Spiders in the laundry and grocery Store

"I was sitting on the floor of my old high school bedroom trying to fold a fresh load of laundry, but when I pulled a sweater out of the basket, I noticed tiny black specks crawling all over the sleeve. I looked up at the ceiling and my stomach completely dropped—the entire corner of the room was covered in a thick, vibrating web, and hundreds of shiny, long-legged spiders were pouring out of a crack in the drywall, dropping down in thin silken strands all around me. Suddenly I was standing in the middle of a crowded grocery store aisle, trying to reach a box of cereal on the top shelf. But when I reached out, dozens of those same spindly black spiders scurried out from behind the boxes, darting across my knuckles and climbing up my arms under my sleeves. I tried to scream for help or brush them off, but my limbs felt impossibly heavy, like moving through thick mud, while the sharp, prickling feeling of tiny legs spread all over my back."