Along Came A Spider

I woke up suddenly the other morning, with what I can only describe as the very odd feeling that someone – someone quite small with many many legs – was dancing on my closed eyelid.
Someone was.
An eight-legged someone.
Have I mentioned, Oh Best Beloved, that I’m rather put off by anyone doing an eight-legged tap dancing routine on my face, particularly if the dancer happens to be a sharp-fanged spider? With apologies to Charlotte, I am not overly fond of sharing my immediate body zone with arachnids.
I was, however, quite calm and collected.
*ahem*
Ok. I wasn’t.
aaaaaiiiiiiEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
*fling…. squash*
Final Score: Spider – 1. Me – 1.
Game over.
Ugh!
By Christina, May 2, 2007 @ 9:13 pm
UGH is right!
Glad it didn’t bite you.
; )
By JAS, May 2, 2007 @ 9:30 pm
Just the thought of having a spider bite me on the eye has left me pondering the virtues of wearing swim goggles at night!!
By DJB, May 4, 2007 @ 7:53 am
All you can do is
Thank God he made the harmless spiders
So it’s not always a brown recluse
under your bed,
between your sheets,
or sitting on your eye!
By Kris, in New England, May 4, 2007 @ 1:31 pm
I once woke up to find a spider crawling on my arm; it has reached the crook of my elbow and, in my sleep, I kept bending my elbow thinking I had an itch – and it kept biting me until I woke up. Don’t know who was more annoyed – it or me.
Oh yeah – it lost.