Deep into the night, if you are very careful and do not make any noise you just may see this golden spider in its fragile web!
He sparkles with energy and re-energises himself with midnight oil! That way, he can jump on to the unwitting and elusive lightening bugs!
One bug is worth 20 computer gremlins! He can send out signals to invade hyperspace to the detriment of all buggerees! … or buggerors, as the case may be!
Three good things:
1. Lamb shanks went well - took 4 hours at 145degC. Better than 3 hours when they were rather tough.
2. A super phone call from an old school friend about another person at our school who we thought weird because she wrote poetry. She died aged 33 and some of her poetry is lost. Somewhat similar to Janet Frame.
3. Imagination should be a subject in schools!
You should write a book maggiemae....oh I forgot you just did!! Beautiful folds in the midnight sky , that golden spider is thriving on the midnight oil.....beware the buggerees indeed! Sharp lines & colours !
I really love the imaginative way you've processed this, speaking of imagination. I would agree with you, but I'm not sure it can be taught--maybe developed, if the seed is there. Fav for this.
Love your imagination in this photo and your text. Not a fan of spiders, but you have made this one interesting for sure. We all need to use our imagination more - can I go to a class at work too!
@maggiemae THOSE faint lines of the web were the perfect touch and that shade of blue was a unique, cool choice u don't often see in the background of spider photos.
Talked on the phone with the grands a little while ago. Everyone took a turn telling a story. While we did not have any golden spiders who drink midnight oil, we did use a lot of imagination! Cool processing and I totally agree with #3!
How did you make the blues...!?
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