We came back to the apartment around 10:30 last night from visiting Brian to find a BAT fyling around in our bedroom/living room!! I jumped on the bed and he kept diving towards me. I was screaming my head off and freaking out. I finally listened to Corey and got on the floor and crawled to the kitchen. He was HUGE like the wing span of an eagle. (im totally exaggerating) So we called the maintence company and they were going to call animal control in the morning. So we drove straight home.
Brian had another boring night. But this morning his Silo came out but the nurses just put it back no big deal i guess.
What a horrrrible expirience. Hattie says Ewwwwww!
ReplyDeleteWe'll hopefully see you guys soon. Love, Auntie Kate
Good news about bats: "Native American Bat Symbolism She is the Guardian of the Night and represents longevity, double nature, peace and wisdom. Bat is the totem of the shaman, teaching people to go into the night of inner darkness and emerge reborn while reminding them that eyes are only one way of seeing clearly. It is also a symbol of communication because the Native Americans observed the bat to be a highly social creature. Indeed, the bat has strong family ties. They are very nurturing, exhibiting verbal communication, touching, and sensitivity to members of their group. The bat is also associated with medicine. Bat medicine teaches us to release fear and any pattern which no longer fits in with our pattern of growth. A new beginning, trusting one's instincts, the bat is powerful medicine.
ReplyDeleteWe continue to pray for you and your family. Sending love, light and blessings, Kris and Sharon Connolly
I was gonna make a nasty comment about the bat experience, but now I feel guilty after reading about the Native American Bat Symbolism! I would have been screaming too!! LOL Thinking of you all this week and praying for a miracle.
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