Wednesday, October 5, 2011
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Don't know what I'd do but...seems like too much twilight, for you, Christins!
Is it alive? Move?
I have questions. First off, how the hell did it get in the house? Were the cats responsible for its demise? Or did it just crawl under there and die after circling you while you slept until it ran out of food? Did it have a friend? Where is the friend?
The more I think about this, I think moving is the right answer.
I feel for you. And this brings all sorts of new meaning to the "holy bats" exclamation we use out here.
Holy freaking bat(s)!
scream! And then call my husband to come get it out of my house!
Holy Smokes! I honestly have no idea what I would do if I found a dead bat under the bed.
Oh my word! I would totally freak out! Bren carried a dead possum into our house the other day and I was screaming and freaking out! I cannot stand dead animals! I can't believe you had the guts to take a picture of it! But yes, it does beg the question - how did it get in the house? and was it flying around before it went under your bed? Yech!!
OMG. This was not a good way for me to begin my work day!!!! I would have had to vacate the premises!!!
what.the.hell
Move.
Or you could do what my friend in college did when she found a mouse in the closet -- close it off and barricade the door with a dresser, leaving all your belonging for someone to clean out at a later date. (Including hundreds of dollars of BRAND NEW hockey equipment...)
There is only one possible response to your question. I would MOVE asap!
um. move to a condo on the middle floor of a skyscraper, seal everything. never open the windows and have a double door system of entry/exit. was that thing dead when youfound it?
Um, probably FREAK OUT!
I think I'd scream and run from the house and wait for my husband to take away any evidence. Then move.
Oh, my. Ick!
Realistically, I hope that you called pest control and had it tested for rabies.
I found a similiar bat in my house but it was very much alive and hanging on our beam in the livingroom. I ran upstairs to the bedroom, slammed the door and called Clark to come home and get rid of the bat. We have had 3 bats in 23 years, not bad odds. Better than our apt. in Iowa where we had 5 or 6 a year. I know you aren't suppose to kill bats in Indiana but if they are in my house they are fair game!
Are we gonna get a happy post?? :)
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