"If the spider has come into your life, ask yourself some important questions. Are you not weaving your dreams and imaginings into reality? Are you not using your creative opportunities? Are you feeling closed in or stuck as if in a web? Do you need to pay attention to your balance and where you are walking in life? Are others out of balance around you? Do you need to write? Are you inspired to write or draw and not following through? Remember that the spider is the keeper of knowledge of the primordial alphabet. The spider can teach how to use the written language with power and creativity so that your words weave a web around those who would read them." -- Animal Speak by Ted Andrews
Indeed.
3 Things not left unsaid:
Gosh, I needed to hear that today, as I've spent the better part of four hours revising, plucking at lines of a chapter of my novel.
Your blog is a source of beauty and inspiration.
Oh my gosh. Well, I can tell you are definitely back in business.
Gorgeous shots, altho when I first saw the title Charlotte Sometimes, I thought you'd gone to North Carolina.
Tell me, is that spider's web really close to the building or not? Remember, that's how folks used to "tell" how cold a winter was going to be, lol.
Candace
you MUST read Jane Austen one of these days. Like you I resisted until a few years ago....after I got through the first one, I was hooked and then tore through all the rest. She's now one of my favorite authors....she's very funny, wry, romantic,and as a result comes across as a modern woman, all in one.
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