Some prices are insane on Amazon. And I discovered that some people post sales on both Amazon and Bonanza, not caring where they sell an item. That means it's harder to look around for a bargain.
The bible could be worth something. A museum might be interested in the history books, or maybe a library that collects that sort of thing as a reference-only item, not for borrowing.
Thank you for the suggestion, but I don't have a mobile phone.
I am not sure about this game, but you can install android in a virtual box and use android apps on a PC. When I did it for 1 app it worked well.
I certainly did not do it for a game, but it took me less time than installing civ 4 bts from scratch, and time is the only cost. [EDIT] There is also the cost of disk space, but android is fairly light.
So I know this cat is not fit for the job, and I will not leave this matter to him, so I buy the most popular and notorious mouse poison that exist in the online market and it will arrive tomorrow. 
Since you have kids in the house, I suggest that you try a trap first, before poison. Peanut butter is a good bait. Since you have seen the culprit and if it is indeed a rat and not a mouse, get a rat trap.
It is probably worth reading a bit about how to do it. I am not at all an expert, but my understanding is that mice tend to eat a little bit of food from one place then move one, where rats will keep eating from one food source until it is gone. Therefore to poison mice you tend to leave multiple poison bait deposits around where they feed, whereas for rats you can leave one big one. Most people who do this get little boxes with mouse or rat sized doors, and put the poison in them. This is an extra precaution about other animals eating it. If you have no pets and it is away from wildlife I guess this may not be necessary.
and tomorrow no more open house after 8 pm.
We had a mouse infestation in the summer of 1993 (the City decided not to mow the grass on municipality-owned property, so the mouse population skyrocketed). Since we lived near the river, a wildlife sanctuary, and a generally semi-wild part of town, we had mice all over the place.3 weeks ago we left our house for nearly 2 weeks (actually we only plan to go for 2 days but yea plan changed), when we arrived at home, enter our house, open the back door which lead to our inner half-open backyard where our kitchen is located, we noticed the sign of mouses already chilling in our kitchen. Eaten potatoes, the places where we put seeds like cumin, white and black sesame seeds etc were pillaged, it was a total mess.
We have been living in this house for nearly 2 years, we had problem with bats, but now it's gone, but this is the first time we have problem with rats. I think that is because we always have cats circulating our house, neighborhood cats just jump to our window, come inside and chilling, and all of that stuff. So at that time I think we gonna have one of our favorite cat to stay every night in our house, particularly in our kitchen. After that things just seems fine, it seems the mouse already gone
However this morning when my wife moved the cooker, there he was behind the cooker, and he run, jumped to the floor and gone, like a freaking ninja, and the cat just do nothing he let the mouse pass like nothing happened
Today we arrived at home bit late, and again our favorite cat directly entered our house when we open the door. After we put all the children to sleep, me, wife and our cat spend time hanging around in the kitchen. When my wife open one of the kitchen cupboard, suddenly the mouse jumped from the cupboard to the floor, run passed through all of us (including the cat) and gone, both of us screamed, the mouse run passed the cat, and the cat looking at us like "why the heck are you screaming" and we... we are so exhauseteddsfsad.
Tomorrow I will kill that dirty mouse!
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if only my cat try to hunt it, the mouse is a done deal, but he seems like sort of a pacifist
Yes. It is a blood thinner and the critters bleed to death internally.
