Mice that don't eat peanut butter, and the best Yule gift ever. . .

[chronarchy]

This entry will contain what some of you consider to be sacrilege. And some of you will think it hilarious.

Let me begin at the beginning with a quick recap of how we got to the past two weeks:

1. There is a hole in my house
2. Mice had been entering through said hole
3. We have caught most of the mice
4. There is one mouse left

Yesterday, I spent my lunch hour

Comments

[angelofastheny]

I'd love to at least see her when I'm up in Columbus next week but I don't think Southwest would be very keen on me taking a mouse on a place. Those factors aside, I would if I could but I hope she goes to a good home anyway.

[chronarchy]

I brought Hudson home on a Southwest plane, in a House of Blues sippie cup that I bought in Chicago when I caught her there.

I just didn't tell anyone I had her.

[angelofastheny]

Oooh. Good idea. We'll see then, alright?

[angelofastheny]

*Plane, you know. Because I'm flying up to see Carmen and I also don't know if my rats would play well with something so tiny. :D

[duriyah]

That is a mouse with good taste! I'm curious, though, that she's able to eat it. Chocolate's not supposed to be good for dogs, and mice are much smaller than dogs, so I'm surprised it doesn't make her sick or kill her.

Anyway, good hunting!

[chronarchy]

Apparently, chocolate is perfectly okay with mice and rats. I was also unaware of this (and, truthfully, somewhat disappointed that it wouldn't act as a viable rat poison), and was surprised to discover this taste was perfectly natural for her to have.

Thanks!

*pokes you with the random compliment stick*

[qryztufre]

Thank you for being you...

[chronarchy]

*grins* Any time?

[chronarchy]

N.VA is about 4-5 hours from me, here in Columbus, OH.

We won't kill her. We'll just put her out in the cold. With a tummy full of Godiva chocolate. :)