.. we'll see," she replied still smiling.As they entered the small café, Chris noticed a waitress with a cute smile. She was chatting with a few cust...mers while refilling their coffee cups as she slowly worked her way down the counter.Teresa laughed, and said, "Down tiger. You'd be wasting your time."Chris looked puzzled, and asked "Why's that? She married?" Nope, but wants to be. Jamie has a one track mind, find a husband and have a family, that's all she's looking for. But ... she's too damn. If you'll just sign here, Ma'am, I'll set it up on thetable; or would you prefer breakfast in bed?" The table is fine, thank you," said Mike as he releasedthe chain, opened the door and took the ticket."It's a beautiful day, Ma'am. The snowstorm left everythingwhite. We didn't have many guests last night because of thestorm, so I think I'll take my kids to the hill forsledding later today. I never sledded in Bolivia" Where did you say?" Mike asked."Bolivia. I immigrated about 15 years ago." Was. Annie, my best girl friend, Kate and Mina, and the guys from work were all there, everyone except my parents, where were they? I glanced around the room and, with his usual disconcerting insight, Trev guessed who I was looking for and told me they’d be there by eight. In the meantime, he suggested, why not get the cake out. ‘Cake!’ I exclaimed, then gasped as I saw the towering chocolate confection heaped with sweets and sugar flowers and topped with an impressive number of candles, all. "Caffeine, need caffeine!" I groaned, pulling an Irish Blend Monster out of the fridge and chugging it down as fast as I could. The effect was almost immediate, the fog in my head started to clear and the room stopped spinning; this was another of my minor addictions that was probably not the best thing for me, but caffeine was what woke me up in the morning. Especially on mornings like this, and they had been occurring more and more often since I’d moved to North Carolina.Deciding against.