Excavated!
The rat trailer was excavated and hauled away in less than a day last week. No exodus of rats. Just a giant toxic dust cloud, against which I shut all my windows. And turned my air purifier on full blast. And didn't venture outside until dusk. (So no video.) Word is the park will be putting another trailer in the lot ASAP; so I am enjoying the barren view while I can. A true vacant lot on one side, and an empty trailer on the other. Just in time for the summer forest encroach
Marked for excavation!
An excavator and two dumpsters now wait in the rat trailer yard. And the spray-painted markings and flags are oh-so-close to my garden. But I'm thinking these might be "do not dig here" designations. The demolition guys certainly are piecing out the pre-piecing out. In the meantime, my friendly neighbor across the lane has been piecing out pieces of the trailer. A skirt panel here, a downspout there. And by now, to my knowledge, the rat activity has vanished. So there will no
Rona-Ready
Today I got my first anti-Rona shot, and am feeling fine. No lines at the pharmacy, and I even did some grocery shopping during the 15-minute post-shot waiting period. In the frozen food aisle, I slipped and fell on a wet floor, and that was more of an ouch than the shot was (not much!). I'm scheduled to get my second anti-Rona shot at a different location in 4 weeks; and am looking forward to being fully 5G-compliant. Though I did get a look at the size of the needles they u
Then the trees were stumped.
A giant tree-cutting crane was parked in the driveway of the rat trailer over the weekend. And on Monday, all the trees next-door were stumped. But two days later, still no sign of any trailer-razing. Now I imagine all the tree-dwelling creatures have fled from their former homes. Just as the rats will flee from their home when the trailer is finally flattened. Lucky for me, I've not seen nor heard any sign of new rat inhabitants in my trailer. The repellents are still workin
