There weren’t any ships in the locks because of the ice in the lakes. The shipping wouldn’t begin until sometime in March. We looked at the locks,...reading the plaques explaining how they worked. Kelly shot a roll of film as we wandered along the impressive engineering feat.We spent a few hours in Sault Ste Marie, looking around and eating lunch. We toured a small museum, learning about shipping on the Great Lakes. On the way back to Marquette, we took a different route. Kelly found several. "Put this on over your right wrist. Don't worry, it will stretch to fit."It did slip on easily, which was interesting, because it seemed to be a solid metal band, and not stretchy at all.The blue suit reached out and put his hand on my shoulder, I looked him in the eye, and suddenly the room got warm and I got dizzy and disoriented. Then something seemed to move in my head and suddenly everything was back to normal.Except I now had a full working knowledge of what the bracelet on my wrist was. I should be done by then." I opened the door and said, "I'll see you later." "Later," he said and was soon pulling out into the traffic, so I went into the store and headed for the Crafts Department. Twenty minutes later, purchase in hand, I was outside the store. I found a bench under an awning and sat there to wait for my ride to return. An elderly couple sat next to me and we were soon entrenched in a conversation. The gentleman introduced himself at Stanley Patterson and the woman as. At 9 pm I retired to the master bedroom for the evening and began to change into my nightie when I noticed the old, Gothic, full length mirror. It had some obvious wear on the edges, but for the most part was still intact. I stripped down to my underwear and examined myself in the mirror.Up to this point I had tried to stay fit and slim for when my husband would come home from the war and I guess from this point it was just out of habit. I had an average size B-cup breast and you might say an.