--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
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Earrings out of tarantula fangs? Friggin' awesome. I
design artsy craftsy jewelry out of weird found stuff
that I sell at art galleries. The local dude here in
town that does art shows, Bill Teeple, told me
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Couldn't open Rick's link.
Breeding tarantulas? It's something my daughter might
consider, but I'm afraid I'm not into it much. Maybe
Judy would consider it. She could send them to Turq.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela
Mailander
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
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Couldn't open Rick's link.
Breeding tarantulas? It's something my daughter might
consider, but I'm afraid I'm not into it much. Maybe
Judy would consider it. She could send them to Turq.
Or Edg or Sal
Indeed. Or me.
--- hugheshugo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela
Mailander
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Couldn't open Rick's link.
Breeding tarantulas? It's something my daughter
might
consider, but I'm afraid I'm not into it much.
Maybe
Judy
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues wrote:
Thanks for starting the spider angle. Who would have
thought that it would bring up two more first person
accounts of relationships with spiders! Sometimes this
place really exceeded my already high expectations!
Here's third
Bird navigation is a fascinating phenomenon. I'm glad there are
serious people in the world trying to figure this stuff out. I'll bet
we are in for lots of surprises as we begin to understand what animals
are up to with their Martian intelligence. The lower creatures that
God gave us dominion
I agree. I remember how totally blown away I was when
I discovered that you can make eye contact with
jumping spiders. These are the cute little furry
critters that don't build webs but instead lurk at a
window's edge and then pounce, tiger-like, on any fly
that happens to land on that window
Later, I saw one on
a flower stem, and the thing actually played
peek-a-boo with me the way a child does, hiding and
then coming out to take a shy look and then hiding
again.
Like a child who is afraid that a monstrously huge creature will eat
him! The cute peek-a-boo of terror mixed with
Angela, Curtis, thanks for the anecdote and the website
information. Spiders are way cool, IMO. My son's tarantula,
Priscilla, a Mexican Redleg, died last year after 20 years of just
hanging around. She was already a 3-inch across adult when he got
her as a xmas present when he was 11 years
At an ATR course at the San Jacinto (Soboba) Academy, this course
participant and I were sitting on a low adobe fence in the twilight
and I noticed a lumpishness next to him on the rail. I pointed it out
to him, asking, What's that? He took a more mindful look and leaped
up like he'd been
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues
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Later, I saw one on
a flower stem, and the thing actually played
peek-a-boo with me the way a child does, hiding and
then coming out to take a shy look and then hiding
again.
Like a child who is afraid
Good story, Edg, and excellent Robert Frost.
You mention the Soboba Academy -- when were you there? My former
spouse and I lead ATR courses there for about a year in '76
and '77. It was a great place and during the time we were there
almost heaven on earth -- a great and fun staff, beautiful
Thanks, Curtis, for sending this. I've not begun to
fathom the stuff you can find on the Internet or how
to look for anything. More mind-bending--all of life,
one long exercise in mind-bending.
--- curtisdeltablues [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Later, I saw one on
a flower stem, and the thing
Is that really Robert Frost? If so, it's the best
Frost I've seen. Thanks.
--- Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At an ATR course at the San Jacinto (Soboba)
Academy, this course
participant and I were sitting on a low adobe fence
in the twilight
and I noticed a lumpishness next to him
Is that really Robert Frost? If so, it's the best
Frost I've seen. Thanks.
--- Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At an ATR course at the San Jacinto (Soboba)
Academy, this course
participant and I were sitting on a low adobe fence
in the twilight
and I noticed a lumpishness next to him
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
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Thanks, Curtis, for sending this. I've not begun to
fathom the stuff you can find on the Internet or how
to look for anything. More mind-bending--all of life,
one long exercise in mind-bending.
One word
As re http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MheNUWyROv8, Curtis, this is
one of the classic scenes from all of moviedom for me and everytime
I see 19-year old Lauren Bacall . . . well, Edg might not approve,
but I think Jimmy Carter would understand.
**
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
I can't remember who my Soboba course leader was way back then --
musta been about 1974 - 76ish. Did Cobb Mountain about three times too.
Those were the days, er, daze.
Speaking of the minds of bugs-n-such, at Soboba, once I opened up my
bathroom door and BLAM there was some sort of opening in
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good story, Edg, and excellent Robert Frost.
You mention the Soboba Academy -- when were you there? My former
spouse and I lead ATR courses there for about a year in '76
and '77. It was a great place and during
I don't know about affectionate, but I do know that
tarantulas and other big, furry spiders like to be
petted.
When I was sixteen, I had some questions about snakes
that I wanted answers to real bad, so I got on the bus
and rode to the West side of town to volunteer my
services to the curator of
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Angela Mailander
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I don't know about affectionate, but I do know that
tarantulas and other big, furry spiders like to be
petted.
When I was sixteen, I had some questions about snakes
that I wanted answers to real bad, so I got
Earrings out of tarantula fangs? Friggin' awesome. I
design artsy craftsy jewelry out of weird found stuff
that I sell at art galleries. The local dude here in
town that does art shows, Bill Teeple, told me he'd do
a show of my stuff if I got about twenty thirty pieces
together. I never used
From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Earrings out of tarantula fangs? Friggin' awesome. I
design artsy
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