Ten Cats by Graham Harrop for September 06, 2023

“Yes, but how old is it, and what is it worth?”

LROS should be able to tell us the demand and going rate for this item.

I loved that program. That is what got me started in the Vintage and Antique business.

It doesn’t exactly look like an antique dead mouse.

Today is:

NATIONAL COFFEE ICE CREAM DAY

NATIONAL READ A BOOK DAY. No coffee ice cream for me, but I will read a book today.

Tell me something I don’t know…..LOL

That is a rare and classic MGM mouse.

One cat’s trash etc. !!!

If it’s not warm and still wiggling, it’s not worth eating. Cats aren’t vultures.

Why is this so funny? I am just laughing, here!

…worth maybe minus $100 to have it removed.

My Tyler or Oliver would have submitted a really dried up hair ball. Priceless!

In fact, my Ollie presented me a fresh/moist one on the bed last night. Because he horked several times first, I was able to push him, and most of it, on the floor. This was 3:34 a.m. ET.

What is the provenance of that mouse? Ugh…don’t really wanna know.

It’s an extremely rare variety, long thought to be extinct.

However, it is a rare escaped lab mouse and probably worth $200 – $300 depending on which medical trial it escaped from. :)

…that was brought to George Washington by his second cat. It’s in reasonably good condition and should fetch around 5k at auction.

FREE ELDO!

Sure, it’s a dead mouse, but what’s it worth? Also, would a dead rat be worth more? Depends on how vintage it is, I guess. On another note, saw four Chickadees, a nuthatch, a golden crowned kinglet, a wren, two dragonflies, three rabbits, a squirrel, and five robins while out walking today.