SPIDERS

I'm an average teenage girl I guess. I love to read, write, sing, dance, and just be myself. I love spiders and toads, and can get along with anyone if given the chance.

CJ Heck is a published poet, writer and the author of four children's books, a poetry ebook, and a collection of short stories. A native of Coshocton OH, CJ lives in PA with her partner, Robert Cosmar, who is also an author. CJ writes poetry, fiction and nonfiction, memoirs, essays, three blogs and has a website. She is also a Vietnam War widow. CJ's Books are Available at Amazon.com, Kindle, Nook, Bookstores and on her Website: Barking Spiders and Other Such Stuff (2000) Barking Spiders 2 (2011), a 2011 Cybils Book Award Nominee in Poetry Me Too! Preschool Poetry (2011) Bits and Pieces from a Writer's Soul (2011) Some of Her Work has Also Been Published by: Oxford University Press Cambridge University Press Castle Rock Research Rubicon Publishing Poetry Quarterly SRA/McGraw-Hill JFC Publishing House Grande Prairie Regional College True Poet Magazine Bluegrass Publishing TeachingPoint Dane Publishing House Your Big Backyard Magazine CTB/McGraw-Hill Steel Point Quarterly Tales 'n Rhyme Magazine FLASH!POINT Journal Writers Digest Books Mature Living Magazine Distance Learning Purpose Magazine Design Workshop New Hampshire Magazine. For poetry workshops, school visits, fees and references, please visit CJ's website or call 814-249-1777.

Mindless ramblings, if for only to help rid the conscious mind from cobwebs ladden with spiders

Born in NM, raised in Ohio, allergic to beer Likes: cheap, fruity wine, reading a good book all the way through without stopping (not even for dinner), ice cream, my pets, other people's pets, cool vocabulary words, puns, popcorn, Subarus, classical music, rap music, pop music, 80's music, Gatorade, walking, painting, photography, saving money Dislikes: spiders, bugs, people who mistreat animals, puppy mills, people who think they are entitled to things, people who drive too slow, people who drive too fast, closed-minded people, the deer that ate my tomato plants this summer, poor grammar from people who know better

At 21 years old, Rachele Perelli is just a dumb kid. She enjoyed writing poetry about clouds and spiders as a child, and journaling as a teen, but now she doesn't do too much of anything. A thrill still darts sharply through her innards every time she writes, however, and we all know how thrill-seeking youth can be. Maybe, if the Universe gives her a chance, writing's what she'll stick to for the rest of her days.

I began my road tot he world of roleplay approximately 10 years ago. My doctor had confined me to bedrest because of complications during my first pregnacy. Bored beyond boredom, I began reading these old books my husband had in his collection. r.a Salvotore, J.R. Tolkein, Elaine Cunningham, Ed Greenwood, Mickey Zucker-Reinhart and many others. They were all so fascinating. But, one author stood out more than any of the rest to me. Mr. Salvatore captured my imagination. The city of spiders was a world I could envision as if it were my own. The city ruled by ruthless women who spared no mercy. It was inspirational. I wanted my own city as such. The fansite called Lavender eyes dedicated to Mr. Salvatore's series about Drizzt Do'Urden allowed me my city. From there, my character's exploded. I had no idea so many others were waiting in the folds to unlease their tales contained within the same city. It was extrodinary. Today, I have found the Drow a home on IMVU. Where my Drow are rising against all odds in a place we call the Drow Nation. My character is Matron Reddimund Rilynund of House Rilynund. I have many others, but she is my heart. Come join the Nation if you dare!

I hold a degree in Public History Research. I have taken a variety of continuing education classes on the internet including spanish, juvenile delinquency,psychology, law, and tax prep. I have a big family and write about the joys and sorrows of this challenge. I have worked in and volunteered in many areas in public schools as well as experienced homeschooling my kids. I write fiction, editorials and poetry. My interests include nature studies, (plants, insects, butterflies, amphibians, spiders), gardening, family issues, and genealogy. My favorite music group is Lynyrd Skynyrd. My favorite authors are Tony Hillerman(Southwest Navajo mysteries), and Anne Perry (Detectic Mysteries in 19th century Great Britian).

I possess an imagination fueled by experiences- those which I have had and those which I hope to have someday. I am an artistic, moody, loyal, skilled, intelligent, funny mother of 5 who is deathly afraid of spiders. I am just me.

