I called him and told Lisa “He’s aiming to get here about three babe – what’s your postcode for his sat nav” She told me and I passed the in...ormation on. “So anything you fancy doing till he gets here” I asked Lisa “Not really – I quite fancy just having a lazy day doing as little as possible for a change” she replied “Suits me” I said “although no doubt something will happen that’ll knacker our plans” As it turned out I was wrong and we spent the day chatting, laughing and generally lounging. I also had on my customary ‘USMC’ cap I almost always wore if I wasn’t working. One of the things I was quickly learning in Georgia was that the weather was extremely changeable. On Mar. 5, it had been 64 degrees and people were wearing short sleeve shirts and shorts. Two days later, we had two inches of snow. Six days after that, it was 67. So you had to take advantage of the nice days. I was learning the truthfulness of a statement I’d heard as soon as I moved to Georgia: ‘If you don’t like. I have a real estate agent coming around in an hour to sign some paperwork. And I am asking one million dollars for my home.”Suzanne stood up offering her hand saying “I buy it for one million dollars but I cannot pay for 15 days is that OK?”Taken back Mrs Jones reached out and shook Suzanne’s hand saying “OK Deal. What do we do from here Helena?”Helena looked at both and said, “Do you have a solicitor?”“No.” they both replied.“Just wait a minute, I’ll step outside to make a phone call!”. The class rooms used to have a light green paint. It was donated to theschool from the surplus left over from a near bye hospital construction.All the kids spent time making fun of it at one point. But that memoryseemed wrong somehow. The rooms were a pleasant shade of blue.Her mind raced spotting other differences, the decorations on the wallsfor example. A display they had which would show news clippings fromvarious periodicals highlighting current events was no longer there.Instead it had.