Me, I have been used a measly seven times. Probably should have been used more but you forget all about me. Sometimes you go back and insert me later....You know just an afterthought."“Sorry.”"Yes, well sorry won't work this time." I am sorry Comma. I really would like to use you more, honestly. If only I had paid attention in English Language classes, then I would have known when to use you and when not too."“See, you did it again, went back and inserted me in that last sentence.”"Sorry, sorry,. The northwesternslope is crowned with a series of interconnected bluffs ranging inheight from five to sixty-five feet; below them, this slope is mostlygentle and smooth. The southeastern slope is steep and heavilyforested; with the exception of the Inn's access road, which descendsfrom the ridge crest in a series of long, slow switchbacks, this slopehas few paths or roads used by humans. A small stream has cut a ravinealong the base of the valley splitting it along its length and ends in. Will you phone 'round?" Sure." She looked down. "I love how he reacts to your voice." He reacts to my voice?" There he goes again. Now he's looking at me 'cause he knows my voice, too. Don't you, sweetie?"Patrick didn't answer, I'm happy to say."The book says that around two months we can expect him to smile, laugh and make noises, lift his head and chest up while lying on his stomach, turn toward sounds, and to follow us around with his eyes. He certainly smiles and gurgles and he turns toward. "I'm Jay," he said, extending a close fist, as had become the customary COVID greeting.She pulled her mask down as well, revealing a cute little button nose, and a thin mouth. When she smiled, she revealed a cute grin, with a couple of front teeth that were just a bit too prominent. Not bad teeth, just teeth that had probably not had the benefit of braces, if her parents had been a little wealthier."Hi- I'm Sam," she replied, looking at Jay, then looking down, like she was a bit embarrassed to.