Firstly, yes, yes I know that isn’t a spider in my title but there wasn’t one – so it was the octopus? Or headlice?Β or a camel, and with all due respect the octopus looks more like a spider than a camel π³
Anyway moving swiftly along – I decided to do some cleaning today – steady on! And all I kept finding was shrivelled up conkers – behind the sofas, under the beds and all placed stratigically in corners of the rooms. Β I then remembered back last October – or possibly the October before then – the girls collecting up conkers and putting them everywhere – saying that spiders hated conkers and wouldn’t darken our door with all the conkers lying around.
I remember humouring them as I’m not keen on spiders myself – however, I’ve never trodden on a spider and rolled along the floor doing the splits ………….. π³
A lady’s broken pearl necklace caused me to do that on the dance floor… and I split my pants down the middle. Luckily my shorts were the same color as my pants and nobody noticed. Ha, ha
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ππππ how funny – I’m glad it didn’t cramp your style my friend x
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Since I got paid to take falls, I sure wasn’t going to let one ruin a good date.
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That’s the spirit π
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Be interesting to know the girls’ take on this.
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Oh they would have found it rather amusing to see me roll along the floor – oooh that reminds me, I’ve promised to try out roller skating with 3rd born next weekend π¨π¨π¨
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It seems as if you live in the moment, rather than thinking ahead to roller skating.
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I do usually – she’s been skating now for a few months and very good – I usually sit and watch but promised to have a go next week – you probably won’t hear from me for a while – broken wrists I expect π
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Good luck !
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Thank you – I’ll need it Ha!
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This appears to be an hilarious story, but it still begs the question: what the heck are conkers?
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Conkers grow on a chestnut tree – big round brown things – covered in a prickly coat – you possibly call them something different? I’m in England. Conkers are traditionally collected – you pierce the conker and thread a tough string through it and then smash each others conkers to bits by hitting them – we’re very savage over here π
Ps. Spiders are apparently scared of conkers – but I think that’s an old wives tale – I think kids place conkers around the house as entertainment to watch mothers break their necks π¨
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Bless your heart! I don’t know if we have those here in the States. In Texas, we have toads and frogs that’ll eat those pesky spiders for us. I’m a new fan of KCC, but I’m so happy that I found your blog! We seem kindred spirits.
XOXOX,
Micki, fellow Mom Of Many
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Aw thank you for reading and commenting π I’m rather fond of toads and frogs – my mom always told me “you gotta kiss a lot of frogs to find your Prince” π incidentally Jeff was a frog once …….. π
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lovely to wake up and ready this post. It made me smile -Thank you!
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π xx
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Thank you so much π I will try and eventually figure out what to do with this ha! But wanted to say it’s very very appreciated xxx
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Your are quite welcome.
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