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    Old 09-04-2010, 08:33 AM
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    Our friends have an outside door with a cat door from their pool area which is leads into a laundry area and then a bathroom. My friend heard a noise and sees a squirrel sitting on her dryer so the slams the adjoining door. Calls us in a panic as now there is havoc going on as the little bugger is trapped. Her son got there 1st and just walked outside and opened the door to the pool and the squirrel ran out...our friend, bless her heart said why didn't I think of that? We all laughed!!
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    Old 09-04-2010, 10:39 AM
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    Originally Posted by marymc
    Wednesday was an absolutely beautiful day; warm, breezy, low humidity. Just the kind of day I don't want o be in the office. But I needed to be there. We decided to take advantage of the nice weather and opened up doors and windows for an airing out. sitting in my office, working on a new account when a terrible screech behind me. I was in the next office so fast! Jake starts laughing and gets up to look outside for the source. I told him it was in my office and he laughed harder. So he goes in and starts poking around when suddenly he bolts. Eyes huge, stammering, "there's something in there!" Turns out it's a chipmunk! Uggh! The next hour was like a Laurel & Hardy skit. Tables overturned to block him from the resat of the office, cracker trail to try to lure him out, moved furniture and a broom. finally got him out only to find him sitting outside the closed door later. I sure hope he doesn't have a family somewhere in my office. New office rules; no open doors! Ever!
    I love this story!! Only a quilter could be so funny!! Thanks for sharing.
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    Old 09-04-2010, 10:52 AM
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    Originally Posted by clem55
    Nowe that would really scare me. This summer while in the pool with my daughter, a bat came swooping over and over and over at our head. We grabbed towels and covered our head. Never knew that bats were out in the daytime, so we were afraid it had rabies and that really scared us.
    I have a couple of bats that "swim" with us during the season they only come out in really hot weather for a drink and a light snack gotta love country living
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    Old 09-04-2010, 11:11 AM
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    lol. so cute thanks for the laugh today :lol:
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    Old 09-04-2010, 01:50 PM
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    If you still have a problem get a live trap and bait it with peanut butter. Then you can relocate the little booger.
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    Old 09-04-2010, 01:52 PM
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    Would have beena site to see!
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    Old 09-04-2010, 03:39 PM
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    Love your chipmunk story. It gave me a good laugh.
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    Old 09-04-2010, 03:44 PM
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    Originally Posted by marymc
    Wednesday was an absolutely beautiful day; warm, breezy, low humidity. Just the kind of day I don't want o be in the office. But I needed to be there. We decided to take advantage of the nice weather and opened up doors and windows for an airing out. sitting in my office, working on a new account when a terrible screech behind me. I was in the next office so fast! Jake starts laughing and gets up to look outside for the source. I told him it was in my office and he laughed harder. So he goes in and starts poking around when suddenly he bolts. Eyes huge, stammering, "there's something in there!" Turns out it's a chipmunk! Uggh! The next hour was like a Laurel & Hardy skit. Tables overturned to block him from the resat of the office, cracker trail to try to lure him out, moved furniture and a broom. finally got him out only to find him sitting outside the closed door later. I sure hope he doesn't have a family somewhere in my office. New office rules; no open doors! Ever!
    Of course he is sitting outside the closed door! He wants more crackers! LOL! You have made a friend for life you know. Better stock up on the Triscuits! Or even better, peanuts! We have a chipmunk living under our shed. When the ear of corn runs out, or I the corn and sunflower sees I put on the deck run out, he/she sits on the deck railing and STARES in! It's so funny! I can feel the vibes now....GIVE MORE FOOD! GIVE MORE FOOD! Glad it all turned out well for you, though.
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    Sounds like great fun. Yea lets hope there is not a family in your office or you will be a new grammy.
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    OMG that happened in my house! Somehow one got in the garage, and my then- 3 year old opened the basement door to see the "pet" chipmunk. I was wearing shorts, and the dang thing shot up the stairs and in between my legs with its long tail rubbing up my legs. We closed everything off, opened up the front door, and I stood on a chair yellingand pointing "There it is! There it is!" while my husband chased it with a broom. An aquantance who has since become a very close friend just happened to be walking up our sidewalk and thought we were nuts. After we finally got it out, it sat on the front porch and just stared at the door as if to say "Now what was all THAT about?" He stayed on that porch for a couple hours.
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