Streak Broken!
The cabins are sealed tight, but it is the wilderness so a mouse in the cabin although not unexpected, is pretty rare. And certainly never in my bedroll!
Asleep, I felt something in my hair. I sat up, did the mouse-is-in-my-hair dance while trying not to freak out children. I must have done a pretty good job because no one but the other adult in the cabin, my sister-in-law, woke up. Somehow in my sleep stupor, I convinced myself I'd imagined it.
When dawn finally broke, I found mouse poop in my bedding. By my pillow. And yes, I suspect in my hair. Being a girl with naturally curly hair, my mom always said I woke up with my hair looking like a rat's nest. It's life's irony to make my mom right, once again.
Luckily we moved to rodent free cabin. This cabin had carpet, that I suspect was older than I am, a beautiful rust colored shag. And I loved every minute of it.
Here's a picture of camp at a more peaceful time. It's beautiful. You can see some of the red dirt and rock Oklahoma is known for.
6 comments:
You sure that's not part of some prison encampment?
ack!!!!
The cabin looks like it is in a painting. Oklahoma is on my TVL...I can't wait to hit that part of the country, along with Montana...fell in love with that place because of Janet Dailey...the Calder Men...yummy...
I am glad that you didn't wake up to see the rat in your hair...I would have freaked out...I am not worried when I see them running around it is the sleeping and not knowing what they are doing bit that scares me the most...I hope that you are having a wonderful day...I know you have nice summer weather out there in Okie land...I wish summer would visit us here in the North East...enough rain already...
Peace and love,
Paula R.
You. Are. Now. Tainted. Though I love you, I will not be hugging you again.
wow, that would freak me out.
You are braver than I.
I think I would have been a whole lot more vocal about that mouse.
ewwwww!
good luck see u back here
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