Mice like avocados!

One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
avocado. This was the second time in about five years.

Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
should add a bit to the baitless trap.

So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!

Andy

Andy wrote:
> Mice like avocados!
>
> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>
> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>
> Andy

Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like
vegetable matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.

--
Jean B.

On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 10:48:52 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:

>Andy wrote:
>> Mice like avocados!
>>
>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>
>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>
>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
>> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
>> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>
>> Andy
>
>Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like
>vegetable matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.

Maybe you and Andy would perfer these mice
http://foodforu.ca/recipeofweek.html

said...

> On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 10:48:52 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:
>
>>Andy wrote:
>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>
>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk
>>> of avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>
>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe
>>> I should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>
>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER
>>> making a green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall
>>> glass of ice cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country
>>> mouse!!!
>>>
>>> Andy
>>
>>Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like
>>vegetable matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>
> Maybe you and Andy would perfer these mice
> http://foodforu.ca/recipeofweek.html


Aww... how cute!!!

And creative!

Thanks,

Andy

wrote:
> On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 10:48:52 -0400, "Jean B." > wrote:
>
>> Andy wrote:
>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>
>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>
>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>
>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
>>> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
>>> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>>
>>> Andy
>> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like
>> vegetable matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>
> Maybe you and Andy would perfer these mice
> http://foodforu.ca/recipeofweek.html

Oh wow! Those are really cute! What a neat idea--and a natural tail!

--
Jean B.

"Jean B." > wrote in message
...
> Andy wrote:
>> Mice like avocados!
>>
>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>
>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>
>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
>> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
>> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>
>> Andy
>
> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like vegetable
> matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>
>
last I checked peanuts and all nuts are vegetable matter.. so is bread.
Mice will eat avocado because of it's high fat content. And I always
thought Andy had cats... obviously not mousers... no mouse would live long
enough to take two breaths in my kitchen.

brooklyn1 wrote:
> "Jean B." > wrote in message
> ...
>> Andy wrote:
>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>
>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>
>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>
>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
>>> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
>>> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>>
>>> Andy
>> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like vegetable
>> matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>>
>>
> last I checked peanuts and all nuts are vegetable matter.. so is bread.
> Mice will eat avocado because of it's high fat content. And I always
> thought Andy had cats... obviously not mousers... no mouse would live long
> enough to take two breaths in my kitchen.
>
Point taken. How about greenery? That doesn't cover it, but I am
out of time tonight.

--
Jean B.

"brooklyn1" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Jean B." > wrote in message
> ...
>> Andy wrote:
>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>
>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>
>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>
>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making
>>> a green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of
>>> ice cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>>
>>> Andy
>>
>> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like vegetable
>> matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>>
>>
> last I checked peanuts and all nuts are vegetable matter.. so is bread.
> Mice will eat avocado because of it's high fat content. And I always
> thought Andy had cats... obviously not mousers... no mouse would live long
> enough to take two breaths in my kitchen.
>
>
>

Probably not, but I'll bet you get some from the fields around you that get
brought home as 'presents' from some of your cats.

"Kswck" > wrote in message
...
>
> "brooklyn1" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Jean B." > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Andy wrote:
>>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>>
>>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk
>>>> of avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>>
>>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>>>> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>>
>>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making
>>>> a green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of
>>>> ice cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>>>>
>>>> Andy
>>>
>>> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like vegetable
>>> matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>>>
>>>
>> last I checked peanuts and all nuts are vegetable matter.. so is bread.
>> Mice will eat avocado because of it's high fat content. And I always
>> thought Andy had cats... obviously not mousers... no mouse would live
>> long enough to take two breaths in my kitchen.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Probably not, but I'll bet you get some from the fields around you that
> get brought home as 'presents' from some of your cats.
>
Nope, my cats never go out. But ever so often they'll gift me a corpse from
the basement.

"brooklyn1" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Kswck" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "brooklyn1" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>>
>>> "Jean B." > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> Andy wrote:
>>>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>>>
>>>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk
>>>>> of avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>>>
>>>>> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe
>>>>> I should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>>>>>
>>>>> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER
>>>>> making a green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall
>>>>> glass of ice cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country
>>>>> mouse!!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Andy
>>>>
>>>> Interesting. My squirrels and raccoons don't seem to like vegetable
>>>> matter. I might have been tempted to extrapolate tio mice.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> last I checked peanuts and all nuts are vegetable matter.. so is bread.
>>> Mice will eat avocado because of it's high fat content. And I always
>>> thought Andy had cats... obviously not mousers... no mouse would live
>>> long enough to take two breaths in my kitchen.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Probably not, but I'll bet you get some from the fields around you that
>> get brought home as 'presents' from some of your cats.
>>
> Nope, my cats never go out. But ever so often they'll gift me a corpse
> from the basement.
>
>
>
>
>

I wish I still had the picture. Mom's cat got out. He met a deer. Just the
look of each animal was priceless-about 6 inches apart-looking at each other
like 'WTF are you?'

On Jun 9, 10:24*am, Andy > wrote:
> Mice like avocados!
>
> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>
> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!

