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[vaznetti]

What with work-related stuff, I have not been home for dinner for three nights. This morning I opened the cabinet under the sink all the way, probably for the first time since at least Friday, and discovered that there was a mouse in the mousetrap there.

How was your morning?

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[k2daisy.livejournal.com]

Yikes!

[vaznetti]

Yeah, that was my reaction, too. With a side of "wow, poor little mouse," and "I wonder how many more are living in the building now?"

[chele74.livejournal.com]

I'm sure it just caught the mouse. :)

[vaznetti]

I have decide to believe that this is so. (Also, re: your post, my husband loves our Dyson with an unholy love, and I agree that it is not a bad machine.)

[chele74.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear your husband loves the Dyson. I'm looking forward to developing an unhealthy affection for it. Here's hoping that my lazy maid grows to love it, to.

[chele74.livejournal.com]

or perhaps, too...

If my brain registered every typo I made, it might implode.

[forodwaith.livejournal.com]

Ick. I hope at least it was a dead mouse!

[vaznetti]

It was very, very dead. Apparently the landlady's cat has been bringing them to her with a little life in them -- I guess so they can play with it together? -- so dead was definitely better.

[vaznetti]

EW was pretty much my reaction. To the mouse, and to that guy.

[rez-lo.livejournal.com]

I awoke to blessed, blessed internet connectivity. And also significantly less smoke in the air.

Your workload continues dire, it sounds like. With dead-mouse garnish, urk.

::hugs you in gladness-to-be-back::