Dust bunnies: Ignore them at your peril. Leave them alone long enough and evolution kicks in, unleashing an infestation of Moses-knows-what.
(Nah. It's just a thistle seed head from last year.)
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8 comments:
Let me tell you how living with two cats in a ground floor apartment in a building thats over 100 yrs old and has HUGE drafty windows grows dust bunnies that look a lot like that thistle spore ..
What a scary, dangerous looking dust bunny! lol Looks like under my bed.
Oh I hope it won't create allergies. Happy Monday!
MacroMonday~The Bud
I have been so busy that I haven't had time to clean properly - so we have many dust bunnies living here.
I find your dust bunny beautiful all gilded and bedazzled.
Mine contain old cat hair, some dog fuzz, navel lint and spider poop. (or so I imagine)
What a cute dust bunny! Mine look nothing like that! LOL!
Now why can't the rest of the thistle look and feel so adorable? We have carpet everywhere except the kitchen and bathrooms so the dust bunnies can hide and grow into monsters. I'm afraid to look under the beds...
Hang in there Vicki...this is a cool shot...Michelle
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