Dear Mom, We're back in the season of fog in the valley in the morning, and cobwebs in the grass covered in dew.
Love, Ruth
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Dear Ruth,
If you were trying to explain how spinach can change color when cooked, you could use this image as a perfect example. I look at your tree, and think, "spinach!"
Then again, maybe because it's been so busy here with Guy fixing the AC unit, and a million trips up and down the stairs being a good go-fer, and missing lunch.... I'm really hungry.
Send some cobweb shots soon.
Did you see on last night's news about the trees in a small town in Texas that were covered in cobwebs? A huge amount of spiders got together and are working like a colony of ants, and have covered this huge area with webs... it was amazing.
I loved your photo. I will be able to think of something other than spinach next time I look at it. Love, mom
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Dear Ruth,
If you were trying to explain how spinach can change color when cooked, you could use this image as a perfect example. I look at your tree, and think,
"spinach!"
Then again, maybe because it's been so busy here with Guy fixing the AC unit, and a million trips up and down the stairs being a good go-fer, and missing lunch.... I'm really hungry.
Send some cobweb shots soon.
Did you see on last night's news about the trees in a small town in Texas that were covered in cobwebs? A huge amount of spiders got together and are working like a colony of ants, and have covered this huge area with webs... it was amazing.
I loved your photo. I will be able to think of something other than spinach next time I look at it. Love, mom
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