Maybe one of the more riskier places is in an elevator after pushing all of the buttons so the doors open on every floor.But as I think about it maybe...the riskiest place was a historic museum while on vacation. Hubby and I was enjoying the different displays when we noticed one display case was left slightly open. Inside were several mannequins wearing old dresses. Hubby dared me to try on my favorite so we slipped behind the glass and into the case. I was going to slip the dress over my. The room was pretty barren with boxes strewn about. Ms. Crest will probably decorate later, he mused. At least the bed was set up. King size with plenty of room to sprawl out and stretch. Drew walked inside the room and almost stepped on an opened box.Leaning down to inspect it, Drew found that this was the box that Ms. Crest bumped in the doorway on the way in. It didn't seem like anything was broken, which was probably a relief for her. He spotted something small and, unable to help himself,. *Someone was shaking me awake."Do you know who you are?" she asked as I opened my eyes. Looming overme was my daughter."'m Doctor Edward Mason," I slurred, my voice sounding strange in myears, "your father."It felt like my tongue was weighted down with lead."Over here!" Hannah shouted out. "I've found him!" We've located the Doc," came the Colonel's voice from some distanceaway. "Let's bag and tag everyone else and get out of here."I tried to move, desperate to discover who I now was, but I. "Let's go in order of when people joined the group. That makes as much sense as anything. Carter, you were the one who brought us together, with your radio broadcasts. You go first." He's just a boy!" Max Coward protested."Around here -- in this society, he's a man," Ingmar said. "His ingenuity is what brought us together. Without him, who knows how many of us would have gotten together -- and how soon?"Coward said nothing, but his body language told me he had subsided, and that I could go.