In a confrontational scene, one of this work's main characters is compared to Annie Flo, who "went to the grave denying the facts of life."  
The narrator of this work blames another character for eating a Milky Way Bar while in Cairo. Another of its characters pulls out her eyebrows with Kress Tweezers. In a confrontational scene, one of this work's main characters is compared to Annie Flo, who "went to the grave denying the facts of life."  This work ends with its narrator asserting that using fingers as ear plugs will be the easiest way to refuse to listen if necessary. The central character is angered when another character throws one-inch (*) firecrackers that go off at 6:30 in the morning. Eventually, this work's narrator unplugs an electric oscillating fan, collects a pillow and a charm bracelet, thus establishing the title condition, because she was tattled on for talking about Papa-Daddy's beard. The narrator of this work, Sister, moves out of the house because of her family's preference for Stella-Rondo. For 10 points, name this story by Eudora Welty, whose protagonist lives at a mailroom.
The narrator of this work blames another character for eating a Milky Way Bar while in Cairo.
"Why I Live at the P.O."