For a little while now we've had a mouse living in our kitchen. We've seen it a few times, quite cute. We've tried to catch it humanely, no luck, the mouse was just smarter than us (or I should say me, which isn't too hard). It wasn't really causing a LOT of problems, not getting into our food or anything like that. Just not a good thing to have a mouse living in your kitchen.
The other morning Marci came into the kitchen to discover the mouse. On the floor. No longer mobile. No longer among the living. And there was Roxy looking up at her, smiling happily as she began playing again with her new toy.
No more mouse in the house. Good girl, Roxy!
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- Richard Uchytil
- I'm a computer geek (been working with Progress for 20+ yrs) who loves playing my trumpet (have since 4th grade and was in a cool band for 10 years) and good microbrewed beer, not that fizzy yellow stuff Bud calls beer. While also enjoy hiking, playing video/computer games, working in the yard, driving, and many other things, what gives me the most pleasure is my wonderful wife, son and daughter. I'm always amazed I actually got married and I have kids! haha Oh, and if there's any chocolate chip cookies around, you'd better hide them!
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we had a mouse in one of our apts in Oregon. We chased it around for a while and then gave up and bought a mouse trap. It worked and killed the mouse and left a puddle of blood. ughhh...so gross! At least we no longer had a mouse. We needed a Roxy! :-)
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