BATS. Hanging out inside our bedroom walls. I know.
So, a measly $550 later, we STILL have bats. It has to warm up a bit before they will fly back outside through the one-way trap door the bug guy's helper installed up there. Then the bug guys come back and seal the remaining hole and clean up all the bat guano in the wall and in my attic. Good times!
$550. That's a lot of money.
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Last night, Larry came home and announced he had just received a long-desired promotion. When he started to mention the amount of his pay increase, I stopped him. "I already spent it," I said. "It's gone."
I have no idea why he looked surprised. After all, he should know by now: wives - we'll spend whatever you make.
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Bats. Ugh. $550 to lock bats up inside one's walls - that's the kind of expense nobody ever tells you about when you are buying a house. I hope they depart soon.
ReplyDeleteBats? Shuddering just thinking about them AND the dough you had to spend to get rid of them.
ReplyDeleteI would have paid double to get rid of those bats. YIKES!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your husband's promotion--I never heard of bats in a wall like that. Wow. And smelly. You poor woman.
ReplyDeleteBats in the walls?? Oh My! I always feel that I have a hole in my pocket!
ReplyDeleteAw, poor bats! I'd think you'd love bats- they eat 2000-6000 insects a night!
ReplyDeleteNo. Just...no. We've had too many of them in this house over the years. And they don't seem to be doing anything about the centipede population around here.
DeleteI can't decide which is worse... mice or bats (rodents with wings!)...
ReplyDeleteOh, wait -- it's definitely mice! Bats eat mosquitoes, so I love them as long as they aren't in my house. Sorry about that fee, though.
Congratulations to Larry on his promotion!
lol
ReplyDeleteBats aren't so bad if they stay in the wall and not in the house lol
Bats! Yikes! I'm glad there is a method for getting rid of them. Isn't it illegal to kill them? I used to work with a woman who had bats in her attic and I guess the one-way exit bat door hadn't been invented yet and they were doing silly things like trying to scare them out of the house by playing Led Zepplin at top volume. (Seriously)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the raise--just in the nick of time, it sounds like!
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