"Leif Eriksson stood on a bale of wool and raised his voice to carry to the back of the crowd gathered in front of him."As many of you know, I plan an...ther voyage. I have bought a knarr from Biarni Heriulfson - that same knarr that Biarni sailed beyond where the sun sets to a strange land. It is in my mind to see that place and harvest some of the timber Biarni saw growing in plenty. Are there men among you who would voyage with me?"The crowd murmured and a few questions were shouted. Leif. "Yeah," Josh replied. "Let's go out to my sister's house. Maybe we can get my brother-in-law to turn his telescope on the moon." That's a great idea," Danny said. "I don't know why we haven't thought of that before." He turned to Marsha, but said loud enough for Amy to hear, "His brother-in-law has got this great big telescope, in his own observatory. It's real neat." Well, I suppose it beats playing cards," Marsha said, not too thrilled."Maybe he'll be out with his dogs, too," Josh said. "That. Since I had a reservation I saw no need to con them. I was about ten tables away but well within striking distance. I wasn't expecting a hit in such an upscale restaurant which in and of itself made it the ideal spot for one.Jing ate her dinner alone and seemed to enjoy it. She had a few things to say to the waiter. I couldn't hear her."Wilson do we have Jing on the Gps?" I asked."No you need to plant another the original one is still in the hotel." Wilson advised me."She isn't wearing anything. My hand reaches out to smooth them, I pull your head closer to mine, my lips brushing up against your ear. Whispering sweet nothings, barely distinguishable from the breeze blowing around us, as my fingers caress your cheek, running along your jaw. My words merely echoing the desire my body lets you know I feel. Our lips meet, oh what a sweet kiss, so soft and gentle, time seems to stand still, my heart pounding, keeping time with the blaring fog horn down below. My tongue teasing along your.