I put all of the yarn, in the woven chest with the lid on it, into a large bag, realized the chest is also lined in heavy canvas and am very happy to report there are NO mouse beds or ANY evidence of mice being in there!
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DH is swearing up and down they're in the walls, which may be true!
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There is chewing on the wood or sheet rock, where pipes go between the shower and walk-in closet, between the master bathroom and main/guest bathroom walls/cabinets, where they're trying to get out. DH had put some wood into a space, to keep them out, so they can just chew away. They're not going to get in.
However,
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there is one tiny mouse, which gets in, but the cat catches it, plays with it, DH puts welding gloves on, and he and our cat catch it, to put it outdoors again. We don't have mouse turds ANYWHERE inside our home either.
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So this is good!
My story synopsis-es project is now down to 41 stories.
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I printed 12 pages of 39 stories and their ideas with deadlines, etc.. Now I'm working on another handwritten list of them, slowly, as to not overwhelm. I was beginning to feel weary and teary, for some reason. Some of the stories are so emotional and are tearjerkers, but end happily, so I get "attached" to my characters, as I express myself through their emotions.
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But that's a good thing, too.
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