." I looked at Ashley and Meera who nodded, "and Miss Marne and Miss Jalali will be happy for you to take pictures; print them and we will sign them p...rsonally to you and your colleagues. How does that sound?"Shirley nodded. "Thank you Mr. Leigh, Miss Marne." She looked sheepishly towards Meera. "I am sorry I don't know of you." You wouldn't." Replied Meera with a smile. "Not unless you watch a lot of Indian films."I made the introductions. "Here is an actress you will hear much about in the. We’ll need to take some rope up to see if we can tie the boat off to a tree or something.”“Cool!” she said. Then she glanced over at the other side of the family room, where Jack was watching the TV. She lowered her voice and whispered, “When do you think we can go out and be alone? I have really missed you.” She squirmed around a bit on my lap, which made me a little crazy. “I really want to be alone with you!” She finished that with a flick of her tongue against my neck.I was ready to kick. Although it hardly slips off the tongue, I think it does everything we'd need a name to do for us. Although I take exception to the idea that Becky may isolate and document it before I do," she added with a little edge to her voice."You know, speaking of names, how about we change what we call the Watchers," Shani suggested. "Every time someone says it, I see Natalie wince." What's wrong with Watchers?" Alex asked, clearly surprised to hear anyone had an objection to it."Well, frankly it's a. ." Well you're an adult now," I tease, giving Sarah a playful squeeze."Surely that means you can do whatever you want?" Heh, if only..." Sarah sighs. Sure enough, we spend the rest of the dayat home, Sarah alternating between coursework and her latest masterpiecefor her web store- though she does take some time out to work on aspecial dress for the baby girl who will soon be her goddaughter! Eventhough we haven't gone anywhere all day, we're still tired when we climbinto bed at 10pm- though not.