Thanks A LOT guys...eggs, indeed.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!
by berylblue 35 Replies latest jw friends
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berylblue
Too funny, Prisca
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greven
As a biologist (to be) I can give you suitable and easy advise on how to handle your current mouse problem.
Step one: Close the open side of the bag by putting a book on top of it. Use a nice and heavy one because these buggers are clever and pretty strong. May I recommend Insight in the scriptures?
Step two: Go through your hubbies toolkit and find yourself and wooden hammer.
Step three: Apply a hammer volley to any movement detected inside the bag. Repeat when needed.
Step four: Surprise your hubby with a nice goldenbrown meat pie with interestingly fresh filling.
Greven
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Big Tex
You could name him. Willard ... or Ben ... what about Mickey?
Look at those big brown eyes.
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oldcrowwoman
(((Berylblue)))))
Creatures present themselves for a reason. Mice has to do with scrutinity(sp). May be asking if the things one is dealing with is being chewed to pieces. May be its about about looking at the whole picture of things. Instead of the very narrow.
Old Crow
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SanFranciscoJim
Shamus is quite correct.....mice do indeed lay eggs, as seen in this photo:
By the way, it isn't just women who shriek at the sight of mice.
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Aztec
((((Beryl)))) You are brave! Mice are vile, creepy things and I hate them!!!! They are NOT cute! They're scary! *shudders*
Big Tex! Why did you have to put that picture up there? When I saw it I screamed so loud my son came running from another room.
~Aztec
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Valis
Sincerely,
District Overbeer
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SheilaM
In southern Missouri we had field mice, since we lived in the country. I found a nest of babies in the garage didn't want Chris to kill them but when they grew up we set traps.....pathetic I know
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berylblue
Tim is speaking of setting up traps now....I am SO upset...I may not want them in my life, but I don't want them DEAD...
