Spider Juice in the shoe
Wolf Spider escaping my shoe, off to safety.
Watch your step (snakes)!
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Spider Juice in the shoe
Wolf Spider escaping my shoe, off to safety.
This reminds us of a recent event .... we won't share the details ... but it involves sleeping, a spider, an ear and of course the horror that you speak of !
Have any idea of the number of spiders the average person eats in their life? I've seen the number -- scary!
You're never more than 6 feet from a spider at all times.
Yikes, aren't they deadly? I have a friend that is a Naturalist and she moved out of her house b/c they were found there.
Spider Juice in the shoe
Wolf Spider escaping my shoe, off to safety.
On the willy scale that is probably a 9 1/2. I used to think we had wolf spiders HERE. I'm not so sure I can call them that anymore after seeing this pic. EWWWWWWWWWWWW.
Urban legend! If we eat spiders they are typically IN our food or ON our food.
I don't think I'd mind snakes if they were dead and in my food in minute portions - but rattling around in the yard -
That does it. SJ...I'll see you anywhere but at your place. 
SJ, You are a Font of some of the kookiest most obscure information... Thankfully!
.NOW: where can I obtain one of those head mounted flashlights (besides Gynecologists-R-Us) ???
I always thought a strap on headlight would be just the ticket for reading in bed (as well as being a real ice breaker party accessory!).
Warning for headlamp wearers: If you wear your headlamp outside at night, bugs will be attracted to your head, and enter your mouth, nose, ears and eyes.
I prefer the mini Maglite w/ a head strap to a headlamp. It puts the flashlight next to your ear instead of atop your head so it is better for reading. 