The spiders.
We have a large floodlight at the top of our house, facing the backyard. The spiders "doing their thing" usually consists of them stacking webs against the back of the house under the floodlight, like spider condos. Which makes sense, since all of these flying bugs treat the floodlight like it's crack. Most mornings I also have webs on the front porch, which I just ignore and go about my merry way. Sometimes, they are so large that I find them amazing in a creepy way.
Later on, I had Will in the car and had just put it in reverse to head to daycare when something on the back stairwell caught my eye. I put the car in park, turned off the engine and got out to take a look. Holy Crap! Apparently the web I saw at the slider door was the "little" one. There is a web covering the entire top of the stairs, up to the roof! It looks big enough to catch people! And the spider is in the middle of that one, looking pooped but bragging just the same. I shudder, and get back in the car.
So that is why every year, I look forward to the first cold night when all of the spiders finally go away for the year. But it's too bad they're not around for Halloween, I wouldn't have to decorate!
2 comments:
WOW! He must be hungry. He's really desperate! I have those black jumpy ones and Wolf spiders in my house. Scott finally had to spray the basement because it was getting really out of hand. I agree. They need to know the place! :)
OH GOD. I am so with you on this one--I freak out every time I see one in the house. Although I am willing to let them live a peaceful life, as long as they REMAIN OUTSIDE. But seriously, a life-sized web? That's taking it a little far, isn't it??
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