Mexico Mentionables

Due to overwhelming requests for "fun facts" about Mexico (ok, so it was just one person. But he happens to be the world renown and critically acclaimed editor of the AGI, not to mention one of my mentors in blogosphere.), I have decided to include, as often as seems necessary, a "Mexico Mentionable" in my posts. So to start of with: Mexico Mentionable: I will never be lonely while doing the laundry in Mexico. There are tiny whitish green, sometimes grey, "laundry spiders" who keep me company. There are usually about one per clothes pin, but sometimes I will be lucky and pick up an empty one. They are very small, not bigger than a centimeter or smaller, and they are very shy. The make every attempt to get back to their clothspin of origin, even if they are still hanging from my arm. They seem to be worse on cloudy days. That is the extent of my knowledge of these spiders. So, how was my first "fun fact"? Maybe you can tell by the domestic nature of my mentionable that I have not been out much this week. Ken and Diana started language school on Monday and so the kidos and I were on our own. We got all of their school done, minus a science experiment, and a good time was had by all. I saw my nephew on the web cam last night and miss him terribly. I like new inventions such as the above mentioned web cam, however they tend to make me homesick. He is growing wonderfully and has the best expressions, especially when he is working on cleaning out his system. I wish I could hold him and kiss his soft little head. So, that's all for now. Perhaps we'll go out this afternoon and I'll have something else to say. Later