I have no intention of ever stopping either!" I'm glad to hear it." Then I thought of an interesting detail and had to check it, "Julia, do you really...have a vibrator?" Oh yes. I LOVE my vibrator. I don't know how I could survive the nights you aren't here without it. The next week or two especially, so I'd better get Mom to buy more batteries next time she does the shopping."Carol said, "I REALLY need to get one too. It's going to be terribly frustrating living in the same house as Mark. She looked across the table at Harry and said, “Harry, would you like to come with me for a minute?”“That’s a good idea. We’ll leave so that Ted can say some more mushy stuff to Amy,” Harry joked as he rose from his chair.Ted and Amy laughed at the parting shot. Turning his attention back to Amy, Ted said, “I like your dress.”“I bought it just for this date. I was afraid that it was a little fancy for a bowling date, but I liked it,” Amy said.Lisa dragged Harry across the carnival grounds. As Rajiv had assured her it would go; so had it gone. Her ?Master’s? already inflated ego -puffed up further every time she addressed him in such a way- setting him up for what would come later.Back in the moment, though, the man himself wondered what his servant would think of her: ?Worthy? Master, were she to divine, somehow, the contents of his dreams. Acknowledging thanks as he did so -to whomever atheists acknowledged such things- that mind reading was not included in her seemingly endless. ” he said.By this time, all the commotion was beginning to be noticed. Most people at the tables seated around us were all looking in our direction. The young boy returned quickly, a permanent marker in his hand, offering it to me.“Do you want me to sign with my college number, or my new number in San Diego?” I asked.“Ummmm ... the new number, I guess.” he said, smiling weakly.I quickly signed the standard autograph wishing him good luck, my name and new number with San Diego. He thanked me and.