Walked down my hall,
A zillion times in first year,
No spider web in nose,
Until!
Until just now,
Sure I was that the web had creator with it,
I imagine a tickle as the critter strode around,
Who could I call,
Really truly just happen,
Sounds funny as I hear myself chat,
Writing along,
Thinking,
Feeling,
I zoomed to the bathroom,
Blew and blew,
Nothing,
Either it’s out or?
That would be if I was in a radio from the thirties music would play something creepy,
All I hear is Dum,Dum,Dum!
Guess it wasn’t life threatening,
I’m also briefly thinking,
Spiderwebs need to coming with flashing lights and warnings of the danger you too might ketch a web in your Schnozzola!
Nobody Nose the truffles I’ve seen.
Love words,
Hate spider webs,
As art they are the bomb,
In dark home hall ways they are frighteningly spokey,
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I noticed that we have lot’s of giant webs all outside and a few in tge ceiling here in Georgia. All the time I’ve been back, there’s not any webs that are visible.
I’m thinking the spiders are trying to catch as much as possible before time to hibernate (that is if they do that).
You have a lot of juicy flies and your spider probably thinks they are easy prey.
Be thankful to Mother Earth for sending someone to help rid you of the pests and she’s helping the spider too.
Blessings come in so many ways.
So glad you didn’t swallow the spider or sniffed it up your nose.
But I agree with you about spider webs should be lit up with flashing lights.
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