The Sparrow's Nest

I have a pet jumping spider named Little Frank. I discovered him in my window. Flies kept coming in, but as soon as they got to the window, they vanished. Beetles, moths, flies, every one who went to the window never came back out again. That's when I found Little Frank. He hunts around in my room, jumping anything that comes in. I spotted him yesterday, and now he's Little "Fat" Frank. I have yet to get a picture of Little "Fat" Frank. He's quite tiny. I'm thankful Heavenly Father sent him to me.

An acquaintance of mine said she didn't like cucumbers because she never knew which ones were bitter. She said it was chance to find a good one. If you're having that problem, you've come to the right place. You will be able to pick up any cucumber without fear. Step one: you can buy any cucumber you want, even from Walmart and it'll taste good. Step two: cut off the ends of the cucumbers, but keep them. Step three: take these ends and rub them in circular motions on the ends you just cut them from. Some cucumbers are more bitter than others. If you get a really bitter one, white gunk will start oozing out after a few seconds. It could be so bad that it'll look like foam. Rinse the goo off and rub it again until nothing comes out. Step four: rub the other side with the other piece you sliced off. The same gunk will come out. Just repeat step three until no more bitter oozes out. If you get a good cucumber, hardly anything or nothing will come out after like thirty s