Yeah and you know what topped it! I just discovered I missed Ugly Betty last night because my befuddled brain still somehow thought it's shown on Wednesdays!a_person wrote:Cor... sounds as crap as my week.Beate wrote:What a stupid day. Had to use my p*y as you go oyster as my bosses weren't bothered to sign the renewal cheque for another annual travelcard in time, then got thrown off the DLR due to a defective train in front and had to go a long way back and round, then walked into a restaurant sign! Nose still looks a bit red....
This is NOT my day.![]()
I'm sure you look cute with a red nose.
The Diary Room
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Never had a rat but had mice before. Simple traps will do the trick nicely, never mind about "humane" ones! Sorry you missed the film. Can you go on another day?
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Moomoo111
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Think Ratty might have left the premises, its all gone quiet in the kitchen. Heard him about 9 o'clock under the sink unit, left the back door open and turned all the lights off. Its a bit like a scene from a horror movie, the tension is building, just waiting for something to pounce. Will let you know how it ends. Probably in tears.
Hope today is a better day for you Beate
Have got more tickets to see LAC next week.
Hope today is a better day for you Beate
Have got more tickets to see LAC next week.
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Moomoo111
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I caught Ratty this morning, Moo got him cornered and I got trapped him in a plastic jug in the kitchen. I slid some cardboard across the top of the jug and carried him to the bottom of the garden and released him into the wood which backs onto the garden.
Yipee rat free for now.
Yipee rat free for now.
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MariaLionza
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HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP! Rats... humane... gotta be kidding!
The mighty evil with rats or mice, the mighty evil...no humane. 
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Diane65
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Well done I would have done the same, now you can all have your own space and I'm sure he'll be happier in the woods!

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I would also have done as you did - I could not bring myself to kill a rat - In fact, when the kids used to have them as pets it cost me a couple of hundred pounds just to keep one alive for a few extra months!Diane65 wrote:Well done I would have done the same, now you can all have your own space and I'm sure he'll be happier in the woods!
I am not so sure that ratty will stay in the woods though......
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MariaLionza
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Last night I didn't go to Cold Souls because I had tickets to the Opera to see Turandot, and I had the pleasent surprise to realised that the artistic director is a dear friend of mine whom children I've witness them grow.
In the past I had see Turandot in Rome at the Caracalla Baths and I loved it but last night's was absolutely amazing! The whole concept was so innovative and the masks were just right. So I didn't mind missing the film. Tonight Bevvy and yours truly marched into the most disastrous mise-on-scene ever seen. I've seen school plays taken more seriously than this. It was Ghost Bus Tour. A word to the wise, don't do it... stay home have dinner early and enjoy the paint dry. You'll have more fun!
In the past I had see Turandot in Rome at the Caracalla Baths and I loved it but last night's was absolutely amazing! The whole concept was so innovative and the masks were just right. So I didn't mind missing the film. Tonight Bevvy and yours truly marched into the most disastrous mise-on-scene ever seen. I've seen school plays taken more seriously than this. It was Ghost Bus Tour. A word to the wise, don't do it... stay home have dinner early and enjoy the paint dry. You'll have more fun!
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LOL, never heard of it!
