She hugged Peter and whispered into his ear, “You’ll just have to find out later.”At that point the doorbell rang, and Robby scampered out to th... living room to answer it. Peter followed at a slower pace, to discover that some early ghosts and goblins were already on the prowl. The first people out were the young mothers with small children, some still in strollers, out in groups before it got too late. Robby handed out small packets of candy from a punch bowl on the buffet, explaining the. ”After dinner we watched CNN, and then headed up to bed.October 24, 1989, Chicago, Illinois“Well?” I asked when we woke up just before 5:00am on Tuesday.“Nope!” Kara giggled. “I’m pregnant for sure! Well, I’m late enough that I’m sure. I’ll pick up an EPT on my way home from teaching today. I can’t really use it before Friday because we want it to be accurate.”“And you’re going to call your mom when we wake up again, aren’t you?” I grinned.“Of course, silly!”“I’m happy!” I said, pulling her to. "What are you going to do about rings?" Wha ... Oh, shit," Dave said sitting up straight. "I haven't even thought about them." Better start," Jeff grinned, enjoying someone else being on the receiving end for once.Jeff's cell rang. Eyeing the caller ID, he frowned. "What is Evie doing calling me?" Jeff," he answered."Let me speak to my husband, please. For some reason, he's turned his phone off." The 'please' didn't sound like it meant please."Your wife," Jeff said, handing the phone to. “Of course, I’m interested, but I’m not sure I want to hear it. Is it good or bad?”Okay, I thought, let’s see if I can stir something up.I answered, “Whether it’s good or bad depends on whether I’m talking to my Aunt Margie or to Dagmar. I’m working on a strategy for our next court appearance that might make Aunt Margie a little uncomfortable.”She looked confused for a moment, and asked, “Why do you think you might be talking to Dagmar?”“Come on, Aunt Margie! By now, you know very well that.
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