My name is Matt Jackson - I have been writing web content professionally for nearly three years. I can write on a broad range of topics and create compelling content that is popular with human visitors and search engine spiders.

About your hostess I am afraid of ballerinas, spiders and IVs. I'm Jessie Davis, and I live in Massachusetts because someone told me there are fewer ballerinas and spiders here. IVs are everywhere. I have two long-lashed wonder babies and a slightly narcoleptic husb

Species: Chiroptera Jellist Home: Jam Sammitch Island Habitat: Pink Jelly Trees, Marshmellow Caves Foods: Cherry Crickets, Gummy Worms, Chocolate Spiders

Dr Wolff is a professor of biology and allied health science, a hypnotist, trainer, and researcher. Interests include spiders, health, nutrition, effects of sugar, alternative health, nutrition & brain function, hypnosis, motivation, & positive thinking.

I am a writer and artist who likes dinosaurs, arachnids, snakes, and other scary things.

To be a good teacher, one has to be a learner, and I have accumulated knowledge on a vast array of subjects both related and unrelated to home schooling.Others who read my writing are touched in positive ways by my humor, creativity, and ability to bring them into greater understanding of a subject. Or situation. I like to encourage and inform people about the things that touch my life, and also theirs, for we live in a connected world. I believe that all living things are important and should be respected for their unique contribution to the world. I am often sought out in my circle of influence when someone needs help identifying a particular creature, its habits or danger to humans or pets. Pets I have cared for include mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, fish and arthropods both in my home and at my job at a pet store chain. My education as a medical assistant has been valuable to me in caring for loved ones, and informing others about their condition and home care. Subjects I can address include explaining tests and procedures, medical conditions, myths and concerns. I can also convey practical ways to find relief for minor issues at home. I share my Biblical understanding with a group of ladies on Facebook and recently, I have had the joy of becoming a sponsor in a Christian 12 step program called Celebrate Recovery. I am excited about new opportunities to help others overcome co-dependency, abuse, and depression. From what I have experienced in both arenas, life is messy, no one is perfect, and neither God nor anyone else always fits neatly into a box.

Born in Bucharest, Romania, in 1955. Lived in Romania until 1988, in Denmark until 2003 and then in the USA (New Jersey)

20-years-old, shoe addict, will think of more later.

Ray J. Johnson is an accomplished freelance photographer, contributing to several Macro and Micro-Stock image providing agencies and an aspiring writer. After narrowly escaping the ravishes of the big city rat race and the ills entailed by living fast and loose decided to make a right turn before running out of road now resides near the Lake Superior shoreline aside the contrast of the hip downtown area of Marquette Michigan. Vested with the kindred spirit of letting the good times roll he still partakes of Marquette night-life, and the marauding that goes with it. His attorney is on a constant retainer and is almost always in-tow should he have to dodge the grasp of fascist's bullyboys and other rogue characters. His "Spidey Sense" is always tingling with an intuitive sense for trouble, and is always on the ready to get those defining moments digitally captured, such as; no-tell-motel shoots, birth of mistresses first born, grandma hauled off to a nursing home, second marriages, bar mitzvahs, and parents living precariously through their children. He does kinder, gentler events too, like fiery rallies & violent protests. A litany of services as a documentary styled photojournalist capture images to be adored for years. Having a deep-rooted aversion for cell phones & brain tumors, contacting him can be a real bitch. Typically he can found wandering aimlessly along the Lake Superior shoreline looking for unusual found objects that he shoots in B&W and profits handsomely off the Japanese who consider found object photography a sought-after art form. If you cannot find him walking the high water mark, smoke signals in Ojibwa will suffice and will be translated by his Native American wife when she is not mixing a tall Gin & Tonic, which is merely a tool to counter-balance himself due to a heavy, high-end Nikon in the other hand, or provoking their young son to throw stones at unsuspecting tourists that typically ask annoying questions.

Athena was so angry that Arachnia wove the truth about the Gods that she turned her into a spider... Arachnia spins and she spins so well... Spider Lady is a freelance writer who has written for many venues.

I am an avid reader and compulsive traveler who is obsessed with dark, enclosed spaces and insane philosophers.

I m a college student in Central Florida with a penchant for general and city history, sidewalk art, and fiestas in the park.