GRAMMY: That was one hell of a storm, yesterday, huh? You alive over there?
ME: Oh, Grammy! Everything’s a mess! There are trees down in the driveway, my basement is flooded, I have no power, and I found my mailbox half-way down the street. What about you?
GRAMMY: I’m sitting in a nice warm house with lights, and I’m as dry as a bone. Oh, and the mailman is dropping my mail through the slot as we speak.
ME: I don’t get it, Grammy. How do you always escape disaster?
GRAMMY: Ha! Disaster wouldn’t come within two feet of me. I’d kick its sorry ass all the way to Kookamunga.
ME: To where?
GRAMMY: Kookamunga. You know. One of those weird places. Like Timbuktu and Kalamazoo.
ME: You’re making those names up.
GRAMMY: Right. I have nothing better to do than make up fake city names.
ME: Well, actually, Grammy, you don’t have anything better to do.
GRAMMY: Yeah, poor me. Sitting here all comfy cozy when I could be hauling tree trunks and bailing water out of my cellar. Well, I guess we can’t all be as lucky as you, huh?
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