Dark Things in Dark Corners


Sometime last year, the light went out in our refrigerator. We haven’t had it fixed. For a while we kept a flashlight beside it, then a light in it, then a motion activated light that would only detect motions IT made. Then we stopped caring entirely.

A few nights ago, Gary open the fridge door, and suddenly backed away.

“AHHHHHH! WHAT IS THAT?”

I hopped up. I was convinced it was a cicada.

‘NOOOO! WHAT IS IT IN THE BAG IS IT A SPIDER!”

I knew it wasn’t a spider, but on the other hand, what was in the bag?

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I got closer.

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It did look a little like the legs of a giant spider under an electron microscope. So much so that I didn’t pick up the bag. Instead I shoved my face into the bag and identified it as…

Lite

…asparagus!

I bought big thick asparagus instead of the skinny stuff. It scared him a little.


9 responses to “Dark Things in Dark Corners”

  1. You know, they sell those light bulbs in stores like Lowe’s and Home Depot and even the grocery store. So you can, like, see your food better.

  2. I put a washable tattoo on my leg a few years ago. I have terrible vision. So the next day in the shower, I was screaming and smacking my leg convinced a giant spider was attached to my leg. Then I remembered.

  3. I’m shocked Gary hasn’t taken this opportunity to remodel the entire kitchen with stainless steel appliances, larger of course, necessitating new cabinets, which of course would require expanding the house…

  4. Wendy – HiLARious.I love that.Caroline – Oh, he doesn’t care about kitchen technology. Unlessthey do have that fridge that can tell you if you need to buy milk.

  5. They DO have that fridge, but it takes a lot of setup. I would have thought that it would cost more than 3500 bucks. Surprise!

  6. I also heard on the radio that there is a toilet conversion kit that warms the seat and adds bidet functionality.

  7. Caroline – And all I got him for our anniversary was choclate covered strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries.

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