Wordless Wednesday: Mouse in the Bag!
…Guess what’s in the bag?
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First to get it right gets a print of their choice of photo from this blog!
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Bush Babe of Oz
My corner of the Australian countryside
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11 Comments
debby
There’s a mouse in there, that’s for sure. I’ll bet there’s food in that there bag as well. Please don’t tell me there is a nest of baby mice in there as well…
steviewren
Eeeeek, I am especially glad that that bag is half a world away! I’ve probably got my own mouse in a bag around here somewhere…I just don’t want to know about it!
Pencil Writer
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm. Debby, of course, gets the first word in. My guess is there’s something really good to the mousie, yet perhaps not so appetizing to humans? Like an old musty bologna and cheese sandwich someone forgot to take out of the bag? With mices, how can one really know?
jeanie
Hmm – a bag on the hat and boot rack?
I have no idea, but I hope there is a nice big snake in there getting home delivery, given the number of mice I saw on the news the other night after you told me about your plague.
baby~amore'
Cute – series …
even if I don’t like mice either unless they are animated in a movie or in a cage.
Bread ? something red is missing in last shot.
Dog biscuits ?
dykewife
that wouldn’t be the bag that holds the puppy and dog food, would it?
debby
It’s a KitKat bar.
Bush Babe (of Granite Glen)
Hmmmmm… maybe getting warmer. No-one’s there yet!
Have another shot, guys.
HINT: The mice have chewed their way into the bag for it… think outside the square.
ANSWER 8am FRIDAY, Bush Babe time.
BB
PS I know my boot rack is messy. I’ll do some after photos once the mouse plague settles down. I don’t like nippy surprises.
debby
A mouse trap.
Decon.
Cheese nips.
Pencil Writer
Let’s see . . . IF the bag were very close to a watering hole, perhaps I’d figure on a nasty bunyip. Don’t know the goanna habitat, but perhaps you’d hope one was in there for the little mousey’s surprise, but you’d probably not be happy with that event. So, it must be purchased foodstuffs. Peanut butter somethings, perhaps? We used peanut butter at times to attract mice into traps rather than cheese.
Bush Babe (of Granite Glen)
Good try girls… have you seen the answer yet?? Heh heh…
And I’ll award the prize to Deb – mouse trap was kinda close. Got a favourite pic? One of Gerard perhaps??
Thanks for playing all!!!
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BB