Oh the poor cat feeding woman! Poor thing! I have to admit I do both the cup thing and when I just don't have time...the old squisheroo...but I always say...sorry to the little thing! Hope you had a good holiday season Louise! I've just gotten back into looking at your newsletter and other items I have neglected here at the end of January! We were all very busy with holiday stuff and also working through a few holiday medical surprises but all is good now. Finally caught up with things I think...almost...Happy Healthy New Year to you and yours!
I too use a plastic cup and a piece of junk mail to remove spiders from the house compassionately. Didn't know about the indoor-outdoor spider dichotomy, though. What was God thinking when she made two different kinds?
BTW, spiders in the house do perform a human-useful function: They indicate to us where other insects (which they eat) are.
I believe in reincarnation so I don't feel bad about flinging spiders outside. I am helping them evolve into a higher life form.
Regarding racism, caste-ism, and class-ism, I recommend, "Caste" by Isobel Wilkerson. I am an African American woman and learned a great deal about systematic racism from reading this book. It reads like a novel while it delivers impactful information.
Oh the poor cat feeding woman! Poor thing! I have to admit I do both the cup thing and when I just don't have time...the old squisheroo...but I always say...sorry to the little thing! Hope you had a good holiday season Louise! I've just gotten back into looking at your newsletter and other items I have neglected here at the end of January! We were all very busy with holiday stuff and also working through a few holiday medical surprises but all is good now. Finally caught up with things I think...almost...Happy Healthy New Year to you and yours!
I too use a plastic cup and a piece of junk mail to remove spiders from the house compassionately. Didn't know about the indoor-outdoor spider dichotomy, though. What was God thinking when she made two different kinds?
BTW, spiders in the house do perform a human-useful function: They indicate to us where other insects (which they eat) are.
I believe in reincarnation so I don't feel bad about flinging spiders outside. I am helping them evolve into a higher life form.
Regarding racism, caste-ism, and class-ism, I recommend, "Caste" by Isobel Wilkerson. I am an African American woman and learned a great deal about systematic racism from reading this book. It reads like a novel while it delivers impactful information.
I loved the Amber Ruffin book. So good!
Always entertaining Louise. And thought provoking.