“Paul, you told us that you were most concerned with attacks from the south and the east, so that’s where we concentrated our efforts. We’ll loo... at the current resource and communication situation on the Estancia and the surrounding area before turning to specific plans we’ve developed to counter raids from those two directions. Finally, I’ll talk about the changes we want to make to better support those plans.”George stopped there to take a sip of coffee and look around to make sure we were. Fix the other. Have you had anything to eat yet?" she asked giving me a hug before heading for the kitchen."Ordered pizza earlier," I said, following her nervously, "You just need to warm your half up. Ham and pineapple with everything on. The works." Sitting down at the table, I watched as she got her share and went over to put it in the microwave. I sat there twiddling my thumbs not exactly sure what to do or how to break the ice. Should I say something? About this morning? How the hell do. She took a breath, and looked me in the eye. I looked longingly at her chest. “You’re pale, just like her.” We both gasped. I wondered what I was getting into.“I’m more of a blue girl.” She said coyly. I smiled, and looked her in the eyes again. “Didn’t you have two hanks of blue on the shelf?” She looked down at the counter, picked up the hanks of red rope, and looked back up at me. “Would you like me to get them?” Our eyes met. “Lets have a look, eh?”She started off towards the back of the. "What be you problem? You ain't got nuttin' I ain't seen every day of melife!", she growled, "Ged on wid' it!" I'm sorry, I just can't!", I bawled, feeling totally out of control and onthe verge of hysterics ... I simply couldn't control either my reactions ormy emotions, and I was as much terrified by this as I was almost hystericalabout being naked before ... a man ... what was happening to me?"All right! OK! Don' be gettin' yousel' in a knot, I didn' mean to make youcry ... I'll look away,.