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David.

SunnyDelight wrote: »

OMG now you have me looking over my shoulder - surely they prefer not to climb?

They have 8 long legs what do you think, but you are sort of right the ones in your room are probably the jumping variety

SunnyDelight

pk04 wrote: »

Ignore him, definitely no spiders in bedrooms - it's a rule

Phew - that's what I thought

David.

pk04 wrote: »

Ignore him, definitely no spiders in bedrooms - it's a rule

Cold freezing weather outside lovely warm dark rooms with very little movement

SunnyDelight

David. wrote: »

They have 8 long legs what do you think, but you are sort of right the ones in your room are probably the jumping variety

Aww that's not funny, now I will be having nightmares :eek:

David.

SunnyDelight wrote: »

Phew - that's what I thought

Just turn the light out and stand still after about 5 minutes without moving turn the light back on and count them.
Let us know how many :cool:

artha

pk04 wrote: »

Ignore him, definitely no spiders in bedrooms - it's a rule

Are you sure?;) DW is constantly getting me to remove them from the ceiling...even tiny harmless ones. I just tell her not to go to sleep on her back with her mouth open and she'll be fine:rotfl::rotfl:

logie

Anon wrote: »

I signed up for this offer but have decided I cannot offer the level of commitment that they are looking for, as I like to keep my online presence low profile (hence the username!) and do not link to family or friends online, so would stand out a mile if I suddenly started promoting anything.

Has anyone managed to get this to work with a similar approach online (i.e. not wanting their name linked with any product or service) please? If not, I will give it a miss from now on (though unlikely to get invited again ).

Many thanks

Anon

I set up a twitter account just for BzzAgent (didn't have one before) and have no followers and change the settings for the FB things so they are visible to 'only me' so I don't spam all my friends. I do discuss the products etc with friends and family and fill in lots of reports etc and have a good score and plenty of invites.

SunnyDelight

David. wrote: »

Just turn the light out and stand still after about 5 minutes without moving turn the light back on and count them.
Let us know how many :cool:

Okay you guys, hope you are up for a night of chatter as I am DEFINITELY not turning any lights out

David.

artha wrote: »

Are you sure?;) DW is constantly getting me to remove them from the ceiling...even tiny harmless ones. I just tell her not to go to sleep on her back with her mouth open and she'll be fine:rotfl::rotfl:

So unless artha towers has a lift running up the wall they do climb

Auntycaz

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

3Dogs, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss today. Words escape me and I don't think I could say anything better than all your friends on the Elite have already said.

I came across a poem yesterday which seemed to describe my relationship with my FIL to a tee. Perhaps you might take something from it too?

Feel no guilt in laughter, she'd know how much you care.
Feel no sorrow in a smile that she’s not here to share.
You cannot grieve forever, she would not want you to.
She'd hope that you could carry on the way you always do.
So, talk about the good times and the way you showed you cared,
The days you spent together, all the happiness you shared.
Let memories surround you, a word someone may say
Will suddenly recapture a time, an hour, a day,
That brings her back as clearly as though she were still here,
And fills you with the feeling that she is always near.
For if you keep those moments, you will never be apart
And she will live forever locked safely within your heart

What a beautiful poem SFSB. It brought a tear to my eye as it made me think of my own lovely mum who is no longer with us. She would rather we remembered her with laughter than with tears. Thank you for posting it.