I don't believe it! There is actually a second squatter in MY house. It's true; we caught the first one, but another has made his presence known. Not for long, though. We will get him/her/it. We will.
Picture it; there's a box in my good hubby-buddy's office. In that box are various memorbilia; treasures, if you will. Among those treasures there is a set of dice, of no particular value, except that I made them for my good hubby-buddy for our last anniversary. They're made of cardstock and have a poem, especially written for him. Like I said, nuthin' special to anyone else; just us. Now, those dice seem to be of particular interest to a certain mouse. Why? I couln't tell ya'. I seriously doubt that the critter wants to pass on my gift to his beloved wife; presuming the mouse is a HE an' supposing that he has a wife, that is. At any rate, he/she/it cannot HAVE that set of dice. So, there! UPDATE! UPDATE! Good news; the second Squatter has been captured an' removed. Even whilst I've been writing, the critter came out in the open an' tried to capture one 'uh the die (aka, half a set of dice); Right in front of my good hubby-buddy, he did! Now, I ask you, "How smart was that?"
Naturally, my hero was ready for 'im an' the battle was on! BIFF! BOP! SOCK! POW! Next thi
ng ya' know, one ornery mouse was offered to the first cat to appear. Little Orphan Annie, our little orphan cat, was the first to the door an', guess what? She grabbed that mouse an', even though alla' the other cats are twice her size, she din't let anybody take it from her. You go, Annie! Good girl. Now, let's hope we've seen the last of any mice in our house.
ng ya' know, one ornery mouse was offered to the first cat to appear. Little Orphan Annie, our little orphan cat, was the first to the door an', guess what? She grabbed that mouse an', even though alla' the other cats are twice her size, she din't let anybody take it from her. You go, Annie! Good girl. Now, let's hope we've seen the last of any mice in our house. Until the next time, keep a hug on.
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7 comments:
Glad your cat enjoyed the mouse and your husband took care of the little rascal!
I am likin' mice less an' less, by the minute. But yeah, I'm glad, too.
~ Yaya
So glad you got him and glad the kitty could help out!
She was really pleased, too. I was secretly happy that it was Little Orphan Annie who got the mouse. Shhhh. Don't tell the others.
~ Yaya
hi miss yaya! yikes mouse murder!! ack! the poor little critter was part of a dice mice group and was just trying to take that dice home for a game cause the dice they had went right right down the sewer. yikes! writers got stories for everything. ha ha.
...hugs from lenny
Wow, Lenny! You really do have a writer's mind, don't you? That's a great storyline. I knew you were a true writer. That's why so many of us like reading what you write. Kudus!
~ Yaya
Hey Gal! Thanks for stopping by! It always brightens by day when I see a comment from you. I didn't know all of the answers either. I know a few, but not all. I'm ashamed to say even though I know the Old Testament is important also, I seem to "skim over it" to get to the New Testament when I read my Bible, and I have trouble retaining information anyway, so that doesn't help.
Since you are so good at puzzle making, can you suggest a way that I might make my Challenges interactive on my blog? I registered on a site that does that, but they only let you do one type of questions, and I have multiple choice and fill in the blank. Any suggestions?
God Bless you!
PJ
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