I have a friend who owns a house somewhere in California near some
avocado
groves. He says the rats in his neighborhood are fat and sleek.

The more I think about it, the better I like living somewhere that has
a good,
hard winter.

Cindy Hamilton

In article >, Andy > wrote:

> Mice like avocados!
>
> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
> Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
> should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>
> So I lost an avo. I put the others in the bread box drawer AFTER making a
> green death tuna salad sandwich with potato chips and a tall glass of ice
> cold milk. I will not be outdone by some slick country mouse!!!
>
> Andy

Try bacon rind for mousetrap bait. Always worked for mom.
--
Peace! Om

Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass.
It's about learning to dance in the rain.
-- Anon.


Subscribe:

Andy wrote:
> Mice like avocados!
>
> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.

Speaking of avocados, I cut three avocados open last night and all three
avocados were the same size. The pits in two of them were the size of
olives, yet the pit in the 3rd one was so large, there was barely any
avocado left. Does this only happen to me? How can I avoid choosing
the largely-pitted avocados?


Becca

Becca said...

> Andy wrote:
>> Mice like avocados!
>>
>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
> Speaking of avocados, I cut three avocados open last night and all three
> avocados were the same size. The pits in two of them were the size of
> olives, yet the pit in the 3rd one was so large, there was barely any
> avocado left. Does this only happen to me? How can I avoid choosing
> the largely-pitted avocados?
>
>
> Becca


Becca,

Ain't that the pits!!!

Weigh them. Large pits would weigh noticeably more. Walk them to the deli
department's digital scale.

I buy a sack of four so I can't weigh each separately . I've never had (I
can't really remember) that problem.

Best,

Andy

Andy wrote:
> Becca said...
>
>
>> Andy wrote:
>>
>>> Mice like avocados!
>>>
>>> One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>> avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>>
>> Speaking of avocados, I cut three avocados open last night and all three
>> avocados were the same size. The pits in two of them were the size of
>> olives, yet the pit in the 3rd one was so large, there was barely any
>> avocado left. Does this only happen to me? How can I avoid choosing
>> the largely-pitted avocados?
>>
>>
>> Becca
>>
>
>
> Becca,
>
> Ain't that the pits!!!
>
> Weigh them. Large pits would weigh noticeably more. Walk them to the deli
> department's digital scale.
>
> I buy a sack of four so I can't weigh each separately . I've never had (I
> can't really remember) that problem.
>
> Best,
>
> Andy
>

Thanks Andy. Where I live, they have scales in the produce department
(not digital though), so I will weigh them next time. Thanks for the tip.


Becca

On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:24:50 -0500, Andy > shouted from the
highest rooftop:

>Mice like avocados!
>
>One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>avocado. This was the second time in about five years.

So do some cats! Or least ours did. But ours were hungry beasts and
would devour an entire fish (except for the scales and fins). When I'd
come back from fishing off the rocks I'd throw them one of the smaller
fish I'd caught and later find them sitting on the lawn crunching away
on what was left of the skull. Then they also liked mice ... and rats
.... and rabbits ... and cheese. They were well fed, but not fat. Wish
I could say the same for me.



--

una cerveza mas por favor ...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
Wax-up and drop-in of Surfing's Golden Years: <http://www.surfwriter.net>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~

On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 11:35:10 +1200, bob wrote:

> On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:24:50 -0500, Andy > shouted from the
> highest rooftop:
>
>>Mice like avocados!
>>
>>One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
> So do some cats! Or least ours did. But ours were hungry beasts and
> would devour an entire fish (except for the scales and fins). When I'd
> come back from fishing off the rocks I'd throw them one of the smaller
> fish I'd caught and later find them sitting on the lawn crunching away
> on what was left of the skull. Then they also liked mice ... and rats
> ... and rabbits ... and cheese. They were well fed, but not fat. Wish
> I could say the same for me.

clearly, you need to eat more raw fish and rats.

your pal,
blake

On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:24:50 -0500, Andy > wrote:

>Mice like avocados!
>
>One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>
>Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>should add a bit to the baitless trap.

Baitless? Oh, man... that's just asking for trouble. When I had a
mouse infestation, I used every bait in the book. My mice didn't like
peanut butter, they liked Jarlsberg cheese... just like me. LOL

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:11:12 -0700, sf > wrote:

>On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 09:24:50 -0500, Andy > wrote:
>
>>Mice like avocados!
>>
>>One chewed through the netting and ate up a a large marble sized hunk of
>>avocado. This was the second time in about five years.
>>
>>Why couldn't it walk onto the mousetrap that was right there?!? Maybe I
>>should add a bit to the baitless trap.
>
>Baitless? Oh, man... that's just asking for trouble. When I had a
>mouse infestation, I used every bait in the book. My mice didn't like
>peanut butter, they liked Jarlsberg cheese... just like me. LOL

Me as well, I buy large chunks at Costco.
If I should run out, check your traps

My mice love avacados but my dog died from them. How are you guys going?

On 7/20/2017 8:18 AM, wrote:
> My mice love avacados but my dog died from them. How are you guys going?
>


As good as you mice, better than your dog.