the web
alot of them hard to bear
Absolutely. Thanks, abvr.
Wishing you a no nightmare and joyful Friday evening
You too. It’s early morning here. Lots of time for nightmares or joy to unfold.
Ah me and my timing. We are moving into evening.
Wishing you a day full of joy.
And thank you.
Stay warm. It’s hot up here.
I am, and enjoying that feeling of keeping warm. It is most relaxing.
Keep in the shade and absorb all the moisture you can. Otherwise enjoy the summer days.
I am definitely partial to spiders in our parts – we have them over 8 feet long on a certain weekend in October and they have been known to roll a guests up for late night dinners. On the dreamcatcher front, can someone please explain why people have them in their cars…it disturbs me whenever I see that.
I’ve never seen one in a car out here. It must be some weird and disturbing thing in your neck of the woods. Do you remember George Carlin’s piece about statuettes of Jesus on the dashboards of cars? I used to see a lot of statuettes of Jesus on dashboards and lots of dogs with bobbing heads in rear windows. I haven’t seen any of those in years. Speaking of “plaster statues, lights, and stands,” do you know “Elvis Bought Dora a Cadillac” by Wall of Voodoo? It’s a wonderful song.