Disproportionate
Monstrous shadows looming large
The smallest of fears
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It is frightening if you just look at the shadow.
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It is the tiniest spider too 🙂
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I could see that.
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🙂
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Eeeeeeek 💜
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😀 xx
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This really is very good, Sue.
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Thanks, Robbie.
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If that’s a small spider, shadows can be very deceptive indeed! Enough to trigger my fears! Love the observation, and the perspective, Sue. 🙂
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Little more than a money spider 🙂
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Good grief! They’re the only ones that are ever welcome in our house. 😊
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You would not be easy at mine, the door being always open means I get hairy monsters scuttling across the floor 🙂
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Eeeeeek! I’m a terrible arachnophobe. My daughter will remove them from the house for me without any problems, but I admit I’m a total coward. Once, when I was living on my own, I came eye to eye with a massive monster half way up the stairs, defying me to pass, so I reversed straight back down, grabbed my keys and vacated the house until I could get one of the chaps from the airfield to go in and remove the beast for me. 😯
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My sons are the same… and I have driven miles to rescue them in extremis 😉
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LOL! Good to know I’m not alone! 😀
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😀
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cool photo! and I liked that that the five syllables on your first line are all contained in just one world…
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Thanks, Jim. The spider and her shadow were just perfect 🙂
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Bwhahahaha! 😀
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😀 😀
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