Prompt: You never kill the spiders in your home you place them out side and whisper "Today you tommorow me" now in your time of greatest need an army of spiders appear around you. _______________________________________________________________________________

My older sister loved spiders and ever since I was little I've seen her interactions with spiders and they intrigued me. The sad part as a little kid spiders terrified me so my sister often had to kill them. I heard her whispers of 'Sorry little buddy' and more. 

At fourteen I was obessesed with insects and spiders where my favorite. As a joke to bother my family, I would refuse to kill spiders and would set them outside and in wierdness that could rivial Lila's I would whisper "Today you tommorow me."

At nineteen my college roommate thought I was weird, if he tried to kill a spider I stopped him and put it outside. Again I whisper "Today you tommorow me."

At thirty I was in trouble, who knew a lawyer could rack up so many enimes. I was kidnapped and beaten. These men wanted me dead.

"Any last words?" The man sickingly smiled. I saw millions of small beady red eyes in the raffters above me and smiled.

"Last words, I guess. Are you afraid of spiders?" I chuckled as the insects slid down from the ceiling.

The spiders of all types even a couple black widows surrounded the weird man who kiddnapped me. He looked frantic as he swatted at my little buddies.  That's when I saw it the ones in the ceiling simply a distraction for the black widows  that crawled on to his wrists and ankles. The intellenge of these bugs had me watching in astoundment. When the widows bit, others did their job to knock him down. 

I looked at the spiders who now covered the ground around me. 

I spoke to them with respect and gratitude,"Today me, Tommorow you"

My older sister loved spiders when I was little and now I truely understood why.

________________________________________________________________________________ I was half alseep writing that one please tell of any spelling or grammar errors.