Things had eased up a little. She could go out with her friends, but her father still kept strict control of the money she earned at Mo's Deli. She si...ply could not afford to buy the clothes, the make-up and all the other things considered necessary in a young girl's life.She had known Mo' all her life. He had been good to her family. She liked working for him. He took a paternal interest in her, making sure she got home safely, often staying and chatting to her family. He was a kind man and. I'd tried doing all sorts of exercises to firmup my abdomen but none of them seemed to have any effect. When I look atmy profile in the mirror I can see that I have this slightly roundedtummy that swells out maybe an inch or so. At my last physical I kind ofstammered around and finally asked the doctor when I could expect todevelop a more normal chest and tummy. He smiled and assured me that mydevelopment wasn't abnormal but that I just had a very slight case ofgynecomastia and a little extra. He did fund a lot of the gangs operations, it seemed, as the conversations involved Serna asking about payment at least as often as they involved 'Iron Man' asking about some project or another.Through the course of the transcriptions, 'Iron Man', or el hombre de hierro, as it was said in Spanish, got shortened to Hierro, which I eventually began shortening it in my head also. I instructed net to shorten it that way in the transcriptions from now on, capitalizing it to make sure it wasn't. I tried being a vegetarian but didn’t make it. I like a good steak once in a while.” “I grew up on a farm and we ate meat, but when I was a teen decided I didn’t like the idea of eating an animal.” “I understand, but maybe you can answer a question.” “What,” she asked, sipping her coffee, looking at me over the rim of her mug. “Well, I know that people who eat only vegetables are called vegetarians, but I can’t figure out why cannibals, who eat humans, are not called humanitarians.” She almost.