Our biggest change from last year is putting the electric light inside the pumpkin on a timer. I use the timer that was in the sukkah, having just taken down the sukkah.
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Our stuffed animals have background stories. The stories then evolve. This is like a soap opera. Isn't it?
Diane Knapik, Guest Writer news@andersonvalleypost.com
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
DOGGONE HERO:
Don and Norma Madison of Happy Valley are thankful that their family pet, April, had the good sense to wake them to the danger of a pre-dawn house fire.
Firefighters rescued the soot-covered cat, Tater, from the burned duplex and got him back to his family.
A woman and her young son were home when the dog chewed through the cord and caused an electrical short that ignited the couch, firefighters said, and then they and the dog left the home.
Tater stayed inside until firefighters saved him. They said he seemed well-tempered for a cat covered with soot. No word on whether the dog showed any remorse.