hanging ball lights

Don't overload the electrical outlets when plugging in the christmas lights. Check the wiring of the lights for any damages before hanging them on the second story.

Make sure to turn off the power supply when you are connecting the lights to avoid electric shock. When attaching the lights, use appropriate fasteners that can withstand the wind and weather. Also, consider the angle of the roof or the building structure to ensure the lights look aesthetically pleasing. For example, if the roof has a steep pitch, you may need to adjust the way you hang the lights.

Use proper tools like a sturdy ladder. Check the ladder's condition before using it. Also, make sure to secure the lights well so they don't fall off easily.

A long - handled extension pole with a hook attachment can be very useful. It allows you to reach high places without having to climb a tall ladder. Additionally, a set of good - quality light clips can help you secure the lights in place neatly. And don't forget a pair of gloves to protect your hands while handling the lights and tools.

Wear proper shoes with good traction to prevent slipping. And make sure the christmas lights are in good working order and not frayed to avoid electrical hazards.

Make sure the ladder is on a flat and stable surface. Also, check the condition of the ladder to avoid any accidents.

When using any tools to reach the second story, make sure there is someone else around to assist you. They can hold the ladder steady or help in case of an emergency. Also, be aware of any power lines near the area where you are hanging the lights to avoid electrocution.

Check the condition of the Christmas lights before you start. Look for any frayed wires. And don't overload electrical sockets. When using a ladder, make sure it's at the right angle and that you have someone around to assist you if needed.

I'm not sure what specific 'big low hanging ball sack stories' you mean. It could potentially refer to some strange or humorous tales about large and pendulous objects in a non - offensive, perhaps comical or exaggerated context in a fictional or very specific cultural story. But without more details, it's hard to be more precise.

It could also be stories related to things that are large and prominent in a visual or physical sense. Maybe stories about oversized objects in a fictional world that are described as 'big low hanging ball sack' - like in a fantasy story where there are strange, large and pendulous structures that play a role in the plot. This would make for very unique and imaginative stories.