regina held on to it all, had it in storage in millageville, and once a renter moved out in the early 2000s, the board decided it was time to go ahead and restore the bedrooms, so they were able to bring the bedroom furniture down. it may seem odd to find twin cots in an only child's bedroom, but this is what they could afford, so we are really appreciative of the generosity of cousin katie, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to live in a four-bedroom house. the bed closest to the window was a point of contention between mother and daughter. in those days, of course, there was no air-conditioning in the house, and this time of year mary flannery always wanted to roll the bed over to the window to sleep at night. that made a lot of sense. but if you come over here and look and see where, how close the roof is to the bottom of the window, they understand why regina would say absolutely not. she didn't want her daughter crawling out there and possibly getting into trouble. however, someone had made up her mind, and so when the o'connors would look in the morning, the bed would be, in