Everybody keeps track of their birthdays on both planets. This way, you get two birthdays every year! Most years, anyway..." Ha!" laughed Lynda nervou...ly, and she continued to stare at Marcus.Marcus returned her gaze, trying to smile. "Lynda... What?" Huh? Oh! I was staring. Sorry! I was born in 2009. I've never met anybody who was really younger than I am, until today. This feels so strange."Marcus nodded, and he glanced at his mother Amy. "My mom was born in 2009 too... It's hard for me to. Maybe he was thinking the same thing she was. Maybe he was trying to decide whether he wanted to ask her out. Or maybe she was just reading too much into it. It could be that he just noticed her stealing glances, and wondered what that meant.When the instructor began to wind down her lecture, most of the students started putting away their books and notes. Lissa closed up her notebook and stuffed it into her backpack. She packed light; all of her classes today were of the type that didn't. We like hanging with her.”Upon returning home with the whole Go5, we quickly ransacked my clothing, as I made decisions on what to toss and what to keep. Heather had dibs on anything that I opted to toss, and she pulled quite a few items aside. We also pulled a few things that we thought Civia might like. On the way to Second Chance Wear with the stuff that I decided to jettison, I told Dad about the plans for Civia staying over. He agreed to drive me or us to get her next Thursday morning.At. Nothing happened so I threw another pebble and hit her window once again. I waited this time and when I saw a shadow across her curtains I bolted for the shadows. I could see Lisa as she moved her curtains and looked outside searching for what caused the sound on her window. From the darkness I called her name hoping she would be the only one to hear my voice. She obviously didn’t hear me and closed her curtains. I repeated this one more time, again calling her name from the shadows a.