The other day I decided to give the dogs a bone, so I looked under the kitchen sink
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When I pulled the bone out of the packaging I was a bit confused to find that the filling was gone and the outer shell was only partially in tact
Upon further investigation I found that something had nibbled its way into the bag
Which then made me take a closer look to realize that the mess under my kitchen sink is this little creature's new home. Ewwwwwwww.....
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I wish I could say that the story ends here, but it doesn't. I wish I could say that I did not jump about six feet in the air and scream like a little girl when I saw the culprit scurry behind the bag of dog food, but I can't. I wish I could say that I courageously and responsibly took care of the problem, but I didn't. I wish I could say that the dogs will get fed regardless of the sighting, but I cannot commit to that. What I can tell you is that I am going to love my husband even more than I already do once our unwelcome guest is gone. Ahhhh, the perks of marriage!
That's hilarious! The two times we've had a mouse it's been in that same spot. I cannot say I handled it any better than you did. I cannot even stand to set the trap (or even touch the trap).
ReplyDeleteWell if you are anything like your Aunt Barbara you would set a humane trap and then release the little guy a few miles from home to start a brand-new mouse life. Hmmm, but I have a feeling this little guy's days are numbered!
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