If history was going to say anything about him, here, he didn't want it to be all about inventing devices to kill people more efficiently. As his wive... often reminded him, he was an engineer. That, along with the skills and memories contributed by Carrie and Vicky, could make life here a lot more enjoyable.Electricity came to mind, first. Hydroelectric power was more than feasible, and so was wind. Medicine was even more important. All of the old illnesses were common, here. Polio, smallpox,. More shopping, but not today! I laughed at myself as I drove back home. I stopped at the subway on the corner first and grabbed a foot long. I said no to the meal option, as I had drinks and fresh fruit at home to help wash the sandwich down.It took me about twenty minutes in the garage to get the ski rack mounted properly and the spare tire back in its place. There were actually two racks, one on each side of the spare, and they were adjustable enough to use with water boards, snowboards and. “Good morning,” I said. “How are you this morning?”“Not bad,” she said, “Thank God it’s Saturday! How about you?”“Not one of my better days,” I told her, “I’m having a flare.”“Did you take your meds?” she asked, reaching for a brownie.“Yes, Mom,” I laughed. She smiled at that, and took a bite.She chewed a second, and said “These are spiked, aren’t they?”I said yes, and said I thought I was going to need it today.She said, “Well, it’s a good thing I don’t need to be anywhere today!”I smiled, and. Chuck looked at both of them with a funny smile and said, "Have you two enjoyed roaming around in my head while I a sleep? I can tell you've been there. You've left your footprints."Mercy and Lisa gasped and Lisa said, "Footprints, really, in your head?"Chuck laughed and said, "I can tell you've been there as you leave all the doors open. Hope you didn't find anything that upset you."Lisa grabbed Chuck's head and kissed him, and said, "Every time you let me in to see more of you, I love you.