Trapped in a spider’s web

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I am OCD primarily about three things; a clean and organized car, a clean and organized garage and a clean and organized workshop. Notice a trend? All three of these are “my” space. I don’t worry about a clean house, clean sheets or clean towels, I have a OCD wife that takes care of that for us. It’s good to have OCD balance in a household.

Sunday morning, as I was surveying my neatly arrange garage though commiserating that I needed to sweep it out, I noticed a moth caught in a spider’s web under my hot water heater. It was a sad sight watching the moth struggle as the spider spun its web around it. If I didn’t intervene this would be a death sentence for the moth. Honestly even if I did help there would be no way to free the moth’s wings from the spider’s sticky thread. Either…

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Femi Adedina is a writer, motivational speaker, poet , novelist and a film director. He has been a teacher for more than three decades and love to listen to music, watch films- most especially comedies- and enjoys watching and studying people. He also loves travelling and meeting new people. A curious individual, femi loves charting uncharted paths and innovating.The new name ayékòótóFMD means ( the world hates TRUTH. The word Ayekooto in Yoruba is also the name of the PARROT. The FMD in the new name is the acronymn for Femi Dada View all posts by ayékòótóFMD

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Jamie Dedes says:

September 25, 2016 at 4:58 am

You have quite an interesting collection of reblogs. Nice! 🙂

Thanks for participating in 100TPC. Much appreciated as was your comment.

Warmly,
Jamie Dedes

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