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My house is a mess because we do not kill spiders in this house. So a hundred years of webbing is gonna fall soon. Any day now the windows will open & the spiders will venture outside. I am an optimist. I will collect the egg sacs & they too will depart. I will nestle them in a sheltered area for the young'uns survival.

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I feel the same about spiders

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lol, that's so cool, ive slowly convinced most of my friends who live near me 2 leave them alone and call me, I come get em and find somewhere nice outside for em. when I was a kid like maybe 6 or so, that was the job I decided on as my first job, I made flyers, went door 2 door in my neighborhood, and bothered/told all my family members and their friends. I would get a call that the neighbor had a mouse in their trailer, I would show up, catch the mousy, and take it out in the woods and let it go. as time went on and I got older, I ended up catching some pretty odd things. opposums, raccoons, squirrels, mice, rats, snakes, spiders, and all kinds of insects were common, but I also got an owl, several coydogs, a fox, some bats, 2 skunks, a Canada goose, and an angry rabbit.

Byrd Level 7 Apr 7, 2018

Entrepreneur. Good story. Very resourceful.

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your poetic way of describing symbiotic life with nature makes me smile 🙂

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I have new tenants moving in

btroje Level 9 Apr 1, 2018
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