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The leaf happened to float into two sharply angled web anchor strands. They had crossed in mid-air, each one leading to a spider's web 15-20 feet away--in opposite directions--from the accidental (Or maybe spiders plan these things) touch-and-stick juncture that the leaf happened to intersect as it fell. Such a sweet, unlikely coincidence. I just love things like this.
7 comments:
How lucky a leaf is....
Kathleen,
How can I recieve an accurate e-mail address to invite you to my blog? I post up many interesting things that I would love you to read about, but I have to invite you.
Sincerely,
Katie
Katie, because your blog is invitation only--and because I am sure your parents don't want someone they have never met or heard of, etc...visiting it, I think its best if you write me at kathleen@kathleenduey.com. (it's direct, it comes into my mailbox. and I will answer you from there.
And I have to warn you again, I can't write back and forth very often.I am so sorry! But I get 10- 20 emails a day from readers now and can't keep up!!
all best,
k
What a gorgeous thing, that lace leaf on a wire... beautiful photograph and an intriguing mystery.
A Merry Winter Solstice to you, Kathleen!
~Thalia Chaltas
Thank you Thalia. I love Winter Solstice, it feels like a rebirth of the world to me, every year.
k
Kathleen,
Thanks for the advice and e-mail. I e-mailed you yesterday and I will try inviting you to my blog again. In the meanwhile, I've really been writing. Last week, I made a huge accomplishment- twenty poems in four days. I am still working on my story; The Anthology of a Young Writer.
Katie
Kathleen,
Thank you for the comment on my blog!
Katie
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