She has family near the Church Camp, so it just makes sense," I said.You need to sell the tea company and move with her, or you need to let her go," I...said. "Hell you could probably get a million bucks for it." And that farm of yours is worth five million. You turned that 50,000 'potalot' into two million in two years. That's a good return on your money," Bart said sarcastically."Prick, you completely omitted that I bought that farm, built the greenhouse and made other improvements to the. "Wanna pay for me?" block, punch, jump."Well that's what I was thinking, I've got plenty of vacation time coming, and I thought a week in Key West would be cool, but I need someone to go with," kick, kick, punch."You know I can't afford it, dude," punch, flip, power punch."True enough, but without any acting jobs, you have the free time, and I'd be willing to foot the bill," jump, duck, kick."Sounds great Bill, but it also seems from the sound of your voice that there's going to be a condition. He watched a moment as the girls walked toward the gate, but theconstruction activity grabbed his attention. He couldn't help himself -he'd spent the last two summers doing heavy construction work to helppay for his college, so he was naturally curious. In a brief survey ofthe site, he deduced that the crew was doing the dirt-work for anaddition to the park. It didn't look like a big job as constructionjobs went. Still, since he hadn't been able to find a construction jobso far this summer,. We went for a walk along the cliff to dry off. He was suddenly alert and dashed off to the side and I set up two rabbits. He soon he trotted back pleased to have caught one. He dropped it at my feet. ‘Good Dog another free meal!’ He liked rabbits better skinned and gutted and he loved to use me to set them up for him to catch them. There seemed to be a never ending supply on the fringe of the forest that clung to the gullies along the cliffs and the heath land on the flat exposed plateau above..