I asked if there was any other room the had and he told me they were booked solid. Kelly burst into tears again! I thought to myself this girl cries a...lot!So I took Kelly aside and asked if she was a crazed serial killer. The sheer stupidity of the question was obvious, but it distracted her long enough to stop the flow of tears. Then I told her that if she wasn’t a serial killer she could have the bed in my room and that I’d sleep in the reclining chair or the sofa in the room. I didn’t care. Everyone was given a pile and groans greeted the cards. The only one smiling now was Lois. Grinning she laid out her cards followed by Lana who had achieved her first phase. "Dear lord," Lucy chuckled. "What?" the two girls asked. Chloe looked over their cards wondering what Lucy was going on about. "It?s my turn. You can only lay down on your turn, so your phases don?t count yet," she smiled sweetly, "but thanks for letting every body see what phase you?re going for." Lana grimaced while Lois. Com/store/user/194494/T1324086611174d2591825dcf5c09c2c1f0776ed7806c.jpg LETS BEGIN! —————————————————————————————————————————————————– Mommy?! Daddy?! I yell running through our home towards my parents bedroom. Mommy! I cry through the empty rooms. I throw open my parents bedroom door and fall to the grassy floor. Mommy? Daddy? I walk on my hands and knees to the bloody figures that were my parents. I hear a low growl from somewhere in the room but I was too shock to acknowledge it. I can hear. “And this lovely creature here...” He paused, a grin widening on his face. "...in case you didn't recognize her without the towel..." He angled a thumb toward his roommate, “... is Charlene.” The guys thought the towel reference was hilarious - Charlene did not.It was still early in the day and there was no rush to get to the beach. Charlene chatted nervously with the three visitors, still slightly miffed over the remark Tommy had made about the towel business. Fortunately, no mention was made.