spiders

I will be the first to admit, I don't like spiders, never have never will. First of all, there just creepy, and the bigger they are the more ominous they look.

Are you moving to Texas soon? Have you been thinking about it? I'll be the first to stand up and shout that I love my state! Texas is the greatest state in the Union, of that, I have no doubt. There can be challenges living here though, for instance, there are a lot of critters that will try to kill you and then consume you here.

By now most of you know Texarkana made national news last week when a rainstorm dropped fish out of the sky but it could have been worse, it could have been spiders. And yes, this does creep me out.

Spiders, the very word makes most people cringe. Spiders are everywhere in Arkansas. According to the site bugguide.net, there are 546 different kinds of spiders that call Arkansas home, but 4 of them are very dangerous.

Imagine coming face to face with one of your biggest fears. As you are reaching up to fill the cat's food bowl on the top tier of their tower, your hand hits a sticky web then your eyes move up to see the biggest spider you have ever seen in your life.

Spiders are scary little creatures. Places you don't want to find them would be inside your house and especially not crawling across your face as you sleep which has actually happened to me.

Imagine peeling a banana for a snack only to find that hundreds of little spiders are starting to hatch on it. Now imagine that those spiders are the most venomous on the planet... that's what happened to this lady.

Normally, this is how I feel about spiders.....