2020年11月26日
Think Twice Before You Sit Down
This year is one for the bugs. As you may have noticed, bugs have been delighting and terrifying me all year. Last Friday was no exception.
I was waiting for a train, at a very small station. There were two sets of benches on either side of the platform. I was settled in one, playing with my phone. An old couple was talking softly on the other side.
I felt something tickle my thigh, and I reached under the bottom of my skirt. In a quick motion, I brushed my leg with my hand. To my horror, a huge black and green orb weaver spider fell to the ground. It had been on my upper leg!
I screamed and jumped off the bench, staring at it in horror. I backed away quickly, suddenly smacking into something tall and hard. I screamed again, thinking it was a person. I whirled around to see it was a column.
Hearing my screams, the old couple came over. "Are you okay?" They asked. I stuttered out that there was a huge spider on my leg. The old man poked it with his cane and pushed it off the platform. "There are a lot of them," said the nice old lady. She gestured towards the corners of the roof. I hadn't missed those ones, I had been sitting away from them (so I thought.)
I was pretty freaked out so I didn't wear a skirt anymore that week. I will think twice before sitting on a bench in November.
I was waiting for a train, at a very small station. There were two sets of benches on either side of the platform. I was settled in one, playing with my phone. An old couple was talking softly on the other side.
I felt something tickle my thigh, and I reached under the bottom of my skirt. In a quick motion, I brushed my leg with my hand. To my horror, a huge black and green orb weaver spider fell to the ground. It had been on my upper leg!
I screamed and jumped off the bench, staring at it in horror. I backed away quickly, suddenly smacking into something tall and hard. I screamed again, thinking it was a person. I whirled around to see it was a column.
Hearing my screams, the old couple came over. "Are you okay?" They asked. I stuttered out that there was a huge spider on my leg. The old man poked it with his cane and pushed it off the platform. "There are a lot of them," said the nice old lady. She gestured towards the corners of the roof. I hadn't missed those ones, I had been sitting away from them (so I thought.)
I was pretty freaked out so I didn't wear a skirt anymore that week. I will think twice before sitting on a bench in November.
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