Warning: this photo has nothing to do the post. It actually is like the opposite of this post. I mean, if you wrote a post about nasty spiders, would you put a picture of a nasty spider? *shiver*
I hate mice. Maybe fear is a better word, but when a little 5 year old girl asked me “Why are you afraid of cute little mice?” I really didn’t have a satisfactory answer. “Uh, because they run fast..” Well done Madison that is a totally sensible reason to be afraid of something. NOT.
I have had
to keep my door closed because otherwise my cat will bring mice in in the
night. Each night I will spend a good
minute deliberating whether to let my cat stay in my room or close the door in
her face. Most nights I let her stay, though this does mean getting up at 2am
to let the spoilt cat out.
I was
brushing my teeth when I heard my cat miaowing erratically. I turn the corner
and I am confronted with a (speedy) mouse in my room – alive. Oh yeah, did I mention
that? This cat brings them in alive. My cat then preceeds to get a snack
because she thinks her work is done. She plays dumb but really she’s got tricks
up her sleeve.
I scream
uncontrollably (I would say I can be mostly fearless but this is a different
level), and it is not long before someone comes to my rescue. Of course, I’m
totally cool, but I did run downstairs to the safety of the foyer.
I turn
around.
There is a
mouse flying down towards me.
I scream.
And run.
It took me
a good 5 minutes before I had the nerve to run back upstairs.
Apparently
the mouse just ran and jumped without thinking that THERE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A
HUMAN THERE.
I mean,
what are the chances? Geesh. I want to find a really cool moral of the story
but how can there be any moral to that, I mean really.
Hope your
day went better than mine.
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