I started downstairs but noticed that David's room door was open, which meant he was already awake and had probably already gone downstairs. When I g...t downstairs, sure enough, he was sitting at the breakfast table while mom was in the kitchen making breakfast. Looking at him was like looking at a stranger, a completely different person. He wasn't the same as the other day and I started to feel awkward the longer we sat there, especially with our mom close by. I felt like she somehow already. All the deputies he'll have, have 4 years or less experience. The others are retiring. They've been doing the job for 25 to 30 years each. He'll NEED someone that knows the job, and when he found out about your past experience, said he wanted to get YOU, if he could."Liz, came in, one of the babies in her arms, Betty holding the other. OKAY, EVERYBODY. CLEAR OUT. IT'S FEEDING TIME, AND WE HAVE A PAIR OF HUNGRY LADIES, HERE!!! MOMMA NEEDS TO FEED 'EM. NOW GIT!!!" In seconds, the room was. “That couldn’t have been enough. There are left-overs in the refrigerator ... Really, dear, Andy shouldn’t have come in. You shouldn’t have invited him.”“He wasn’t going to leave my bag on the front porch.” Andy had carried her luggage another eight feet horizontally, keeping his dad waiting and standing with his hands full while she found the key to unlock the door to do so. She was expected to carry her own bags up the stairs, now. Well, she was home.Monday, she took the El to the Loop to. “You two will have to come and keep us company at the Glencoe dance, while they’re up on stage playing,” Elizabeth said to Jason and Kalena.“We’re planning on going to that Glencoe dance, too,” Andi Whiting said as she pointed to her boyfriend, Jon, Jennifer’s boyfriend, Andy, as well as Heidi, Andrew, Joanne and her boyfriend, Paul Wraithe.“I’m glad to hear that you guys are planning on going,” Cathy said as she took ahold of Pete McKenna’s hand. “That’ll give Pete, here, a few familiar faces.