I have a storeroom full of donations for the AR store, and there are
always spiders hanging out in there. One day I found a perfect example of
a spider's exoskeleton in a party hat. I have it on the shelf behind the
desk, and everyone who sees it gets a horrified look on his face and tries
to warn me there's a spider behind me. We've all learned how spiders molt
when they're growing!
Nancy Dickinson, Librarian
Hillsboro Elem. School
Hillsboro, TN 37342
dickinson1@k12tn.net
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