Water dwelling spiders are unique in that they live on plants that float or grow on the water. Some water dwelling spiders even live in the water itself, surfacing only to gather air which it can take down to its web attached to submerge plants. Your fish tank with plants is perfect habitat for these types of spiders.

Via:http://www.cutehomepets.com/how-to-keep-pet-spiders-healthy/

‘There is a potential of you becoming a human being but you need to activate it.’ - Younus AlGohar

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娜汀三美～my dec human experiment~

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Smoke and stillness captures a quiet pause between thoughts - a soft exhale in the middle of chaos.

Warm light brushes over my face, tracing serenity and introspection through the haze.

It’s not just stillness - it’s the moment when the world finally exhales with you.

1. Country Never Sounded So Good, 2. Rainy Day Blues., 3. Forrest says, "Hey!", 4. Visit the Principal?, 5. Relax, 6. After a Long Day, 7. Top Down, 8. Friends & Relationships, 9. My Fun Job

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There are darknesses in life and there are lights, and you are one of the lights, the light of all lights.

Have you ever gone to a funeral and spent the ENTIRE TIME wondering how it would be different if it was yours?

Dave's a little bit country, Jason's a little bit Rock 'n Roll. Stacie just rocks. We all met up to celebrate Dave's birthday (albeit, early, since we wouldn't be in town for the real thing).

'You cannot teach love, keeping people under fear.' - His Holiness Younus AlGohar

‘Love is impulsive and hatred is repulsive.’ - HH Younus AlGohar

"Be a winner--learn to release nervous tension by transforming spare time into constructive effort."

Or release the nervous tension by obsessive masturbation. Either works. So grows the tree from the bent twig.

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From a series of circa-1960s D.I.Y. books called "Easi-Bild" that were published by a fellow named Donald Brann. In the beginning of each one, he wrote a little homily that tried to link up his own Confucius-like wisdom with whatever Easy Bild project was at hand.

So there would be a couple of paragraphs where he waxed poetic about some general concept essential to the good life, and then there would be a paragraph where he'd try to make you think you'd never done better by yourself than you did the moment you decided, say, to purchase the Easy Bild book on building a plywood bar in your basement.

A tragically overlooked 20th-century Thoreau was Mr. Brann.

I liked how her eyes portray a very deep emotion that is hard to find in pictures. It was really dark in this room so I had a really high ISO (3200) and a slow shutter speed (1/80) so that enough light entered the lense. The aperture was also low (f/6.3) so that the details where clear and it was completely focused on me.

The philosopher.

'We need a revolution in which every single human being should change himself.' - His Holiness Younus AlGohar

'You are a true tolerant person when someone does something nasty to you and you do not reply in negative.' - His Holiness Younus AlGohar

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Not content with a mere gaze

I fear I must take in hand what I know will scar me

Elucidations no matter how forthcoming defy all logic and rather than relent I grasp even tighter.....

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In all honesty, I really thought about putting up my friends pic for this day as they took me out for a late birthday party all night long. We had a fantastic time, but the colors and content in this photo just keep me coming back, so it won in the end. And there is a star/planet at the very top of the picture, not sure what it is, but I plan to figure it out. I think its Mars?

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'These religions have stopped benefitting humanity in the absence of spiritual knowledge and power.' - Younus AlGohar

Otis, May 2006

Dublin Ireland

This is a scary bridge.

No… It’s not falling apart or poorly built. It doesn’t cross any huge valleys or anything. It doesn’t really cross anything except a low point in the ground….

The reason it’s so scary?

There’s no clear path on the other side. There’s a great path leading to the bridge… I followed it- stayed right on it….

But as I was crossing the bridge, I started to want to turn back. I couldn’t tell where I’d be going if I crossed. I got a bit scared.

I tend to do that a lot. I’m comfortable when I have a clear path. I know where I’m going. I can see ahead and it all looks fine.

But what to do when the path ahead is uncertain?

Turn around? Stay where everything feels safe? Or go ahead and cross and journey out into the unknown…?

This bridge I did cross. I wandered around on the other side for a bit, and I realized it wasn’t as scary as it looked. It was actually kinda cool on the other side!

Now I need to remember this bridge when I come to those other bridges in life… the ones with no clear path on the other side… I could just hang out on the side I’m used to… But I think I’d rather go exploring… You never know what’s out there if you don’t cross.

baxter and bella taking the passive stance with an ant that wandered in the house today

Nature and me represents the luxury of the time spent alone.Time spent to ruminate about life and living. To reflect on the past, to think about the present and plan for the future. It is also about following one's passion. questioning oneself, soul searching and finding a purpose to ones life.

Sometimes, this is the most difficult question of the day.