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“The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together.”

—William Shakespeare

 

It was a tossup, of course, because Sir Walter Scott said it

just as well: "Oh what a tangled web we weave / When first

we practise to deceive!" And that's appropriate now, since my

book is about to hit the stores. Nonfiction is supposed to be

true. All true. I think about those people who've written hoax

books or exaggerated or lied about their experiences. I did

none of that. Except for the part where the cake talks. I hope

most people will recognize that as a literary device and not

a lie.

 

But Shakespeare's quote is more appropriate. My life lately

has been that mingled yarn. The back, the book, the back.

 

At my desk through it all were pencil and pen. Even the yarn—

a warming element this winter, as it warmed me in my lap and

went on to warm the necks of friends—spent a great deal of

time by my side.

 

Today, a photographer from the Baltimore Sun came by

to do a shoot for a short piece by Rob Kasper in the April 1

paper, and I decided it was time to do something for Utata

again. Her Nikon D700 sure looked delicious.

 

I'm still prone to bouts of leftover sad and inertia, but I managed

to take care of two bits of business yesterday—I prepared my

taxes for the accountant, and I scheduled two urgent medical

appointments.

 

Today I felt good after therapy and smiled quite a bit to no one

in particular. I mailed an apology to one of the people (I hope

not one of many) whose name I misspelled in the book.

 

Oh, yes. The mingled yarn of my life. I am grateful that it is

no longer mostly bad.

 

Taken in Belém, Pará. 14 Feb 2007.

 

At Emílio Goeldi Museum.

 

This is a web of Cyclosa sp. (Araneidae)

Paramount Playmates Presents

We are all connected... In Green.. Of Hope...

 

Pillsbury Simply Cookies

 

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Hayley Weber poses with the wind in her hair in our open space area.

These webs caught my eye as we were building up confidence to walk across the Pontcysyllte aqueduct.

Dew covered spider web at Pound Ridge Reservation

Fog in Sydney this morning left the garden covered in dew.

 

Drops on a spiders web.

Modelo:Cris Comino.

Fotografía y Edición: Javier P Jayma

 

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spiderweb with tiny water drops and spider at the center

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I found this spider web in the crape myrtle yesterday after the rain...it was conveniently located right at eye level and in front of some beautiful light!

 

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