Thanks all, we feel very fortunate too. DH said we had about a 10 minute window if I hadn't seen it, that it probably would have gone into the attic & across the top of the whole house, before the Fire Dept. came. I don't know who called the FD but it wasn't us, so they wouldn't have been here in time. Judith, see outside light in one of the pictures, it was like that one, but the strong winds we had about a week ago had blown the top off of the one in question & broken it, we hadn't had time to replace it before a robin decided to make it her home! Our garbage can was below the light as today was garbage day & DH would have put it out this morning. It was a huge plastic one that the company provides all residents and it melted into our driveway that is why DH also took pics of the driveway. You all know how hot plastic can be when it burns, so I'm sure that complicated the fire! Link to pictures DH took today. Here is a link that might be useful: Fire

Thank you so much for the heads up....If I had missed it, I would not be a happy camper...Sunday night should be interesting....The only 2 things I watch is Survivor and Desperate Housewives and to have them both on the same night would be great.....Just so they don't mess up and put them against each other.....

I was laughing so hard last night. Sierra tells Coach that he looked hysterical doing his "special, you can't even Google it" brand of mystical ritual BS and he said, he actually said "I don't care what anyone else thinks of me." Oh, REALLY? Then why are you such a poser? He's so full of hooey I don't know how he can even see, his eyes have to be brown. And he must think the whole world is stupid if he thinks anyone but the most gullible believes a single word out of his mouth. He's such a liar. I just hate how they edit the show to lead you to believe that this is going to be the night that Coach gets voted out. And I hate hate HATE how Jeff started quizzing them about who has the hidden idol(s). That was none of his business, not that he doesn't already know. Brendon told the truth, the dope, and Taj and/or Stephen lied. So much for the secret alliance of 4. I thought Brendon's plan was great and it would have behooved a lot of them to join him. They all just made a big mistake, not getting rid of the annoying Coach while they had a good chance. I feel bad for Sierra, having to beg to not get voted off next week and I really want someone to knock the smirk off that slimey Tyson's rude, ugly face. He's the bitterest, meanest person I've seen in a long time. And he's supposedly a member of the LDS religious group? They need to boot him out, he is a lousy representative for them.

I'm bringing this back up because I heard about it on Len Tillem's radio show. He calls it the list of 11, and I think it's on his website.. The List of Eleven One of the most tedious and difficult tasks in administering a trust or an estate is finding the decedent's estate planning documents and asset information. Frequently, children have no idea where their parents kept these important documents. After you pass away, the last thing you should want is for your children to have to search through your belongings in a tragic scavenger hunt to find your will, stock certificates, and other important papers. To avoid these difficulties, you should organize your personal and financial data. This is where the list comes in. Collect the information described in this list and give a copy to your relatives, or put the list where you know they can find it. In case something happens to you, the List of Eleven is one of the best ways to ensure that your relatives can find all your vital records. The name of the bank where you have your safety deposit box, its number, and the location of your key. The numbers for all of your insurance policies, health, life, auto, home, burial, etc., and the names and addresses of the agents for each policy. Itemization of your stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and the numbers of each, and the name and address of your broker. The names of the banks or savings and loans for each of your accounts, and the account numbers. The location of your cemetery plot or mausoleum niche. The location of your Will and the name of your attorney. Your credit card numbers. Your Social Security number. The name and address of your mortgage holder, account number, and the amount of the outstanding debt. The name and address of your accountant, and where your past income tax returns are located. The type of memorial or funeral service you want.