Pluggers by Rick McKee for November 15, 2024

That’s why I put a little flashlight (torch for you Brits) in my bedroom.

Never ever change any placement of things between the bed and the bathroom.

And ‘Lego’ bricks if the grandkids are staying over ! ! !

I have two “funny” toes from playing Columbus in my basement. Finding things I didn’t know were there.

We all hate when that happens !

and finding what the cat hacked up

I’ve lived here 47 years, I can find my way around in the dark, including light switches.

There should be ‘curb feelers’ designed for those parts of the anatomy.

I have plug in nightlights throughout my house (outside the bedroom). They come on when the lights goes off.

There are enough “power on” indicators in the bedroom that navigation is simple.

especially the toes. the LITTLE toes. the ones that end up at right angles from the foot toes. and in the middle of the night the banshee wails!!!!!! found the edge again!

More specifically: Shins for locating the coffee table, the head for tracking down those open cabinet doors, toes for discovering that “extra” step on the stairs, and hips for finding chair or drawers that weren’t pushed in.

I tripped on a big dog in the dark. Broke my shoulder.

Been a long time since I experienced “dark”. Lights outside shining in windows, pilot lights, power indicators, digital clocks, etc. Plus, I know where things are. I put them there.

Also I, myself, am quite bright. My mother called me sun.

I have a “red light” night light plugged in by the bathroom. Red lights won’t “ruin” your night vision.