Rats and Books

We've been hearing noises in the wall between our house and the garage for a while, and got confirmation today that it was rats. Apparently they chewed their way in through a hole at the end of a rain gutter and got in the garage attic, then got in and have been hanging out under the bathtub. So, not fun. But someone at the university recommended a wildlife removal company that specializes in rodents, and I think that's exactly what we need. (We're also infested with geckos, but that's actually a good thing.) Anyway, it's going to be expensive, but not nearly as bad as I thought.

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Fireside Fiction has set up an ebook Hurricane Relief Bookstore. 100% of the profits go to hurricane relief funds in Houston, Florida, and the Caribbean. My book Wheel of the Infinite is available there, with lots of other cool SF/F novels, magazines, and anthologies:

http://www.hurricanebookstore.com/

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Published on September 18, 2017 18:37
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message 1: by Peter (new)

Peter Tillman Well, good luck! We had mice in our roof in Santa Fe, discovered when a dead, half-eaten one fell out of the bathroom exhaust fan. Gross.

ITO the roofer (new roof) hadn't put the vent cap back on right, so there was a pathway into the insulation between the roof and the sheetrock. A perfect, snuggly mouse nest! Yuck.


message 2: by Martha (new)

Martha Wells Yeah, they can get in anywhere. They've apparently been more of a problem this year, too.


message 3: by Peter (new)

Peter Tillman Well, floods and heavy rain are seldom an issue in NM. Mice and rats, tho.....


message 4: by Rbette1299 (new)

Rbette1299 Yikes! they are persistent little creatures. Good luck on the eradication.


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