Getaway cut short

We were having a great time at the cabin and than... my people freak out and with in a couple hours we are gone. They need to lighten up and be one with nature.
Wait Wait Wait.. Brian, I am taking over here. Ok, here is the story from Heidi. Chad had been up to the cabin last Sunday and there was a dead bat. My understanding was he was outside dead. When we got there we found another dead one in the garage. Ok, Ok, I can handle this. Last night we are hanging out on the couches after having a great dinner. Chad yells bat. We both hate bats inside. We both have stories about bats growing up. Hans remember the one in my attic bedroom? We went hunting for the bat to flush it out. No luck. Oh these bats are small. Not that that makes it better... just harder to find. I have an irrational fear of a few animals.. bats inside is one of them. Outside I do fine with them. Almost right away I start itching everywhere. After about 45 minutes I am sick to my stomach. I tell Chad we have to leave. He didn't really argue with me. We start packing, he goes outside to turn the Envoy around. It gets stuck in all the new snow. 2 hours later we are on the road. I kept thinking this is stupid, go inside, go to bed leave Thursday like we planned. (ok, just typing this I am itching) However, every time I got back inside the house and got up the first flight of stairs I thought I was going to throw up. We got home about 2 am.. I am ok if you are all laughing at me. I am sorry I don't have any pictures. It was beautiful. There was about 2 1/2 feet of snow. We had a great 30 hours up there. Tonight we are going to a chocolate tasting! Tomorrow, I don't actually know are Anniversary plans yet.