Ribs
ya ain't alone in the miz part. miz micro saw an ad in a magazine and it is advertising some sort of magic spray that absolutely mice won't cross its barrier.
We have gotten one mouse makeits way into our rear entrance door somehow, kikely opening the door for our dog to go outside and holding it open too long, but an earlier fall/winter I caught five of them varmints..
Dow to one last season.. This SCENT supposedly is offensive to meeces noses. SO we wants to immediately have me order this stuff from some freaking magazine she saw it in and I didn't get too excited about it.
Mount Vesuvius had an eruption...
I simply looked at her and asked when she wouldl ike me to go buy another house for myself... I have waited on her hand and foot for four months now, cancelled meetings and explained the situation with clients. I need to go see a few of them face to face and get into their plants to check some things out.
I guess she thinks the income somehow just gets brought here by a FAIRY of some kind...
I can tell she's getting better from the cellulitis she had all over her leg the knee replacememnt was done on.. She still cannot put on a regular on the foot on that leg due to swelling and I wanted to go shopping for a shoe that would fit, even if we had to buy TWO different sizes.
Doesit get any better in another 5 - 10 years ribs?
ONe would think after 50 years it might occur to her that I am not the enemy..
Right now it will be a cold day in HELL before I take her anyplace else and she'll be doggone lucky if I don't sell the freaking car and keep the suv she had to have and never drives...
For someone who has never had to work outside our home their entire life and can have anything she wants , why is it I am somehow the villain? Over some advertised can in a rag magazine about a mouse spray deterrent barrier...
I would lay goodmoney that it won;t work.. How would ya know? If ya cllose the fraking door when ya walk thru the opening then mice can't come in..
Hoping y'all have a better outcome to this Lord's day..
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