Spidergrrl vs The World

Encouraging compassion, fighting injustice
and spreading peace and light since 1969

Thursday, 1 December 2016

Three Little Pigs From Home Are We

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Just a quick one to show off a project I have been working on for the last week or so. Our friends Iain and Rachel  have had a baby (an ad...
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Sunday, 27 November 2016

Murder Ballad Monday--Binnorie

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This is the first in my Murder Ballad Monday series of posts about the ancient ballad of The Twa Sisters. I am starting with Binnorie beca...
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Friday, 25 November 2016

I Can See Clearly Now

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Folks, my eyes are rubbish. I come from a long line of people with rubbish eyes. We were all glasses wearers in my family.  In t...
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Sunday, 20 November 2016

Murder Ballad Monday

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And now for something completely different... We were at a folk concert recently where the talented  Meadows family  was performing (yo...
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Friday, 18 November 2016

Potions 101, part two

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Hello fellow crafters and genuinely lovely people! A few weeks ago I made some Harry Potter potion labels. You can read about it here: htt...
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Wednesday, 16 November 2016

What I Am Fighting For

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I came across this short film today and it hit me right where it hurts. I saw the world as it is and it reminded me what I am fighting fo...
Thursday, 10 November 2016

This Little Light of Mine

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When Spiderman and I decided to immigrate to the UK, we did it for a variety of reasons. To have an adventure. To follow our dreams. T...
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Heather Tisdale
Heather Tisdale was born and raised in Louisiana. She has always had a flair for the dramatic and has been spinning tales from the moment she could speak. She graduated twice from Louisiana College, once with a degree that made her an interesting and well-rounded person and then went back to get her teaching qualification because being an interesting and well-rounded person does not get you a job. While in college she and her sidekick (who later became her husband) were exchange students for three months in London and became devoted Anglophiles. In 2004 they decided to live adventurously by leaving the American South and immigrating to the UK. She lived for a decade in England and now resides in a crooked pink house in rainy Wales since the death of her husband in 2021 with her rescued tarantulas and Giant African Land Snails. She is an author, an artist and an activist.
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