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I have forgotten how slick and comping the Lancaster mice were. How they shape shift from one dimension to another and ease through cracks so small one cannot see them. One mouse had- has now for weeks outsmarted prisoners and guards and turned his nose up to trap set to ensnare him. The mouse had telepathy or something. I had just moved into cell block five and my plastic container lid was cracked. The mouse came in and slithered through the slit where my packaged food was and proceeded to eat his way through sunflower seeds, destroying two bags. And then he feasted on my Oreo cookies, not just one, but he nibbled on five different cookies. Normally I sought to commune with the different animal species I encounter in prison, yet there was no communication with the super mouse. I only found out about the second bag of sunflower seeds when I picked it up. Seeds fell like rain. The next night I was given a Stick-Em type mousetrap. Sticky traps, ones that are considered humane. For many years building five had b