I would like to thank everyone for their kind thoughts and good wishes last week. I am still having the same issues but doing better over all. This just something I have to learn to live with and put up with flares from time to time but it really gets me down! Anyway on to the real reason for this post!
Want to see desks in various sorts of disarray? Click on this link and it will take you to the
Land of Awes cause there is all sorts of nifty neat desks to snoop through and drool over. Ms Julia Dunnit is the magnificent wizard in the wondrous Land of Awes and puts on a hop each Wednesday! I have been really busy trying to get some of the swaps out
that I have been doing for various groups so my desk is suffering to say
the least. I love playing with the inks and stamps but it is a real
pain in the patoote to clean it all up again!!
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| playing with punches, inks and glues...oh my lots of fun! |
I signed up to do several swaps this month cause I wanted to stay busy and thought with a little challenge and prompting I could do anything...right! I don't know what my problem is but nothing looks right to me and I just want to file 13 everything this week. I have posted several different ATC on the past posts.
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| A little on the spooky cutesy side. I could not make up my mind what I wanted to do on this tag either. BUT I persevered and kept on making it...I decided I am not going to let the Mojo go walk about I am just going to keep on playing till it kicks back in! |
Speaking of spooky! See what I found when I went out to do a little pool work the other day! See her abdomen is loaded with little bitty baby spiders. This a common garden variety spider around this part of the states called a Wolf Spider.
Wikipedia says they can be found just about anywhere in the world in one form or another.
This old girl was floating around in the pool so I rescued her and set
her out to dry. I would guesstimate her to be about 2.5-3 inched long
from the tip of her hind leg to the tip of her front leg. When we lived
in Kansas City we had a Wolf Spider that lived in an old wood burner in
the woods behind our house that was about the size of a cup saucer. I exaggerate not,
my DH says that I do, but this thing was huge! It was there for
years and years and had loads of babies. The life span of a Wolf Spider is about 5
years...lots of babies. Their bite is not particularly poisonous but
they do bite and it hurts!!
Okay short and sweet...for me! I am off to surf the web and visit a few blogs. Have a great week!
