because I'm so easily amused

a somewhat bedraggled web


and the shy girl who didn't want her picture taken

I seem to have managed to meet my second deadline without any hitches. Hopefully I'll be back for real, very soon.

Comments

[moiraeknits]

*has heebie jeebies* However, the more I'm exposed to pics that aren't scary, the better I'm handling them. Spiders still freak me out like whoa though. Happy Monday!

[Dorothy B]

Very cool.
Still hard core on the weaving, huh?

[Juno]

And how long did you watch her spin and weave?

[Lee Ann]

You are SO lucky. I'd love to have a spider that big take up residence on my balcony. We rather like them around here, and my daughter has long conversations with them. She likes to introduce them as her "new friends." I suppose I should worry, but it's too endearing (and frankly, I talk to them too).

[PJ]

no no no...I watch these type of things, too! COOL!!! Afterall, it's a master at work!!!

[lanea]

I love the trio of thicker strands that seem to be holding up most of the weight.

And I wish I could weave as well as she does. And that my weaving could feed me.

[Sylvia]

Our spiders are in full bloom right now. Hordes of miniscule babies dropping from the ceiling. Outside, webs with 15-foot support lines (strong enough to stop a person -- whap!) and 3-foot-wide concentric circles, shrubs covered in hammock-like webs... Haven't seen any wolf spiders yet this season, but am being very careful -- they are nasty!

[christine]

I hope that she is not as big as she looks......major arachnoid-phobia......Yikes!

[lanea]

I forgot to ask--do you already have the book Cardweaving (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0934026610/sr=8-10/qid=1153849058/ref=pd_bbs_10/102-9874352-9963355?ie=UTF8)?