This isn't my first rodeo. It might have been a while, but I know how to work undercover. (knock on the door) I have to run. I have to pay my roofing ...ontractor. I'll stay in touch.Eddie went outside to check out the roof. Just before he climbed onto the roof to inspect it, he tried to work out the story line for the intrigue in which he found himself at the moment. He gave up and just spit on the ground and muttered, "Politicians".After he climbed the ladder he walked all over the roof. Only. ...” I turned and saw the woman for the first time, great body, nice face but oooooooold (at least for me, she was late thirties, early forties). I followed the joke and replied “so can’t I, that’s why I will start looking for another” When I turned around to leave, she seems to have lost the interest in making a phone call, because she started walking next to me. She started talking about what a nice day it was, and startled me asking what I was going to do with my lonely Friday afternoon. I. " She replied.Agatha brought the coffee and started to leave, but Darren called her back."Please stay, Agatha." Darren told her. "We may have further need of your services."Darren sipped loudly at the black, bitter brew. He had insisted that his staff learn to make decent coffee, and while it wasn't quite as strong as she had become accustomed to in her travels, Althea nodded her own approval as she took a somewhat less noisy sip from her own cup."Pardon my manners, Ms. Resnick." Darren said as. .. or rather, I'm not..." KATHY!!!!!"Kathy and Tim jerked apart as Julie raced towards them."Mom said I could help you with the backyard. Can I help? Can I? Can I? Can I?" Of course you can, Julie!"Jolted back to reality, Kathy thanked her lucky stars that she hadn't gone through with her confession. What was I doing? Kathy thought to herself."Okay, everyone," she continued, out loud. "We need to get this yard back into shape. The pool men are going to be here on Monday to start work. So, let's.