.. Grandma, the guy is a perfect gentleman. Except he LIKES me." How is liking you an exception?" I ... Poor choice of words. He IS a perfect gentlema.... And when we're done with homework, we drink a cold drink or some lemonade and listen to music or watch TV. Grandma, If he was trying to get in a sixteen year old's pants, don't you think he'd've made a move by now? He's ha dplenty of opportunity." And he hasn't," Grandma said."Not even the tiniest suggestive comment. Nothing. All he does is. Only a few still remained, the rest gone to brown stems. I think the disappointment showed on my face as I said, “Looks like the asters are gone.”Mom touched my arm. “Nothing lasts forever. As you have heard, ‘For everything there is a season.’ Just remember the good things will come back again. Enjoy them whenever you can.”My dad smiled and added the often repeated verse,“Asters in SeptemberFrost before the snows flyViolets in the springtimeDaisies in July”I smiled then and said, “Yes. Daisies. It is something they'll always remember. One other thing I found in the files was a list of American names. I recognized one of them and then started looking up the rest. They're all Senators or Congressmen. >>>>This is very strange, Hak. Send me all the files you've managed to decrypt, and I'll have Linda take a look at them. Maybe she can make something of them. I think we may be on to something here about the hundredth anniversary of Hiroshima. >> Al was very thoughtful as he turned to. Landing hard against it, a savage bite delays attack while a swift leap sends it off to another branch. The figure moves forward inches, soon to be hit by a dozen arrows. Mortally wounded, it slowly falls forward and crashes down to the ground with a meaty, bone breaking THUNK.The drums stop.----------------------------------------------------------She whirled upon the youthful lad running right at her. He came on with a grin of purest mischief, or devilry, they all look much the same to her on.