" And, it also would seem that you really like to dance..." Yeah! I guess I do at that!" "And, it would seem that you don't mind dancing with guys?" N...! Though I can't figure out why, you're right! I don't minddancing with guys at all! I mean, while I'm still a guy - Youknow, up here in this head of mine! You know, who still likesgirls! You know, in the worst friggin' way! - when I get out onthe dance floor, for some reason or another, dancing with a guyseems like the most natural thing in the. If we stay here, it's a waste of time. Let's go across the street. We can talk there."The two men left the building, stepping into the sunshine and crossing the street. Rudy said, "Want something to drink? I'm hungry." They went into one of the up-scale sandwich stores along Pearl Street and emerged with containers of drinks, packages of sandwiches. Beneath one of the trees, they sat on a bench as they unwrapped their lunches, idly watching the passersby."Okay," Rudy said, inspecting the. I could tell something was on his mind by the look on his face, before he stated, "You know, I've been thinking, Mom."I was curious about what was to follow, but was sure it had something to do with the reunion. I replied, "About?" Well, you know I have that gym set up in the basement, right?" he asked hesitantly. "I was thinking I could put you on an exercise program to lose a pound or two before your party."He was of course being his usual sweet self by saying a, "pound or two," but I loved. The girl spoke first,"You probably know who I am since we share most of our classes, she said, "But it will introduce myself anyway. My name is Dianna Walker, but most of my friends call me Di. The big galloot* with me is Charlie McFadzean and he is my boy friend.I grinned and said "I take it you know our names, but just in case you don't, I am Peter Thomson, and this is my girlfriend Katy." I was sure you were a couple, but somebody told me you were brother and sister." Di remarked,"No," Katy.