I appreciate being told,” I replied, adding, “It’s been too long, and damn.” Nodding toward the trollop, making him chuckle again.“My friend... call me Billy, I don’t think I’ve seen you before did you just join?” He said.“Most of mine call me Rob, and no, I’m usually here in the morning. I joined a few months ago,” I replied, adding, “I only look like I’ve never seen a gym.”“I didn’t mean that. You look rather fit for a man your age, Rob,” he replied.My turn to start chuckling. “So, now I’m old. "You don't have to. Let's just enjoy what this day has to offer for us."He lifted a glass of sparkling water and offered a toast. "To thepossibilities of the day."Ivey clinked her glass of soda to his and smiled.They worked on finishing their breakfast, falling into easy conversationonce the awkward talk was behind them. Ivey relaxed, comforted mentallyand emotionally with their discussion and laughed easily at Rick's jokesand told some off color ones of her own. They seemed to surprise. We clear it by millimeters! Safely airborne! The sweat is rolling off my forehead into my eyes. Maggie wipes it with a perfumed hankie. I want to gag, but at least I can see. Tahiti is closer, besides, we have a date to grovel with an idol - maybe there is an island priest who can help?"See, I told you my husband is the best fuckin' pilot in the world!" Maggie says proudly. Then "Phew! Mr. Dodge - why don't you use the bathroom in the back, and change and get rid of your underwear."With as much. We had always been close, and we knew our parents would be happier knowing I was looking out for Robert, not that he needed my help. Robert loved the place and fitted right in.Unlike Robert, Phil and I found we had to work twice as hard to be accepted by the other blokes. They seemed to find us a little intimidating for some reason. I guess they just weren’t as fit as we were and didn’t like it that Phil and I breezed through PT.We would often go for a run in the afternoons as well. Phil said.