That situation would only get worse, as the school was going to computerized grading the next year. Thank goodness some fifth grade teacher was going ...o have to be the one to have to come to grips with the school computer.Linda had brought the subject up to her husband, Ryan, once, since he knew more about computers than she did. He hadn't been any help. "It could be worse," he'd said. "Imagine if she got married to someone else with a hyphenated name? I mean, how'd you like to have to deal. Sarah was filled with longing but maintained her control. She needed to keep the upper hand and get her father to the point where he was unable to turn back. "Can I have the towel, Daddy?" she asked in a soft, husky voice.He nodded, mutely and bent to retrieve the towel. He walked toward his daughter. "Would you hold it open for me?" she asked, sweetly.He nodded again, still unable to find words. He held open the plush, honey colored bath towel, and held it between his two arms for Sarah to. We can expect a supply wagon tomorrow. Let’s hope it’s something good.” He said with a smile.“I just hope it’s something better than bullied beef,” Shaun replied.As they ate their meal Sammy remarked that the sand flies had not caught up with them yet. “Give them time laddie. They’ll get here soon enough,” Jack growled Shaun had a good night’s sleep, exhausted from the journey and getting the base organised.The next morning they put the finishing touch to the base. Jack organised a rope winch. Finally, she fell into a light sleep. ??????????? She woke tothe sound of her chattering teeth, to find that all her blankets had beenthrown off the bed again. She sat up and rubbed the sleep out of her eyes. Theclock told her it was only 12:14.She had only been sleeping for a few hours. She got up, picked up her blanketsand layed back down to sleep for the rest of thenight. ??????????? ??????????? The nextmorning, Katie decided to go for a walk to the nearby library. She still didn'treally.