Thanks for reading Marilyn! Growing up we were taught to be quite cautious of spiders, those with deadly bites and all, but we also were taught to respect their place in the world. At the old ranch house, my grandparent’s home, there was a big ol’ spider who lived in a crack between the rock and wall surrounding their grand fireplace. She lived there for YEARS. She would come out at the sound of our grandmother’s voice because Grandma always fed her flies, moths, and such. They had a unique relationship! As a kid it was quite amazing! Our cohabitating critters can teach us so much when we slow down to listen and observe. A grand thing about Life, I think. Hope your day delivers you a load of moments to wonder at and blessings to pick up! MUCH LOVE to you, my friend! ~Wendy💜🤗🕷🕸✨
I don’t know why it ate my words. I was just trying to say there’s a lot to learn from spiders.
Words for me to live by today and tomorrow. There aren’t too many. But I have a lot to learn from spiders.
Thanks for reading Marilyn! Growing up we were taught to be quite cautious of spiders, those with deadly bites and all, but we also were taught to respect their place in the world. At the old ranch house, my grandparent’s home, there was a big ol’ spider who lived in a crack between the rock and wall surrounding their grand fireplace. She lived there for YEARS. She would come out at the sound of our grandmother’s voice because Grandma always fed her flies, moths, and such. They had a unique relationship! As a kid it was quite amazing! Our cohabitating critters can teach us so much when we slow down to listen and observe. A grand thing about Life, I think. Hope your day delivers you a load of moments to wonder at and blessings to pick up! MUCH LOVE to you, my friend! ~Wendy💜🤗🕷🕸✨
My god that’s an amazing story Wendy maybe you could write a little more about that!!!