Life is especially hard on the little creatures. Take the mouse I caught in the apartment just ten minutes ago.
I couldn't get it out of the glue that held it in the trap. So, I took it outside, covered it with a paper bag and crushed it with a free-weight. It was difficult, but I can't abide mice coming in our home. They can carry disease, or mites, bacteria, or worse. So I acted how I hope anyone with a conscience would have acted. I hope he doesn't think it was personal. I've got three more traps laid about the apartment, I hope that one is all I ever need deal with. I'll check 'em in the morning. Time for some rest.
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- Micah Farritor
- Hello! This is a page of my current and past works. I have illustrated stories for magazines and even a couple graphic novels, but these days, Children's books are the name of the game. Come back now and again for updates and new art, new posts, and new...news, i guess. Thanks for looking and have a great one!
2 comments:
Well, you sure have one useless Guard Bunny there, pal. Let the guinea out...he'll show the mice who's boss!
Yeah, it was mostly for the pets that Jodi and I were concerned about the mice. cause The bunny's cage in on the floor, he would be close to any contaminates.
But you're right, Biscuit would mop the floor with those mice. By the way, we haven't seen any more. Looks like it was just lone mouse. Poor guy.
-Micah
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