You guys were awesome!” one of the player’s moms said as she stepped up into the bleacher seats.“Are you gonna play a few more songs before the ...hampionship game?” the original dad asked as he sat down beside his wife.“We were kinda planning on it,” Shania replied with a smile.“Great! We enjoyed your show at the Fair,” the lady’s husband said.I looked at Shania after the Stratford folks got situated in the bleachers and said, “I heard you modified that, Here’s a Quarter song. Want to play it. No matter how flawed it may have seemed, every thought she had was coloured by her experience. She was beginning to see things differently."Good night, Sir," she whispered, saving the picture and switching off her machine.Perhaps 'submissiveness' was androgenous, Elaine thought, slipping between the sheets.Her eyelids felt heavy.She slept well.Most of the Elaine's spare time on Tuesday was spent trying to finish the first draft of her term paper for Philosophy 301. She was determined to write. "Just keep the noise level down, don't get her too excited, she needs to rest."I relaxed almost completely, happy that I would get to see my princess. The three of us walked slowly down the hospital halls, none of us wanting to see what condition Aelita lay in. I opened the door slowly and almost wished I hadn't. Aelita lay in the bed, curled up under the covers watching TV. Her face was paler than usual, and she was surrounded by tubes and wires. Despite all this, however, she still smiled. I was popping it back in when I looked up to see John and another player coming our way. I smiled at John but he did not smile back. Janet, what are you guys doing here? John asked. Gina spoke up before I did and she replied, Leave her be cousin I wanted to see what you were practicing on the field, as she flashed him a big smile. Sorry John we should not have come, I said. Its OK Janet, we only have one more drill to go but dont yell at me again please, John replied. About that time a.