We are leaving for church."She ran inside quickly dodging Robert who wanted to pull her pigtail like a little imp always getting into trouble. She was...a lot faster than him and slipped inside the door before he could get her.The church was filled with people and the sound of the organ filled the air with strange music that was from another age.Still, like her mother told her,"Those Hymns are timeless, dear, they will always be there. Just think, your children will be singing them someday."Sandy. She stood at the edge of the pool, and called to him."Yes? What is it, Bill?"He put his hand behind his ear, to indicate he could not hear her. Reluctantly, she eased herself down into the water, and waded across to him, grateful that he was in the part that was only chest deep, which saved her the need to swim to him."What is it, Bill?" she asked, "you called me over?" You called me 'Bill'," he smiled, "at last. Took you long enough."She grinned at him, "I think after last weekend, when you. 'That wasn't exactly what I had in mind, but I definitely wasn't going to complain. Instead I laid the groundwork to ensure we had plenty of time.'We were planning on the late showing, will that be OK?''Sure. Then David should be home by the time you get back.'I started to ask where the girls were, but thought better of it. While I knew Jessica could handle herself quite well, Amy and I had not yet been together around another adult. I didn't think this was a good day to test the waters. 'Just. Then it was kid watching time. I already missed Barb and she had only been gone ten minutes. I couldn't help it, she was the love of my life. The kids and I decided we would roast hot dogs. It wasn't long after the fire was hot that Dan returned with a grin on his face. He told me Darla kissed him goodbye and said they needed to talk when they got back from the trip.Barb called me that evening and told me how much she loved me and that they were having a great time. They were getting ready to.