This narrative, which he had been spouting since his college days in the late ‘70s (he was a year younger than me) fed directly into Ronald Reagan�...s worldview - ”Government is not a solution to our problem, government is the problem!” In many ways, he was an interesting man, and unlike what some said, was not a radical bomb thrower. The problem was that the world was a lot more complicated than he made it out to be. There is a saying that for every serious problem there is a solution that is. It has been such a long time..." "Yes, my pet," Lynx purred, "far too long in fact. I fear you may have forgotten much that I taught you those six decades ago." Frelic blinked in confusion, "Six decades, m'lady? But, it has only been two years since..." She shushed him by placing a finger to his lips, "For you, it has been a mere two years, but have you forgotten the time differential between the Mortal and Immortal Realms?" Frelic nodded as he recalled, "Ah yes, m'lady. 'Tis thirty to one,. .. those skills have been lost here in Skyrim for generations.”“Glad to teach and share what I know. In any event, I’ll need it, that’s for certain. Speaking of needing it ... will the two of you be spending the night with us tonight?”Adrianne frowned. “I was planning on it. Is there a reason why not?”“No. Just ... well, you know what I’m doing tomorrow. I just didn’t want to appear needy or uncertain.”“Martina, we love you. No matter what happens.”There wasn’t much else I could say to that. I. " I know," Andy grumbled. He felt his phone shake in his hand and saw Evan's number. That put an end to the discussion – even though Regan was correct on every point. She wasn't trying to tell him anything he hadn't considered during the hectic week before.As Andy talked to Evan, Regan decided that there was no use in trying to beat a dead horse. Andy would have to come to understand the reality on his own. Nothing she could say or do would push him to accept something he obviously wasn't ready.