LeahMouse

LeahMouse YouTube vlogger. Candlemaker. Musician. Writer. Baker. Autistic goofball. Uber driver extraordinaire. Compulsive cheese-eater.

08/25/2025

Bet you didn't see THIS coming...

08/24/2025

And we're off! 🚗

The college kids are back...It's the first day of "Welcome Weekend" here in good ol' Grand Forks, so tonight was an Uber...
08/23/2025

The college kids are back...

It's the first day of "Welcome Weekend" here in good ol' Grand Forks, so tonight was an Uber nightmare (as far as how crowded downtown was, and the level of drunken rowdiness I had to endure).

This tiny little Gen Z gal hops into my front seat, her three friends in the back... and says:

"Ma'am, can we listen to a song from your generation?"

Oof... girl. Not a good start.

I politely said, "Sure! What song?" while opening my Spotify, while also swiping to start the ride, while also accepting the next ride that immediately popped up (CRAZY busy!), while also trying to get out of the way of the three other Ubers trying to line up in front of the bar, and also not hit any of the fifty drunk pedestrians ambling around in the street.

She thinks for a moment, then says, "Bennie and the Jets!"

I admit, I gave her a bit of a side-eye. Little darling... how effing old do you think I am??? Sheesh.

I put on the song, and she immediately grabbed the volume k**b and cranked it to MAXIMUM volume in one twist. My ears bled for half a second before I grabbed the k**b myself and turned it back down to a reasonable level, while saying, "No, no... no."

Her friends in the backseat yelled at her to behave.

Then she cranked her window all the way down (it was a chilly night, so... it didn't feel great), slumped back in her seat, propped her knees up on my dash, and started scrolling through TikTok or something the whole way - and tried to crank the music up again.

Yes... by all means, little one... make yourself at home in my personal vehicle. Would you perhaps like Madame to serve you a juice box and some cookies?

One of her friends in the back kept yelling at her to "be more respectful" (she didn't listen), and since he was the one who ordered the Uber, I didn't dock his rating just because he has a friend with no manners.

There are absolutely worse scenarios an Uber driver has to deal with, yes... but... dang.

Last night, I asked Scrappy to "guard the pizza" while I fed the cats.He understood the assignment.
08/22/2025

Last night, I asked Scrappy to "guard the pizza" while I fed the cats.

He understood the assignment.

Just when you thought you were healed from your trauma...I used to have a bad (unintentional) habit of being involved wi...
08/21/2025

Just when you thought you were healed from your trauma...

I used to have a bad (unintentional) habit of being involved with some very not nice men.

I was verbally, mentally, s*xually, and physically abused across the board for many years (by different men).

I got yelled at and belittled for how I drove, what I wore, what I wanted to buy, my makeup, my food choices, friends I made, what job I had... you name it.

After seven years of knowing the most wonderful man... after being in a relationship with him and his thoughtful words and actions for over six years... after FINALLY being exposed to a decent human who treats me with respect and kindness... I thought I was finally healed from all those years of being treated like subhuman garbage.

Apparently I was wrong.

I've been working really hard lately to scrape together any money I can to help my mom out right now. I've maxed out credit cards and am desperately hoarding all the cash I can, down to loose change.

(I didn't let on how broke I was to my dude, because I take pride in being able to do things on my own. And I don't want to treat him like an ATM by asking for help.)

Today, my car is in the shop for some little tweaks that need done, because trundling around on these horrible town streets night after night does a number on... well, everything.

So, I can't Uber tonight. Which is mostly ok, because frankly I'm exhausted and need an excuse for a break.

I said, "I'll be staying in tonight, and I really wish I could just order a pizza and enjoy a nice night at home."

My guy shrugged and said, "So, order a pizza."

I slumped my shoulders and finally admitted, "I can't. I don't have the money to spare right now."

He gently said, "Just order the pizza. I'll pay for it."

This might not seem like much of a thing to people who haven't experienced trauma... but to me, this simple act of wanting me to have pizza and offering to pay for it was... everything.

I started crying. I gave him a tight hug while weeping like a child, whispering "thank you", over and over.

I cried because the man I already know to be a good person was buying me a pizza.

Because, even after all this time, somewhere inside of me, I'm still apparently not quite used to being treated with kindness.

This might seem sad... but it really isn't. Living through the awful things I did puts things into perspective for me every day. I appreciate every small gesture, every nice word, every smile, every hug. It has made me able to love even harder than I ever thought I could.

This is a wonderful thing 💜

08/21/2025

Our little biker pup 💜

08/21/2025

A cautionary conversation with a young female Uber rider tonight...

Me: "How's your night going?"

Young Gal: "Good, thanks! Oh, I love your little dashboard spider!"

Me: "Thank you! He's kinda my mascot, haha."

Young Gal: "You Uber drivers all seem to have your 'things'."

Me: "Oh, yeah?"

Young Gal: "Yeah! Like, the Uber I took the other night was a dude... and he gave me some of his homemade Schnapps to drink on the ride!"

Me: "Uh..."

