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End of That Tail



The mouse is now dead!!!! I do fear that there is a second mouse, probably its mate. So I will set the trap again.

When I was little, my sister and I use to have funerals for all the animals that died. This was especially true for those dime-store turtles because they never lasted very long. We also buried a lot of gold fish complete with hymns, scriptures, and prayers. We had so much fun playing funeral that we often dug up the goldfish and buried it a second time.

There was a special spot behind our farm house where we buried all our precious pets.... dogs, cats, and even a pet sheep. A few years back, the people that now live in that house plowed up the backyard to make more pasture space. They found all those bones and figured out it was our private pet cemetary. I do believe it is against the law to bury animals in one's backyard now.

Well... back to my mouse killing. Morbid, huh?

Annie :o)

posted on Nov 6, 2008 9:10 PM ()

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After I discovered the tomatoes I brought inside had been ravaged, I set my trap and have caught two of the little buggers so far. Now that I'm catless, guess I'll have to do the job myself!
comment by solitaire on Nov 8, 2008 6:14 AM ()
Life here in Mindanao is like the wild wild West in 19th century US. Law west of the Pecos, etc. You get used to it. Here, you bury anyone, anything anywhere. No problem.
comment by mindanaomike on Nov 8, 2008 12:47 AM ()
Illegal.This is America.Oh!Live free or die.
comment by fredo on Nov 7, 2008 10:15 AM ()
O my goodness I didn't know it was illegal to bury your own pets in your back yard.. Bummer!!!
comment by carrryon on Nov 6, 2008 11:03 PM ()
Well you know Annie, you're probably right, there usually is two. You may want to walk the perimeter of your house to see how they or it got in and caulk. Usually it's by dryer vents or faucet/spigot pipes...that is kind of a strange hobby when you were young
comment by strider333 on Nov 6, 2008 10:09 PM ()
When I was 15 we buried a dead kitten in a people cemetery out in the country. I always think of it as keeping them company.
comment by troutbend on Nov 6, 2008 9:24 PM ()

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