Not a good enough close-up to determine what spider for certain, but it is not a brown recluse.

Thanks rhizo, oh mistake body was 12 mm, NOT! centimeters as noted on pic. Yes the Epson digi camera is 8 or 10 years old, always laying around, has pwr cord, just plug in take as many as you want, but only 1200x900 or 1.2 Mb. Kind of horrid res but its the most used because it never has dead batteries. This spider, well a tiny tiny one was in a fav shirt before the kid's bb game, I thought a mono line in the neck was poking me, well it was a tiny tiny one of the one in the pick, no bad marks or redness or holes, just mini hot or pokes, like a fine hair was caught or a mono in the knitting was poking the ____ out of me. NOTHING BAD AT ALL so thanks rhizo on confirming, non-dangerous type.

Uh ... that looks a lot like a male black widow.

They are brownish, not black, but have the characteristic fat, globe abdomen and extra-long front pair of legs.

The immature ones have dramatic stripes like these,
http://kaweahoaks.com/html/latrodectus_hesoerus.html

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It could also be a "Brown Widow", "Grey Widow" or other member of the latrodectus genus.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latrodectus

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They prefer undisturbed, cluttered places where there is prey ... so clean the closets, and control the crickets and other insects in and close to the house.

Have you found "messy" sticky webs?

Here is a link that might be useful: Idaho gov on spiders