Young Gal: "He said he gives it to all his riders. My friends told me they had him the other night, too, and they drank it before he dropped them at the bar. We all thought his homemade Schnapps was... okay. Not the greatest, though."

Me: "Um... this... doesn't... sound... safe."

Young Gal: "Oh, it was fine. He was really nice."

Me: "You know who else was 'really nice'?"

Young Gal: "Who?"

Me: "Jeffrey Dahmer."

Young Gal: "... oh. Yeah. I see your point."

Me: "I'm sure the guy means well... but maybe don't drink 'homemade' booze from strangers, huh? Especially when you're in their car."

Young Gal: "Wow, yeah... you're right. You're smart!"

Me: "No, I just watch a LOT of true crime. Please be safe, dear."

Yeesh... 😬

08/20/2025

A bonkers Uber situation from my Tuesday night...

I hope Justin and Jenny can work out their issues, and in the future learn to not use their Uber drivers as referees... or threaten to sue them for doing their job 🙄

EDIT: Since no one seems to understand the situation - the lady rider was NOT in danger, nor was she scared or uncomfortable. She was drunkely mad at her boyfriend because he was "too drunk and annoying to deal with" (she told me on the ride home), and she was just making me deal with her problem without cooperating.

I... can't believe that just happened.As you know, I don't Uber on Mondays, because Monday is my self-care day. But I'm ...
08/19/2025

I... can't believe that just happened.

As you know, I don't Uber on Mondays, because Monday is my self-care day. But I'm lower on cash than I would like, so I went out, hoping for the best.

I got a ride request to a local bar, and the rider called me through the app to let me know he was actually at a different (nearby) residential address, and the app wouldn't let him change it.

I said, "No problem, I'll find ya! Thanks for letting me know."

I found him easily, and when he got in he apologized like a zillion times. I said it was no big deal. Then he asked if we could change the drop-off spot.

Again, fine. It was slow and he was nice and apologetic, so it was really no big deal. He did try to change it in the app while I was heading to where he wanted to go, but his phone died right before it went through.

He apologized another zillion times, and I just laughed and said it was fine.

This is when it got crazy.

He offered to buy me a drink to make up for it. This is very common for my riders to ask me to come in and have a drink with them at the bar where I drop them off. I always just say no... but this time I decided, for whatever reason, to make a joke.

I said, "Tell you what... you give me a hundred bucks to cover the rest of my Uber night, and I'll come in with you." I was completely joking.

But... this mother-effer said, "Okay!" and actually effing peeled $100 in twenties out of his wallet and handed it to me.

Well... I'm a woman of my word, so I parked the car and went into the bar with him, lol.

(Now, before y'all yell at me for doing something foolish - I know these bars. I've been in all of them a hundred times with Boyfriend for pool tournaments and whatnot, so I know which ones are safe - which is most of them - and I'm familiar with most of the bartenders - and regular patrons - because of that, too. This was one of the busier and classier ones I was quite familiar with.)

I was in there for maybe two minutes (I immediately texted Boyfriend just to let him know what was going on). I ordered a water, which the bartender lady sneered at me for (which I'm very used to, haha), and never brought. So I was just awkwardly standing there for a couple minutes.

I think my rider felt bad, then, because he told me I could go and get back to Ubering if I wanted to.

So, I left with the agreement that I would come back in an hour to take him back home.

I took a few more rides, then returned to the bar promptly an hour later. He was inside playing pool, thanked me for coming back to get him, but said he would probably be there for a while longer. I apologized and said I couldn't stay long because I had to get home to the dog (man, I love using that little p**p as an excuse, sometimes, haha).

I asked him if he was ok with just calling for an Uber to get home, because I might not still be available whenever he was ready to leave.

He agreed, and then apologized a bunch of times AGAIN, and offered to buy me a drink. I declined and said I just needed to get home to the dog. He then handed me another $20 bill "as an apology for [his] nonsense", and told me, with a smile, to go home and take care of my dog.

I gave him a quick bro-hug, said it was nice to meet him, clocked him a solid fist-bump, thanked him, and told him to take care.

Then I came home to the dog - who was very happy to see me.

And that $120 cash is going straight into the Mama Mouse Moving Fund.

💜

(Click pic to see full post)Uh... wow. Tell us you're insecure about your masculinity without telling us 🙄I happen to fi...
08/18/2025

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Uh... wow. Tell us you're insecure about your masculinity without telling us 🙄

I happen to find it awesome that these two men have been accepted onto the Vikings cheerleading squad. And I've seen the videos - they are AWESOME.

I truly don't see the issue that a lot of men have with this... other than wanting to stare at "hot chicks" and not see "gross gyrating dudes". Ugh.

The only thing that's "gross" is this dude's attitude.

Teeny Houdini likes to hang out with her Papa while he plays video games. She drapes her tail over his shoulder and repe...
08/17/2025

Teeny Houdini likes to hang out with her Papa while he plays video games. She drapes her tail over his shoulder and repeatedly flicks him in the face with it. He remains unbothered and enjoys her company 🥰

Me, right now... 🎃😂
08/15/2025

Me, right now... 🎃😂

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