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I MIGHT NEVER EVER FALL ASLEEP....AGAIN!!! You may not either- if you hate spiders as I do. I’m not the only one. I have a witness. I’ve been back in Tuscaloosa for one week, and I have loved it. However, as I looked for a new home, I encountered a creature that honestly stopped another sweet Tuscaloosa resident and me in our tracks.

Let's get started by asking you to think about yourself for a moment. Do you have any phobias? Up until this morning, I figured the percentage of Americans with phobia had to be around 50 percent...but it turns out I was way off on my guess.

>> not the same metrics. >> its a game of numbers. the astros, a great team. one of the best teams of our times. cheaters are not. the best teams of our team. thaer not going to stay cold throughout the entire series. and same thing with the sox, but, you know i think i know we got the best in baseball. we can win two games in houston. i dont know if you knew this or not. i know you dont remember this. we were down 3-0. >> is that right? >> in 2004 against -- help me. >> it was a team that used ...

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.

Each year, thousands of spiders can be spotted over parts of the Southwestern United States as they venture from their burrows and look for a mate.