The next day, he loaded up the kids and the tarantula for a drive to the desert so they could release him back into the wild. Kristy wrote about that day here, on her blog.
A few weeks ago, Kaylynn's kids told me that they found a tarantula up at the race track. It was squished! Someone had run it over (by accident I'm sure).
Chad's picture of tarantula |
So all of this brings me to today, when I got this picture text message from Kaylynn:
Text from Kaylynn |
Me: haha...where did that come from:
Kaylynn: On the road by Home Depot
Me: You stopped to picture him? (Preston's saying)
Kaylynn: Ya, I made Marvin turn around. He was more daring to get closer than me.
Me: LOL. He could have got a little closer. I want to see the details of his legs. LOL.
And then I took my phone into the Business office to show Debbie. She thought it was so cute and told me he should have caught him to give to her. I called her crazy and went back to my office. And then I got this text.
Kaylynn: He said he will (go) back and get it and bring it to you if want.
Me: Okay. Then I can take pictures with my good camera. :) Haha.
And I think he is just teasing me, then she says:
Kaylynn: OK. See you in a bit.
Me: (uh) lol. I don't have my camera. It's at home.
Kaylynn: We will put it in a coffee can.
Kaylynn: With a lid on it.
Me: You don't have to bring it.
Kaylynn: We are on our way.
CRAP! Now what do I do? Debbie!
Debbie was way more happy than I was when I told her Kaylynn was bringing her the spider. I wanted pictures, but not bad enough to have it in my office. Even if it was in a coffee can.
Matt from work took this picture |
Anthony got close enough to take this one. |
edited to say: Debbie took the spider with her to lunch and then left it with her husband. He wanted to let it go. She said he wasn't to thrilled. haha.
Pictures and experiences like these make me somewhat happy I live in Canada, where the scariest kinda wildlife is a grass snake.
ReplyDeleteI'm still getting chills from these. You all have incredible courage! I'd be across the street :)
They are more than a little freaky to me! I wanted to get better, closer, detailed pictures but not bad enough to actually do it.
ReplyDeleteI have to say though, I think a grass snake would send me running.