About falling out of the attic:
It's true. I know first hand. The house my husband and I bought has an unfinished attic. My dad and hubby were up in the attic cleaning out the old insulation to replace with new. I was 8 and a half months pregnant and sitting in a recliner crocheting. That's when my husband performed a magic act. There was a loud noise, the room filled with smoke (or plaster dust, really, but smoke is more magician-y) and suddenly there was a leg hanging from my ceiling.
Everything in my living room was covered in dust, and I was sent out the front door into the chilly November night, coughing, in my big man-jammies (ALL pregnant women wear big man-jammies as much as possible when they're that far along!). When I went back inside, there was a person-shaped outline on the chair in which I'd been sitting; some of the chair was covered in dust and a person-shaped portion was clean. And did I say everything in my living room was covered in dust? That included me!
And MollyGrue has reminded me of another thing:
Non-dairy creamer does many strange things. First, if you open the packet and start pooring slowly, then blow it onto a flame you get a satisfying fire-show. Second, if you take a deep breath just after having done so, you get a lung-full of non-dairy creamer and ash.
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Goodbye Ruth & Betty, my beautiful grandmothers.
Betty Kuzara 1921 - April 5, 2008
Ruth Kellison 1925 - Dec 27, 2007