OK. Very Weird Noise In My Wall.

Could also be a squirrel. Don't know if you have any trees around the building, but those critters can gnaw their way into a nice, warm, cozy building in the winter months.

 

We had a whole family of mice in my house this summer. They got in through a hole, somewhere. Every day for a week, our cat would catch one of them. Good times for him, bad times for us.

 

Can I borrow your cat?

 

Problem solved.

Get this: It was a teeny, tiny toy that attaches to my daughter's high chair. It's an bear that looks like it's holding a base drum and the drum spins and makes a noise. Apparently, it runs on a watch battery, and the battery must be dying. Or, the thing is fucked from having too much food, formula and water getting inside.

 

So it's your daughter's fault then?

 

How did it get inside the wall?

 

I still think it could be a demon.

 

Serious question: Why would you have a teeny-tiny toy (presumably one that could fit in a tot's mouth) attached to a high chair?

 

Invite Chef over, but a 12-pack of Coors and give him a cordless drill.

Make sure that you have plenty of hydrogen peroxide for later.

 

how did the high chair get inside the wall...

 

Toddlers are ingenius at that kind of thing.

 

Well, the toy that was attached to the high chair is interchangeable with her swing. It's (supposedly) to keep them entertained when they're done eating and you aren't. It doesn't work. Oh, and it's not that small. It's about the size of a four-ounce baby bottle.

As for "how it got in the wall." It wasn't in the wall. But it sure as hell sounded like it was. Even the super thought it was coming from inside the wall.