‘Hello Tom, Jack, it is nice to see you too. I would come and chat but I am not dressed for that. Au revoir,’ She said with a smile as she went ba...k into her suite. I took a second to appraise the two gentlemen. They were older than me, in their late fifties but looked very fit. They were dressed in formal evening clothes. The two men smiled at me and said hello as I joined them at the elevator. I could see their eyes roaming over my body, checking me out. It turned me on, I could feel my. Do I have to do anything?” I asked.“Everyone wants to say something, but we’ll try to keep it short so you can get started. Ah, here comes Claudia so we can get started.” I saw PCAD President Claudia Watts headed across the sports field toward us. Bree had a hardhat held out to her as she came to join us. Apparently, Bree was better informed about this than I was. Thank heavens! “Claudia, welcome to SCU,” Haywood said.“Thank you, Preston,” she said. She turned to me. “Tony, I’ve heard great. 5 inches.That’s an exceedingly odd number.Why was that gauge used?Because that’s the way they built them in England, and English expatriates designed the U.S. Railroads.Why did the English build them like that?Because the first rail lines were built by the same people who built the pre-railroad tramways, and that’s the gauge they used.Why did ‘they’ use that gauge then?Because the people who built the tramways used the same jigs and tools that they had used for building wagons, which used that. They were all very active, unlike my lazy family. They always went camping or hiking or did something fun and outdoorsy. I went with them on a couple of trips out in the bush but I'm sure I was just a burden. I really got on with Gina and Janet. I got on with Carl too but he wasn't around as often because of work. He was an airline pilot. I suppose that's why they always took those trips, to spend as much time together as possible.We'd finally made plans to swim and hang out in the new family.