He ate his smuggled empanadillas and drank his gatorade as he visually scanned the planet. He saw what may be the only piece of land not frozen over c...mpletely at what may be the planets equator. He lowered his orbit enough to see it was a mountain with what looked like a building on top. A frozen lake surrounded the building. He aimed his antenna to it and began to jabber and sing for an entire orbit, he had realized he was going to die there. His ships life support system read it would keep. Driving around the airport for twenty minutes is fun; I finally locate a parking space. It did not bode well and wouldn't you know it, my parking space is at the wrong end of the airport. What else will go wrong? Finally, I arrive at the correct gate then check with the clerk; the flight is on time and should be landing in ten minutes.Sitting on one of those uncomfortable benches I wait. The time is put to good use, running the trip through my mind, checking everything at least twice. All seems. And yes, your mother knows about this so just relax and focus on what is happening.”Molly got up and hugged her grandma, “It’s more than I expected but as I said, I believe I’m ready. I guess I would only know for sure when I get in the situation and I’m glad that I will always have the option to say no if I’m not.”After going home to change into clothes suitable for a night out, and for once not packing night clothes to stay over with Grandma, Molly hugged her mother and returned. Grandma. Mira says something not kind under her nose, moving her pony tail on her back."A one-hundred-and-eight-years-old woman, and still acts like a teenager that thinks only with what she has in her in pants. I'm right, am I not, Khala?"The half-elf didn't respond, too busy studing the maps and scrolls on the table. Her bowl with soup of fish and carrots was getting cold."And why I should I care? A woman is as old as she feels. And you, my dear, act like an old teacher from the academy, who remembers.