The story of the bat in Boyer’s bedroom

 

When life brings you a bat, you call a guy to catch it for you. Or you hope it hits the ceiling fan.

When you’re 20-something, ridiculous things just tend to happen for no particular reason.

It’s like the universe’s way of making us pay our dues.

The other night I had an incident.

A creepy winged beast, also known as a bat, somehow — and I have no idea how — made its way into my bedroom uninvited.

How rude.

It soared back and forth above my brand new big girl bed, as I pulled the covers over my head, petrified with fear.

I managed to locate my phone and summon a male friend to capture the evil creature.

(In the meantime, my mom recommended swatting at it with a broom.)

The problem: My friend ended up being almost as scared about the situation as me.

We both ended up hiding under the covers for a solid ten minutes.

Then, BAM!

The thing flew right into the ceiling fan and fell to the floor.

We trapped the creature between a tupperware container and a folder as it hissed wildly.

The beast found itself tossed into the street. It flew away.

 

About Lauren Boyer

I'm a Business Reporter for the York Daily Record/Sunday News. I cover banking, investing and all sorts of manufacturing, from companies like Harley-Davidson to mom-and-pop operations. I don't go anywhere without my iPad or a large cup of coffee. Contact me with story ideas at 717-771-2062 or lboyer@ydr.com.
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2 Responses to The story of the bat in Boyer’s bedroom

  1. Barry Ness says:

    Throw grapes at the beast!!!! Shine a light on the critter!!! Stab it with a wooden cross? Shot it with a silver bullet? Mmmm, it’s one of those…I think. Don’t bother me…I’m going back to my casket until dark.

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