An Evening In

From the Tarot of the Cat People, the Three of Cups; from the Insectorum Divinorum, Nest/Fall Webworm:

The Fall Webworm moth lays its eggs on the underside of deciduous hardwood trees. When the larvae hatch in the late summer and fall, they create webbed nests on the tree limbs. Larvae feed inside the tents, which offer thermal regulation and some protection, until the late instars. In my neck of the woods, they seem to prefer pecan trees. Since the leaf munching happens right before the leaves would normally drop, they do little damage to trees. Their silk nest and the relaxed look of the woman with the purring cat on her lap remind me that fun and connection doesn't necessarily mean crowds, loud noise and imbibing. Sometimes it's just a relaxed evening in with your favorite people (or cats).