I have been happily posting in the wrong thread... and wondering where you all were!!
I was feeling lonely, everyone seemed to disappear.
I was feeling the same..... until I suddenly realised I was posting in the Crib
Never mind, you found your way back to us................eventually.
Yes 
You could have a spotless place but all it takes is for a wee field mouse to "visit"and there you are mouse droppings.Hugo caught a mouse in the kitchen last week I chased him as he had it in his gob,he dropped it on the floor and stared at it.I managed to shoo him out the room,he was desperate to get back in.I went to get a poly bag a nd a glove to pick up the prone mouse..It then jumped up and shot under the sofa in the living room! I'm not in the least scared of mice,we have a garden and it was a freezing night so they do venture in.
We don't put down poison bait now because of Hugo,no sign of it since maybe it's staying clear now it had a narrow escape from the cat.
Hi Katty
Yes....as someone said earlier, the are in the country.....
You could have a spotless place but all it takes is for a wee field mouse to "visit"and there you are mouse droppings.Hugo caught a mouse in the kitchen last week I chased him as he had it in his gob,he dropped it on the floor and stared at it.I managed to shoo him out the room,he was desperate to get back in.I went to get a poly bag a nd a glove to pick up the prone mouse..It then jumped up and shot under the sofa in the living room! I'm not in the least scared of mice,we have a garden and it was a freezing night so they do venture in.
We don't put down poison bait now because of Hugo,no sign of it since maybe it's staying clear now it had a narrow escape from the cat.
I live in a pretty rural area and we found two little mice in our garage - I've never seen youngest son move so fast. You'd never have thought he used to have pet mice and gerbils when he was small.
Horrible Gordon
Gordon is very rude
Very.
Just had hailstones, now I've got thunder.
Blossom Id be more worried about Gordon climbing on top of me in the night
You could have a spotless place but all it takes is for a wee field mouse to "visit"and there you are mouse droppings.Hugo caught a mouse in the kitchen last week I chased him as he had it in his gob,he dropped it on the floor and stared at it.I managed to shoo him out the room,he was desperate to get back in.I went to get a poly bag a nd a glove to pick up the prone mouse..It then jumped up and shot under the sofa in the living room! I'm not in the least scared of mice,we have a garden and it was a freezing night so they do venture in.
We don't put down poison bait now because of Hugo,no sign of it since maybe it's staying clear now it had a narrow escape from the cat.
I know that but when you're running an establishment like a B&B rooms should be checked every day - especially as that mouse was in a couch that could be used as an extra bed 
It's a management problem he has there that needs addressing
My brother once dropped off some bedding plants he's grown at work - without realising, a field mouse was asleep inside. It shot out behind the cooker. I stopped screaming a few hours later and then brother managed to catch it and put it in a box and released it back near his work place 
I am not surprised Blossom is worried about mice.... given Gordon's beard!!!
Gandalf and Frodo are gonna whinge regardless
I think Gordon and Blossom are looking for any excuse to have a a go and the first couple are as well
Blossom Id be more worried about Gordon climbing on top of me in the night
I think Gordon and Blossom are looking for any excuse to have a a go and the first couple are as well
Pains in the neck.
Much as I like Granny and her grandson, for a 5* establishment, and given the prices, it really isn't living up to the hype
no it's such a shame
Patronising old sod!
You could have a spotless place but all it takes is for a wee field mouse to "visit"and there you are mouse droppings.Hugo caught a mouse in the kitchen last week I chased him as he had it in his gob,he dropped it on the floor and stared at it.I managed to shoo him out the room,he was desperate to get back in.I went to get a poly bag a nd a glove to pick up the prone mouse..It then jumped up and shot under the sofa in the living room! I'm not in the least scared of mice,we have a garden and it was a freezing night so they do venture in.
We don't put down poison bait now because of Hugo,no sign of it since maybe it's staying clear now it had a narrow escape from the cat.
I know that but when you're running an establishment like a B&B rooms should be checked every day - especially as that mouse was in a couch that could be used as an extra bed It's a management problem he has there that needs addressing
My brother once dropped off some bedding plants he's grown at work - without realising, a field mouse was asleep inside. It shot out behind the cooker. I stopped screaming a few hours later and then brother managed to catch it and put it in a box and released it back near his work place
I'm warming to Neil and Tracy.
Yea Yogi,I love rodents,though maybe draw the line at wild rats in the house!The last time the guy came and put bait traps down said there is no such species as the "House mouse" It's just an adapted field mouse,over a few generations they change in colour and develop flatter skulls to get into smaller spaces etc.quite interesting actually.
Much as I like Granny and her grandson, for a 5* establishment, and given the prices, it really isn't living up to the hype
I think some of the have had a wonderful time.....but it definitely needs a few tweaks here and there
Wonder if Gandalf PLANTED that mouse
Yea Yogi,I love rodents,though maybe draw the line at wild rats in the house!The last time the guy came and put bait traps down said there is no such species as the "House mouse" It's just an adapted field mouse,over a few generations they change in colour and develop flatter skulls to get into smaller spaces etc.quite interesting actually.
I didn't know that, Katty.
Gordon is a miserable old toad.
Beardy bloke and his missus are pains.
Gordon is a miserable old toad.
He is as horrible as Nan is loveable
Thanks for the company everyone.
Thanks for the company everyone ..... I have my grandson and a hair appointment tomorrow .... so I will probably be a bit late arriving Have a good evening
(((hug))) everyone
Take care xxx
Gordon is a miserable old toad.
Or words to that effect!
I chose my words carefully - I didn't want the banstick.
Much as I like Granny and her grandson, for a 5* establishment, and given the prices, it really isn't living up to the hype
I think some of the have had a wonderful time.....but it definitely needs a few tweaks here and there
It sounds like he's not been doing this all that long and I hope when he sees the evidence i.e. that there was a pubic hair on the pillow despite it being 'checked' he will take it on board and be a bit more rigorous with his cleaning and checking routine.
Many more complaints like that and he could go out of business fast. Whilst I agreed about the mushrooms and eggs being watery and needing straining, that was a very minor problem in my book
Oh well look forward to tomorrows couple
Does anyone else think they have seen Neil somewhere before? me and my mum both said we thought we had, i thought it was maybe CDWM, where he liked wine and had lots of bottles on show but didn't serve much
Does anyone else think they have seen Neil somewhere before? me and my mum both said we thought we had, i thought it was maybe CDWM, where he liked wine and had lots of bottles on show but didn't serve much
hi Aimee No, he doesn't ring any bells with me.... but you could be right...
