No matter what the subject of the debate, Cicero had always opened his speeches with "Carthage must be destroyed!" Mrs. Heartly ignored the irony of h...r source and always opened her speeches at the school board meetings with "There must be zero-tolerance for fighting in our schools." Well, she finally got her way, just as Cicero had with the Punic Wars.Anyway, Joe Anderson, the chairman of the board called the emergency meeting to order and outlined the problem. Mr. Anderson had the good sense. “Damn if he ain’t got another looker with him. What is it with this guy, he some kind of polygamist or something? Lucky bastard.”I grinned as the girls handed me the kids, each kissing me. We were on the way to the store they loved so much, when Carrie dropped behind with me. “Why do you always walk behind us honey?”I kissed her briefly before answering. “Because as beautiful as you both are, if I walk behind you I get to watch two world class bottoms sway in a soundless symphony of beauty and. Mom has breakfast cooking." Wow," Jake whispered, shaking his head in awe, a powerful sense of déjà vu sweeping over him. He had heard those words in this bed from that man hundreds of times in the past, usually on Sunday mornings when he was a child. The smells were even the same — the odor of bacon frying, bread toasting, coffee brewing. From outside the window above his head he could hear the chirping of birds and the rustling of branches from the old elm tree as they blew in the gentle. As promised, there were two nice mini refrigerators and a brand new sectional sofa that matched the blue carpet nearly perfectly. There was a television set on an elevated wall stand. I didn't question them about the antenna they said they had up on the roof of the building, but, judging by the number of channels we were getting, and the box that unscrambled programming, that came with the TV, I had to guess it was either a satellite system, or some kind of a cable feed.Ellen and Edith loved.