Shadowgirls

I stopped freaking out about spiders after working at a Girl Scout Camp in Williamsburg, VA.  As a counselor, we showed up a few days before the kids to clean up the camp.  On one of the woodpiles was a Black Widow nest.  We knocked it into a bucket and lit a fire.  A few weeks later, we found out we missed one, as it was perched at the apex of the inside of the tent.

Did I mention this was in the campsite where the Brownies stay?

I got volunteered to get rid of the spider.  Sometime later that summer we found the broom that I had used to remove it.

Now if I find a spider inside the house, I usually just try to deposit it outside.

No. I did not take any action in reprisal or my cat. I admit that at the time I'd have liked to… but I rather like not having a criminal record. I'm not sure that I'd be able to actually *do* anything and get away with it without any repercussions. That was some years ago, anyhow, and as I no longer live in that community, I'd much rather leave it in the past.

As for the comic, well, I'd reckon we'll be seeing a lot more of Misty and Charon. Or at least I hope to as they have a great dynamic.

*reads the current update*

… ouch. That's the high class 'friends' for you. All shallow.

Charon reads it all wonderfully well, the blush on Chrissy's face would seem to confirm it. Heeheehee. Yikes. 

It's good for Chrissy that she's seeing Charon more I'd think, from that. Since they were both involved, it eliminates the reaction pretty much.

New guy here and trying not to fade into the background. I agree that they can learn from each other, but I don't think Chrissy has any less to teach Charon than Charon has to teach Chrissy. They've both lived in the real world, just different aspects. Chrissy may not seem to have had it as rough, but that gives her a different perspective. She knows alot about..Upper(mid?) class life, which I don't think Charon would learn about otherwise but can still be very useful to know. Plus I think that.. Charon has had everything /but/ a real normal life from what I've read.

Well, I wake up this morning and our beloved postal service wanted me to part with 30 notes to have something delivered to my house (£10 to Customs and £20 to the <insert chain of foul expletives here, more or less revolving around how our postal service is fond of sexual intercourse with chimpanzees> Post Office for sending me a letter to tell me I owe Customs a tenner)… my mood was going to be set in stone for the day. 'Lousy' would have been an understatement.

Then I read today's update…

And all is good with the world.

They should have their own series together – Trailer-Park Jezebel & Lobstergirl. It would give me warm fuzzy feelings all day long