It’s the little things in the blogosphere that create a connection with the authors you read. You find out things about each and everyone’s personality and hopefully, that will make you return to that blog because you feel a connection.
Let it be said, I’m terrified of spiders. I’m also not fond of cave crickets because they look like spiders and they jump at you.
So, today’s photo of the day scared the bejeebus out of me.
I will have nightmares for a week.
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