Then you can use the crutches the rest of the way."I just grunted at that. It was a stupid rule.Mom finished signing the papers and handed them back t... the nurse. She took them and started to leave."Just hit the call button when you're ready," she said.I watched her leave, waited two seconds, then hit the call button. She poked her head in a second later."I'm ready," I said, somewhat huffily.The smile almost slipped from her face. "Well, OK, then. I'll get the wheelchair."She was gone again and. ..I put that weird medallion on." The medallion?" That Tinkerbell medallion--you remember! My good luck charm'! Ha! And I remember now--it gave me a little zap when I hugged you! It's the medallion that did this! I'd bet you a million dollars!"They raced back to the dining room. "Which one was it?" asked Valerie frantically. "There's got to be a dozen necklaces here!" This one!" said Barry triumphantly. "This stupid thing! All right now, let me put it on..." He placed the medallion. 5/9(ooops i just did)in the eye candy department.We had a great weekend,although it was plutonic and nothing happenedAbout a month later,Tammy decided to return my visit,and in that month of calls we joked and laughed with a little bit of that old school yard flirting,so picking her up at the airport she was hard to miss and as i write i still have such a vivid image of her walking towards me light blue heels in a pair of white jeans in which she looked like she had just been poured into them,. I was just a bit jumpy when I thoughtyou were denigrating her."He seemed appeased by her words. Or perhaps it was her warm smile andgentle apologetic touch that accompanied her humble concession."Thank you too," she continued. "For saying I?m pretty. Even though Iprobably look like I?ve scrambled through a brambly hedge afteroperating all day." What?" Josh looked completely baffled."It?s just something my mother used to say," Rose explained.It lead her to wonder though. Does he really think.