Mama to me the story that happened way back in 2007. She said we had a loveseat, and two dog beds by our bed for 3 dogs.
At times this is how they slept.

Mama uses the chairs to hold pillows and to read in or sit down so she can reach her feet.
Big boy and me tried the chair once and never got in them again.
Last week,Mama sat down in the chair to take polish off her toenails, and it sunk so low, she got up, got the measuring tape and the chair is 15 inches to the sit surface and goes to 11 inches when she sits down and she swore to me, it is not her weight, but the fault of the cushions.
the mystery of the Big Dogs not using the chairs, is solved, Big was Big and I am Bigger, but our weight mashes and moves the cushion down too far.
As Mama sat in the chair, she saw the stuff hanging on the wall.
She told me the story of the hanger thingy on the wall.
The wall hanger was added 30 years ago to keep Daddy from hanging stuff on doorknobs.
Mama says he hangs whatever wherever he is when he decides to hang it.
Hanging there now is...
A gown that she uses for exercising her legs while lying on the bed because she can't get off the floor.
A swatter, that will kill any flying/crawling/creeping bug. I have heard her scream for Daddy if it is a spider. She doesn't swat spiders!
There is an emergency leash in case of fire or home invasion, and we have to go out the window,
At one time there were 3 leashes there, but Cooper, Baby and Jake are angels now and don't need leashes or windows to flee from fire/home invaders.
She said they can fly through walls now.
She whispered in my ear that Daddy has NEVER hung anything on the hanger thingy. He prefers chairs and doorknobs.
She also said that Daddy was asked to get the whistle for her to blow so he could come help her when she was in bed from a pulled muscle, and he said What Whistle? Where is it?
She screamed said in a soft voice, on the wall where you never hang anything.
I don't know what the point of this post is, but this is the stories she told me to write for
Final Friday Fiction.