Mouse Problems and Bug Philosophy

Valerie has a mouse. Yikes.

There was a mouse in our basement recently (this year), but we put a stop to that. Apparently, he had figured out how to climb up from the basement through the holes for the sink drain, and hang around inside that cupboard (leaving -ahem- "evidence") until we all left, and then would sneak out into the kitchen and have his fill. He had also left clues to his presence out in the garage, but I think that he was out there before he decided to make himself a resident of the house.

Of course Pooh, our lap cat, did nothing about the issue.

Glue traps. Set an example by leaving the mouse there for a little while. I'm the same way with icky crawly bugs with lots of legs. Squish them and leave the splotch there for a while to scare the others.

I'm told that bug brains aren't big enough to understand this, but it makes me feel superior. Perhaps I'm just a psycho.


1 Responses to Mouse Problems and Bug Philosophy

  1. valerie from spoken-for.org 1969-12-31 19:00:00

    I threatened to steal my mom's cat tonight. But he is sir wussy cat, so I decided not to.
    I WILL get that mouse this weekend though. Since E is not all over the house yet I have the freedom to put out traps in the middle of a room if I like. The dog... well, he's lazy and afraid of everything, so I have no worries about him. Now the question is... what kind of trap... hmmmm
    But in the meantime, I am waiting for that little bugger to show up with the broom next to me, also waiting... ;-)

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