Spider, RIP

A moment's silence, if you will. Regular readers will know we've had a really big, but quite cute, spider living in our bathroom for months. I've blogged about it regularly here. Well, the spider is now no more. It has spun its last web and deceased, expired, kaput. It's dead.

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Old Cheeser said…
Poor spidey! Still nice to know that you gave it such a good home during its life. RIP!

I'm sure about spiders themselves, but I certainly wouldn't mind Tobey MaGuire turning up in my home...
3:28 PM
Steve said…
Sending my condolences at this sad time. Please give him a ten fly salute on my behalf.
7:12 AM
Anonymous said…
It's probably just gone outside because of the warm weather dear.
7:14 PM
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