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The mouse business began last month when a bad aroma began to annoy me. I nervously checked the compost crock and the garbage can and even peeked in the oven to see if a piece of meat had been left to die there. My nose finally led me under the sink to a forgotten mouse trap. Sure enough, there was a little furry creature ripening under the hot water pipe. Gag me. The snare and its little feast of long dried up peanut butter had been prepared several month previous; set by WR in response to my reminders (nagging) that we needed to be prepared for the winter mouse invasion. I'd left the primed trap alone, acknowledging each time I noticed it with careful avoidance. After our catch, we were once again aware that the field mice had found shelter under the house. And, that at least one had squeezed through the small opening around the kitchen pipes into the warm cabinet under the sink. WR set another trap with fresh peanut butter. Now I am paranoid. I keep hearing things: Paper...
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cjh
Don't think he'd stick around for THAT, though!
Is that weird?
By the way, I'm feeling your pain with having to retype the name and address--blogger makes me do it for every blogger comment I make. Grr.
Love his soft feathers!
Pat
Totally Worn Out
The Future Pianist
You have captured an amazing picture.
I like the little bird's red smudge :)
This morning in the snow, I had 2 large woodpeckers playing out in my front yard. They were fun to watch.
Thats a great picture!
Have a great (belated) WW!
My post: Ergonomics.
Thank you for your thoughts. I have an update of momma. Not much of one, thou. See ya in a few days. I'm back to the hospital.
I love your bucket list, too.
We have one that sort of looks like that in our back yard. He/she killed a palm tree in my yard by pecking a hole at the base of the top where the palm fronds sprout. I loved that tree, but didn't mind, 'cause the bird was even cooler to watch.
I keep stopping by to get my pamela fix....
I DO still like the photo though!
Hope your weekend is treating you well.