Just Me Rambling

[ismenin]

I have Shelob in my loft! Yay! It's all go here!





Richie went up into the loft to get a new electric blanket I hadn't even taken out of the box. He shouted down that there was a HUGE spider's web up there. I asked how big. He said it reached from the roof to the floor and was half as wide as my living room. So that's about 15 feet by 8 feet. I would LOVE to see the crittur that made that, me dears! :D NOT a money spider, then!

So we brought down the blanket (which was not suitable for what I wanted it) and a bag of papers that I said I'd sort out for re-cycling. Imagine me joy - and my RL friends, here, will know how much I have banged on about this over the couple of years it has been missing - when a photo album I had been looking for for ages, turned up in the bag.

I will not mention that the bag of stuff was put up there years before the album went missing. Those in the know understand what this house is like. It is like a time tunnel. Things go missing and turn up in very odd places, and we have a few of those orange conduit things - goodness knows what they are - two in the garden, one in the house. You are sceptical? Do not be - we have both seen 'em. But this house is a lovely, friendly, calming place where visitors ignore the dust and clutter, (I hope) and enjoy the feeling!

And last, but very very not least! One of my flist has ordered Inca and Egypt from Roberto and Fabio! I am as pleased as if I was making money out of it, myself! Which, of course, I'm not! Just the thought that someone cares enough about my scribblings to put out serious money for the books, is a thrill. Thank you, cutie, for making my day! I will not out her - she can do that herself, if she wishes, or keep it secret, keep it safe. Wheeeee! Is a happy, happy bunny.

So that's what happened today, apart from visiting boring hospital. On the whole, an excellent day. Hugses.

Comments

[anjelmati.livejournal.com]

In my years of being a cleaner,the largest spider I saw was the size of a dinner plate,though it had come from a fairly small hole.Normally I'd put a glass jar over the insect,slide some cardboard over the top,and put it outside.This one needed a glass casserole and a large calendar,but he was banished to the garden.
Hope your hospital visit was merely routine.

[ismenin.livejournal.com]

Gosh! That was one Biiiig spider! Hope I never see one that big. Swoons! :D

And yes, the hosp visit was very routine, thank you! xxx