I grinned. "But the good news is, we have an appointment with Mr. McCoy after school." When did you set that up?" Let's see, the bus got here about ei...ht minutes ago. Kevin told me about practice about six minutes ago, some kind of teacher's meeting. So about four minutes ago, Tami and I went to the office and called Mr. McCoy. Then about two minutes ago, we walked over here, and here we are."You're annoying," Robbie said with a smile."But cute." Too cute for your own good," Tami said from. It was the Saturday before Mardi Gras in 2001. I was still single at the time, sharing a house in Mid-City with Nick, an old friend from college (UNO, not Tulane). I remember that it was warm that night, very warm and extremely sultry, even by the standards of the deepest South.The reason I remember what the weather was like that night was because it brought out the exhibitionist in everyone. Like Nick and me, a lot of people were tripping, either on LSD or ecstasy, and the less clothes you had. Special Guest: Embodying the Many Sides of Women. It was exactly what she was doing. Jasens heart pounded in his chest, he felt light. With a deep breath, he looked back up to the stage, just as the music began to fade. Blue and green lights illuminated it from the sides, but there was nothing and no one there to light up. His eyes darted quickly, back and forth, desperately wanting to see her again. The next song began, much slower than the previous ones. Glitter in the Air. She slid back on. ”“We have two dozen, ten-pound turkeys cooling. The meat cooler has about every cut of meat. I can ask someone to grill you a three-pound porterhouse steak if you like. I will make sure you have bowls of side items as well. Will that work?”I grinned and told her, “That sounds good to me. I haven’t had a whole turkey to myself before. I’ll take one of those and then one of the steaks, plus sides.”You think I will waste this, don’t you, but you won’t question me because I’m the boss.A man brought.