Spider Bite, Northeast

[Lake Girl]

Adios, no matter what you touch the artistic flair is present - nice bottle opener. Did you finish the class or is it still ongoing? Not sure how thrilled I'd be with cauterizing a bite. This year it would look like I was badly abused by a sadistic person....

 

[Adios Pantalones]

Adios, no matter what you touch the artistic flair is present - nice bottle opener. Did you finish the class or is it still ongoing? Not sure how thrilled I'd be with cauterizing a bite. This year it would look like I was badly abused by a sadistic person....

Thanks so much! My last class of this session is Sunday- I start the next course in August after my big show. I'm busy as heck- firing the kiln tomorrow and Friday, blacksmith classes, and our big 9 day summer show in a couple weeks. A magazine article about my work came out today, so hopefully it translates into biddnizz

 

[BrotherBart]

A magazine article about my work came out today,

Linkey!!

 

[velvetfoot]

Any spider-themed crockery?

 

[Adios Pantalones]

Linkey!!

http://www.nhmagazine.com/August-2014/Potter-Paul-Haigh/

They even got most of it right!

 

[BrotherBart]

Love it!

 

[Retired Guy]

As for the spider, Moore said: "I'm pretty sure the spider did not survive this fire."
I really wouldn't be too sure about that.

Oh, and I heard that line, "we really don't know what it is until we go in and look at it" from the surgeon. Is that a line all surgeons use? I've heard that line several times my past.

Just remember - a surgeons job is to cut.

 

[valley ranch]

Ever see these? They're called Tarantula Hawks. They lay their eggs on or in the Tarantula or other spider and their larva eats the spider.
We have a lot of them this year, they're about 1 1/2" long, they love the mint flowers, in the larva stage they love spiders.
On youtube there are videos of them taking on very large spiders.

Richard