And I know you don't either. So let's just enjoy what we can."I was really impressed with her, yet again. That was a very mature attitude to take, and...if I was brutally honest with myself, probably far more mature and grown-up than I was."Okay, Jen, I promise I'll do my best for you! Like you, I'm not going to risk Mum and Dad catching us, but tell me when you are ready." Thanks, Jon, that means a lot to me!"She leant over and kissed me on the cheek, I started the engine, and we went home.Mum. She shook her head, trying to play innocent.“Of course not, Jeremy … I love you.” She said, giving me the best puppy-dog eyes she could. Deep down, I knew she’d never use me for something like that, and as usual, that look worked.“… Let me leave, we’re gonna be late for Homeroom.” I said, trying to get around her – Instead, she grabbed my wrist and pulled me into the doorway behind us. Don’t tell me we have homeroom together this year …“Surprise …” She said, leaning in and whispering into my. I decided to mention this to one of the medically-oriented people at our church, and ask if I really should worry about this, or if it was just another little sign that like the old wooden floors at our new home, I was just getting a bit older and a bit more creaky myself too. I had spoken with the wife of a dentist at church prior to the start of church services, who was a General Practitioner herself, and related my symptoms. Her words at the time were: ‘Go to the E.R. and get checked out. Go. It was good to drive the car and to see his property.On Tuesday Janet and Julie called Helena and asked for a lunch appointment. There they spoke about the Vanuatu clinic. They have found a medical Clinic that does help the islanders and infact they do have some old mining medical units in Australia and are looking for funds to transport them to Vanuatu. They have been quoted around $200 k for transport. They are willing to set up some of the units in the leprosy island for a clinic if they can.