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I was bitten by a jumping spider! awh, it's awful.. They're poisonous but not deadly, give you really bad joint and muscle pain which i'm definitely feeling, can last up to 4 days.. There's other symptoms like vomiting etc, but I don't have many of them apart from on and off fevers. :( :(
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Yuk. I don't like the sound of that Mel, hope you get well soon. :(
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Do you have a lot of spiders like that there, Mel? The results of that bite sound awful. Hope you're okay soon.
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Yep, lots and lots of spiders like that and worse over this side of the world. No 1 rule always check your shoes before you put them on..... and no putting your hands down dark holes and wood piles :D

Hope you feel better very soon Mel.
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Youre lucky, Mel that it wasnt a more deadly incect. Its the same here, theres lots of deadly critters around.
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LIfe is safer around here - the only thing making me miserable today is the 36 degree (F) weather and damp rainy day.
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Thanks guys, I'm already feeling better.
That same day my friend lifted up some firewood to just escape the bite of a red belly black snake hahah!
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Just watching the reports coming in from Boston - absolutely awful. My deepest sympathy to everyone there :(
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Couldn't believe it. I turned on the tv this pm and was immediately hit by the bombings in Boston. So sad for the people in the marathon and those who came to watch.
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Yes, this is awful.
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Horrible scenes on the TV from Boston, all too familiar cowardly acts causing pain and suffering.
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There are nice people here, I promise.
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lady_charlie wrote:There are nice people here, I promise.
Absolutely :)
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OK, so my mother always said the weather was a nice safe topic.
It has been raining really hard all day and it is getting chilly again so that is miserable.
Although actually we had a bad drought last summer so we needed this, because to tell the truth there wasn't a lot of corn here last year.
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Having no corn is very miserable
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