When my soaker hoses used to get enough pressure they sprayed. But I know what you mean. The whole length of the hose was kind of like a sprinkler. Haven't seen one for years, and I don't remember what they were called. Sprinkler hose maybe? You could drape them over things or even make a circle for kids to run through them. Good luck. kathy

How sweet of you to ask! Just happened to see this.:) I have a busy day, but stopped in to check the boards first. I am having my daughter and new son-in-law over for dinner. They were suppose to come last Tuesday night, and we had to cancel to head to my parents. My Dad is OK. He is still in pain and the doctor said it would take up to a year for the ribs stop hurting. His legs are very weak and numb from diabetes, and why he fell. He is stubborn about letting anyone help him get up and down. He was trying to get up out of his favorite low slung leather chair, and just toppled sideways onto a table edge that cracked his ribs. We tried getting him a walker, but that didn't work, and he refuses one of those lift chairs, or lift pads. While we were in SC checking on my parents, my son-in-laws grandmother died suddenly of heart failure. Up until that time, she was rarely sick. We left SC and came back for the funeral. It was so sad to see two cherished people get sick/pass on, after we had all been together for such a happy wedding. :( Thanks so much for asking about my dad!

Thanks, all. Certainly sounds like you're all right, about the small rocks causing it. I've learned a lesson about rock storage... Back to baggies or Tupperware. Energy_rater, lol - I may (do!) have a couple holes in my siding from arrows, but nothing inside the house from anything. :-) That's 1 of 2 holes, from something before our time here, towel bar or such. Have an explanation for the "shock" he felt, btw. I asked him "Hey, was that your left hand you used to pick up the glass piece?". He had a forehead-thumping moment & a chuckle at himself. Years ago, he cut his hand open - surgery reattached what nerves, tendons, muscle, etc, that they could, but he'll never have feeling in part of a few fingers. More to the point - occasionally any random thing can touch something "just right", & he never knows what different bizarre sensation he'll feel. We decided a sharp point must've touched a malfunctioning nerve, which felt like an electrical shock going up to his elbow. So, all aspects of mystery are resolved. Thank you all for your patience & advice on such an off-topic question!

Noto, have you run a malware app on your system? Nevermind, you probably have : )