Our guest is still living with us! Rob...our friend and small animal expert...has told us that our guest is very scared and will only come out at night and that Den and I need to be very very patient...we have a safe trap, oranges, peanut butter, wine, caviar, candles, soft music...we are doing anything and everything we can to entice him out. Den is freaking out...I am just trying to stay calm. As I write Den is planning a trip up into the attic. I am imagining a crazed squirrel attacking him and then getting to me and Lucy and Roxie!
Currently reading...it's absolutely fascinating...
Now Den is freaking out even more because the guest chewed up the wood around the basement window!
Will this ever end?
My day will be in turmoil...
Hugs,
Patty
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Wine, caviar, and soft music...for the squirrel? Or for you. LOL.
ReplyDeleteAt least he is somewhat cute. When I lived in the foothills, I had a bat in the house...twice! My youngest son was living next door in my guest house, so thankfully, he caught it in a blanket and then carried it outside.
Luckily we were able to close the door of the room it was in...as in an A-frame with high ceilings, it would have been impossible.
Good luck!
Persons Unknown was one I loved, too, and the previous one, Missing, Presumed.
Oh my...these pesky animals! This one is literally ruining each peaceful day and yet we don't want him hurt we just want him gone! And the cats are totally oblivious!
DeleteI missed something. I have no idea what animal your special friend is. I will catch up on my reading.
ReplyDeleteA lovely Pennsylvania squirrel...very tiny but he ate a window in the basement last night!
DeleteSo...squirrel...raccoon...opossum...what? If it is active at night, that would most likely not be a squirrel. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteIt is a squirrel...our animal guy said we would only catch him at night. We caught him last night.
DeleteI know how frustrating that can be but your animal expert should be able to get it out with that safe trap. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHe is caught...soon to be far far away!
DeleteSounds like your guest is a little hungry. :) Hope all goes well and that you he is able to vacate the property soon. Good luck! Your book has an awesome cover.
ReplyDelete~Stephanie
Poor little squirrel! I need him gone!
DeleteI'm so glad you caught him before he caused more damage. Thank you for using a humane trap and not harming him. He didn't mean to be naughty :)
ReplyDeleteWe would never harm him...
DeleteOh boy that pesky squirrel. I hope he gets out soon.
ReplyDeleteWe got the squirrelly rascal!
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