Mousetrap was a game I enjoyed as a kid. In the game you set up the mouse trap and the play through the board game trying to trap your fellow players' mouse. It was fun, and exciting, and my favorite part was when the trap was triggered and you watched a domino effect of events that lead to the mouse being trapped. In fact, there were times we set up the game just so we can trigger the trap again and again. Now, at this point, you're probably wondering what this has to do with London and studying abroad.
The point is that I could really use a mouse trap right now. Nothing complex like the game, but something to keep that mouse that was scurrying around my room away from my food. Yes, there was a mouse. Small and brown, but still a mouse.
On a better note, my classes in London have been great. They're going to be tough but still fun. I'm already enjoying watching all the theatre here. We watched Lovesong tonight and Shrek the first night. I can easily get spoiled here. :)
http://www.ehow.com/how_4448971_keep-mice-away.html
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haha~ this is so funny!! I mean, I used to play it too...sort of. Never got it to work. I remember you talking about this one day tho haha and I havent seen the mice around in a while.
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