brottonmoores
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I do love Dizzy and Dory
I do love Dizzy and DoryOn my countryside job, clients two cats are always bringing in wildlife. often mice which sometimes are just left on the patio, I said, a couple of weeks ago, "shall I clear away the 3 mice" and he "no, the Owl will come down and get them later", so a take away ready meal, oohhh errr,
I do love Dizzy and Dory
Unfortunately don't think an owl is likely to come into my hallway to remove dead mice. At least they are dead I suppose, not running around or half alive trailing bloodOn my countryside job, clients two cats are always bringing in wildlife. often mice which sometimes are just left on the patio, I said, a couple of weeks ago, "shall I clear away the 3 mice" and he "no, the Owl will come down and get them later", so a take away ready meal, oohhh errr,
We have mouse on the patio syndrome, courtesy of our two cats, but the owls have to look sharp, because it's usually the magpies that clear things up, so by dusk, they're all gone ......On my countryside job, clients two cats are always bringing in wildlife. often mice which sometimes are just left on the patio, I said, a couple of weeks ago, "shall I clear away the 3 mice" and he "no, the Owl will come down and get them later", so a take away ready meal, oohhh errr,
Most definitely! I've got one of those .... female of course!Do "adult" step children who act like 12 year olds count?
My thumbs don't work too well. So it's a task not to drop everything.I'm well used to dead rats and mice, and birds both dead and alive, appearing in the house courtesy of various dogs at various times, and these never get even the tiniest "eek!" out of me. Spiders i don't mind unless they have little bodies and huge long thin spidery legs in which case I prefer to swat at, rather than shriek at, them...
But what currently tuns me into a shrieking, screaming, swearing, flinging, furious, fury is my current ability to drop anything and everything (so it seems!) that I ever pick up...
AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHH!
Robbity
I have not seen it for a while now and feel a bit upset lol.
Just an update, methinks Mr Jangles is not a domestic housemouse but a fieldmouse, bright coloured and a bit bigger than an indoor one as they are darker and smaller, seen plenty of them. I think he is out partying now the weather is better.I don't scream about anything any more, I am immune to fear. I started to get a wee mouse in my kitchen at night and well gave him/her the obvious name of Mr Jangles lol, he used to freeze when I switched the kitchen light on so we kinda stared at each other over several weeks and I just left the wee cute thing alone. I started putting a wee nut down for it and left the kitchen. Alas I have not seen it for a while now and feel a bit upset lol.
Good trade to get trained in Nicola !Aaarrrggghhh plumbers- A plumber who says they're coming to have a look at what needs doing then doesn't bother turning up, Another plumber who turns up late then doesn't bother to send the quote to us even ignoring an email and text. All I want is my bathroom repaired, not really asking for much!!
Oh and stroppy teenagers!
Lol. Wouldn't mind but found the plumbers on 'checkatrade' and 'trustatrade' websites. Both had excellent reviews and top marks, so we went for them.
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