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[adrian_turtle]

I never want to leave the house without a hat again. Not because I need a haircut (although I do. It's long enough that strands are tangling in my waistbands again.)

It's just that I went out with my head uncovered on Saturday, and a mouse fell on my head. (We're ok. I broke its fall and we both scurried off squeaking.) I have been wearing hats fairly often in recent years, for protection against sun and rain and strobe lights and fluorescent lights. This should push it from often to always.

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[adrian_turtle]

I HAVE ANSWERS.

When it's not seriously cold or raining, I wear hats with rainbow ribbons. I think people recognize the hats more than they recognize me. I also have a warm knit hat and a very waterproof hat with a chinstrap but no ribbon.

(Or did you mean other questions? ;-)

[pameladean]

Hee!

I actually was interested in your hats, and am delighted by the rainbow ribbons. But of course the pressing question was, where did the mouse come from? A rain of mice is not a thing we need, though I guess it might be apposite.

P.

[adrian_turtle]

There is a bike path that goes over the road with a little bridge. The mouse probably ran across the path and hid in the weeds under the fence...not realizing there are only a few inches of weeds beyond the fence.