Both of you understand me and I am forever grateful for that.” she said as she hugged me and then kissed me.Linda came back up topside with a bottle...of OJ and some buttered toast for us to have for breakfast. Marica got up and excused herself to go take a shower to rinse off the salt water before eating. Linda sat down next to me with the plate and OJ and asked me what I had told Marica.I told her what we talked about and how in the future hoped the three of us would meet up again when we all. We played cards, or rather a multiple deck version of "War." It's funny to have so many in the game. It took a long time to get completely around the table to everyone. It also took forever for someone to win.We also played with about ten sets of checker games. Some of the older kids organized a game of monopoly with Frieda and Nancy, while Lisa and Judy were playing some video games with some others. As it got later, we had a snack and put in a Disney movie.The kids all settled down on the. The sound continued to get louder; I looked out in front of me and into the bright moonlit sky. You could see everything tonight, all the stars; it was like a lightshow…but still, nothing.I began to think I was crazy…I shoved my finger in my ear and dug around, trying to see if there was something stuck in there. I looked around, still not finding the source of the noise…I looked up, down, left right…nothing. I looked back, turning around the house…what I saw…I will never forget…Out in the. ." and burst into tears again.Deborah put an arm round her shoulders but said nothing. Sharon dug in her pocket, pulled out a handkerchief and blew her nose loudly."It's only going to be a small wedding so you don't need a matron of honour. You have Annette to be your bridesmaid and that's quite enough. You're restricting yourself to family and even if you needed a matron of honour I'd be treading on people's toes. No, Deborah, but thank you ever so much for asking me. I'm deeply touched." But,.