Jimmy Logan tapped my leg under the desk, passing a note. I unfolded it, ‘You’re beautiful!’ I looked to the other side of the room, Rich Roebuc... gesticulated, pointing to Connie. Simultaneously, Jimmy hissed, ‘Pass it on’, with a ventriloquist face. I passed it on. Connie read the note, gave Roebuck a beautiful smile, passed a reply back and broke my heart. I told her at break that Roebuck was a bully. Connie was angry, apparently Rich was a ‘dreamboat’ and I was ‘jealous’. They became an item. I work for Jason Ardler. I am here to report." Can you read me?" Tom asked."Give me your hand." He did so. I held it and closed my eyes. "You need not worry about your family. Your cousin will be fine. You and I need to talk about legal matters. Don't fear me. I will not have you, nor any of your group, jailed." I turned to Fred. "Do you want to test me?"Fred was not happy. "No, boss. I believe you. I don' wanna find out nuttin'." Ted, you OK?" Yes, Patrick. I'm curious, though." Fred?" Yes,. It was just a matter of removing the manure, the dirty straw, and laying fresh straw after cleaning up the floor.The most physically demanding part of the job, was pushing the wheelbarrow filled with manure and dirty hay out to the compost pits. The bar and chain made that a much more difficult task than it would have normally been.The one thing that struck him the most about the job, was that horses were big animals. They scared him. He couldn’t pick one up, and put it where he wanted it.. One of Ari Fleischer’s jobs was to let the world know who I was.The CBS interview would take place in the Map Room, which was on the ground floor of the Residence just off the main reception area. From what I understood, it was named that because FDR used it to track the progress of World War II on maps. It hadn’t been used for maps since then and was now just one more of the innumerable cul-de-sacs around the joint. I wandered by on Sunday afternoon and found a few CBS technicians and White.