What did I do? Lost all breathing capabilities, nausea crept in fast and I ran like hell!
Raced inside and told Art and he proceeded to call the "snake guys" aka "reptile removal." While he was doing that I snuck back outside to make sure the little booger didn't go somewhere else and of course he was long gone. I was thinking 'my kids, my kids. We can't come out here again until we find that thing." Shaking and dry heaving, I kept looking. FINALLY, I found him sandwiched between our house and a loose sheet being used to cover an outside buffet. Holy macaroni, did I ever lose it when I found him! Oh! I couldn't get a handle on myself. Shaking and jumpy and nauseous eeeeewwwweeeee!!
Justin, the volunteer reptile removal specialist arrived and was probably thinking "Oh, another garden snake...yaaaaaaaaaaawn." Low and behold - this was a good one!! "Mating season! Good thing it was a male. If it was a female then you'd be getting a few more" he informed my husband.
Don't you love seeing my 23 month old sons popper toy right next to the snake? Lovely.
Ugh, we used to have them at Ky.Lake but don't see them in Michigan. Regardless, I hate snakes. Gross.
ReplyDeleteNo words can describe how creepy they are. I am on full patrol!
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