Ok there is one thing I learned from the spiders...

DO NOT capture them and store them in a jar in hopes that they would keep your creative juices flowing.

Lol. I thought that would help me, but it did exactly the opposite. For the whole week I had that beautiful spider in a jar, I could not write! So the last time I went to the park, I took the spider with me and left the jar open so it could go free. Then two days later I was able to write on my novel again! 

Trust me when I say that I will NOT capture another spider. Lol. My muse is not meant to be caged. 

Thanks all for giving me some info on the spider. After I had posted the post, I did sit there and ask it what it wanted. Alas, I got no answer back. LOL. But I don't know anymore...

After I left the park and went home, I started to take down some clothes off our clothesline and guess what!? There was another spider! But it was hanging on a shirt of mine. I thought for a moment that the Park Spider caught a ride home with me, but after looking at it... I saw that it had an orange dot instead of a white dot on the back of it. Other than that it looked exactly alike.

But I put the new one in a jar in hopes that I could learn something from it (and not kill it by accident).

I am asking all of you what a spider means or stands for. Why?

Well, I come to the park on our very nice days and for the last couple of times, I have been bugged by a spider. Mind you, I am not a spider person. They give me the wheelies. But this one spider is driving me crazy. It won't leave me alone!

Today I have gently flicked it away from me two times and it has come crawling right back. What am I missing? What am I being told? 

Please, help.  Thanks in advance!

Cricket