What if he says we can’t see each other?”“I wish I was eighteen,” she sighed as I pulled out of the parking lot.“We’d still have the probl...m of being able to support ourselves.”“Life isn’t fair,” she sighed.We rode the rest of the way in silence, and at Yellen’s each got a turtle sundae. When we finished our dessert, I took Tasha home. I walked her to the door and we exchanged a soft kiss before she went inside.December 25, 1981, West Monroe, OhioChristmas began as it always did, with Matins. What do you think." I thought about it for a second and said "Well, I don't mind." Just the thought of someone watching me mess around was very exciting to me, it always had been. Dad smiled and walked me back to the sink. Once we were there he waited for our new mystery friend to start looking through the hole again. It was only a few seconds later when we saw his eye appear.I stood facing the eye, not knowing exactly what to do. I was feeling a little weird about it, and didn't really. Then almost 3 weeks after our first emails, I received an email from Carl. He explained that he chose somebody else, but apparently the other guy was not who he described in his emails. Carl said that I was the other person that seemed normal and honest so he was hoping it would work. He explained that the coming weekend they already lined up for the k**s to stay with their grandparents, which would give them a night out - apparently they did not often get. He said that although he didn't like. I had taken a job that same summer at the mill working in the office along with my mother, but I was the one who paid the invoices for the mill on the river in the accounts payable department. The mill had grown quite large just in my short life time, going from one hundred to five hundred workers and working three shifts. There was plenty of work for everyone in my small town. Carl wanted to go to college, so he signed up for day classes in the local community college. He took a part-time job.