What the heck?!
And Hubs doesn't get why they gross me out. I explain they're animals, not insects, and that they weren't common pests in my house when I was younger. In fact, I never saw them in my house at all. I might have seen a grossly translucent-looking gecko on the window screen. And if I did, you can be assured that I hastily drew the shade down so I didn't have to see said ickified lizard-like creature. Meanwhile, my husband was growing up on the other side of the world with three brothers and a dad who used to be a vet. If they saw a lizard in the house, they let it be. This makes sense in that context. But I did not grow up in that context.
Jury's still out about this second lizard's death. My best guess is it somehow got trapped under the French door when I put out the broth from my chili lunch for Mater. Several minutes later, when I approached it's slightly bloody belly thinking it was a misshapen piece of lint I could pick up and toss into the trash, I saw the gross truth of its presence in my kitchen and grim demise.
Ew.
I s'pose I can try to loosen up about the thought of wildlife making its way into my house. Still gross though.
Ew.
3 comments:
I agree that lizards are gross. I found one in my baby's bedroom a few weeks ago and it FREAKED. ME. OUT. Even though the baby is still living in the safe, lizard free world of me, it terrified me that the possibility exists of one getting into her room. *shudder*
lizard > mouse > a possum in the trashcan by your bed 'cause you left the door open for the cats.
I used to catch lizards for fun, and I still love seeing glimpses of them out sunning on our walks home from school. A dead lizard doesn't sound so wonderful though. Especially a dead lizard on my floor. Substitute lizard with spider, and I'd find a new place to live!
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