Mom is injured, and I need to share this with all of you. Especially those who read my story from Saturday about her potential pet mouse, which she caught and released a few times, never whether it was the same mouse or not.
I wanted to document her latest attempt to drop her off. I filmed as much as I could until she cut through the woods to get to a lot where the local Department of Public Works parked their vehicles. She slipped and fell on some rocks going down a small hill.
I went back Sunday to photograph the area where she fell. There were so many rocks, it's a wonder she didn't damage her knee. Instead, she blamed her injured left foot on going out into the woods wearing flimsy sandals. "I never go out without a good walking shoe. I only wear these to check the mail!"
And amidst this scary fall, Mickey was dropped.
I couldn't waste time on the mouse. I had to get my Mom to a walk-in clinic near her house. The pipe she was going to bring him to was flooded from the rain. I quickly went to the side of one of the DPW garages and put the mouse down with bedding and some food, including a partially eaten cob of dried corn. Mickey wasn't moving much when I left.
And that's it for the story of Mickey for the foreseeable future. Only now the story is going to bee retiled The Christmas Foot, or The Christmas Boot. Maybe with a sequel called The Christmas Knee Scooter.
I did go back to the place where I dropped off Mickey. I found the bedding along with the cob, which was almost completely eaten.
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Maybe I know more than what I'm showing you. Maybe I don't. For now, I'll let you fill in the blanks. You can tell me how you think the story of Mickey ends.
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