EWWW and then some. looks like sp. web and I hate sp. yes I know they have have a purpose but if I see a sp inside the house I throw a bowl or something over it.
Avoid it by taking the long way around it till hubby can take it outside. And even though he did’nt touch the sp. I make DARN SURE he washes his hands and puts bowl in dishwasher. we’ve been married long enough that he Knows to take this seriuosy. when his hands have been well washed he always gives me a big hug for me and the inner child.
for me that gesture is way better then a dozen fresh cut roses and then some.
I used to be afraid of spiders, too, until I lived in Florida. There, I used to keep them around to kill the roaches. It’s all in the perspective, my dear. The idea is to be stronger than your fears.
well at least there are no wolf sp. in DE. saw my 1st one in VA.
I was SHOCKED had NO idea that sp. came in that size.
we are org. from upstate NY i agree with your be stronger than your fears. except when sp. come in any size unless they are little bitty.
Kitty looks more like he’s flossing and avoiding a trip to the dentist.
Whee-skaires!!
YAY
Spidercat, Spidercat,
Does whatever and takes a nap
Spins a web, any size,
Catches mice just like flies
Look Out!
Here comes the Spidercat.
What a cute poem and so appropos to the picture!! Is it from a child’s book, or did you make it up?
Thanks but I just changed a few words in the theme song of the old Spiderman cartoon.
Awesome!
Hilarious! Thanks for sharing.
Maybe he was dreaming of cotton candy (which is much better than marshmallows).
TINEE TABBEE TEEF
Correction: (ahem)
TINEE TABBEE TOOFEEZ!
Not so tinee, methinks.
It’s the teef, er, toofeez that are tinee, not the tabbee.
re: “An Old Joke”
As the husband often says – “Careful with that one. It’s an antique.”
*snicker*
I wonder if eating the insides of the pillow is not harmful to the kitteh tummeh.
I wonder the same thing, emmberrann.
If they routinely ingest their own fur and cough it back up, maybe eating pillow innards results in a polyester-ball.
Glad i’m not the only one with the same concern. I’m assuming that after the pic, this pillow was removed from chewing vacinity.
A new development in technology — the Cattonball gin.
Blast, let me correct that to “catton gin.” Dreaming of fluffy round things too much…
“I can’t keep that down.” That is cruel and unusually funny hovertext pun-ishment, NTMTOM.
Kissa is Finnish for cat
EWWW and then some. looks like sp. web and I hate sp. yes I know they have have a purpose but if I see a sp inside the house I throw a bowl or something over it.
Avoid it by taking the long way around it till hubby can take it outside. And even though he did’nt touch the sp. I make DARN SURE he washes his hands and puts bowl in dishwasher. we’ve been married long enough that he Knows to take this seriuosy. when his hands have been well washed he always gives me a big hug for me and the inner child.
for me that gesture is way better then a dozen fresh cut roses and then some.
I used to be afraid of spiders, too, until I lived in Florida. There, I used to keep them around to kill the roaches. It’s all in the perspective, my dear. The idea is to be stronger than your fears.
well at least there are no wolf sp. in DE. saw my 1st one in VA.
I was SHOCKED had NO idea that sp. came in that size.
we are org. from upstate NY i agree with your be stronger than your fears. except when sp. come in any size unless they are little bitty.
“keep them around”? No way! Just.. NO!
And I sure as heck ain’t checking out what wolf spiders are. Nuh-uh.
don’t look them up!!!!!
nightterrors for weeks!!!!
I don’t panic easly but when I saw that thing i hyperventerled.