Wired, I think so but this morning resulted in more than a footprint .
Breakfast is always in the kitchen at the bar (other meals on laps in lounge;) No more than a buttered round of toast with a topping of marmalade, pea-nut butter or even blue cheese.
This morning, I must have cut one slice of bread thinner than the other. Consequently, the electric toaster was unbalanced and a piece of toast shot up into the air. I tried to catch it before it landed in the open butter carton but, in doing so, struck my wife and knocked her off balance . She and the kitchen stool ended up on the floor with a broken leg.( The stool not Viv.) Viv had tried to save herself by grabbing the radiator which came away from the wall and as she was pouring milk into her cup at the time was drenched by the liquid; some of which must have gone into the toaster which no longer works.
At the time, a neighbour's cat was slurping milk in our kitchen and, startled by the commotion, shot off towards the open door when I was going to the aid of my dear wife. I fell over the cat and landed on top of Viv at the time the milkman was arriving. He was startled by the cat's departure and dropped a bottle.
Milkman cut his hand whist picking up broken glass and, when rendering him first aid, he enquired the reason we were on the floor; asking if us O.A.Ps had had a special vitaminised breakfast cereal.
There are also the facts that our neighbour has not seen her cat since 7.30 this morning and, like spudmuffa who doesn't waste food, I ate the piece of toast which had remained in the hot toaster. Unfortunately, the bread had gone rock hard and I dislodged a tooth crown when my Dentist is on holiday.
Toast is now off the menu and I agree with Tonyted who suggested that thing are sometimes devoid of any logical explanation.
Forgive me if I say, "Sod it" (It's within the law I think.) Truthfully