"Yougonna come 'n' hear me?"Paul shook his head. "I wish I could. Dan put us on extra shiftsbecause of the carnival. Tor's over at the church groun...s tonight, andI'll be there all tomorrow night. I have Tuesday off, though." Tuesday, then. I got a new song I wanna sing for you, something NickVarrick sent me?" He did, did he? Do I have a rival?"Jessie gave him a quick peck on the cheek. "Nick's a good-looking man,but you got something I like more." She reached down and gentlystroked the. He said, "When we get back home, maybe you can make a list of the flavors that you like, and what flavors you don't like. Okay?" "Yeah, sure!" she said. Then they returned home and he got to work with drill and power saw. She helped him saw and drill and build, and by evening they had what looked like a 2x2 foot wooden box with an oval hole on top, mounted on one end of a 2x4 foot wooden sheet of plywood on the floor. That evening, she helped him carry the base upstairs from his. ” Tink watched the chiseled man work. He nailed two boards to the floor under and parallel to her bunk. Each board was perhaps five centimeters high, twenty centimeters wide and just short of two meters long. Then, he nailed in two shorter pieces, essentially forming a narrow box beneath her bunk. On the floor towards the top part of her bed, he nailed two iron runners forming a ramp just over two centimeters high. Next, he attached a hinged contraption to the foot of her bed, a contraption. Dave quickly stepped in and told the two roughnecks to back off and leave the young man alone. He was very pleased, though, when Peter stood and backed him up. The two guys realised that it wasn't worth fighting the three of them and walked away muttering "oh we were only having a bit of fun."The young man thanked them, but they finished their drinks and left, continuing on via Emu Park and Roslyn Bay to Yeppoon, where they set up camp for the night. Dave thought that this short drive, which.