..no wait, since the English language was founded and used by the English-speaking people (obviously), various things have developed. For example, new...words like "foxes" and "boxes" and phrases like "foxes in boxes" (now that's something you don't see every day). New rules for proper grammar and the introduction of early grammar Nazis. And to get to the point, idioms, too. For example, "set in stone". "dead as a doornail". "every Tom, Dick, and Harry".Anyways, the main point of this is, along. The exertion of being up on his feet took it's toll. When he was alone, he did get up from his bed and try to build up his stamina but he was careful to not overdo it or get caught. Margaret got him up again when she brought him his lunch. He sat in the chair to eat. John felt the need for his afternoon nap. It was not drug induced. He had his dinner, sitting up in the chair again. Afterwards, when he was alone, he pretty much stayed in bed and read the magazines that Margaret brought him. ‘Imperfect people, perfect for each other, I guess.’ Simon let her go and paced the room. Connie clutched at her towel but didn’t move. When he stopped and faced her again, she was struck by the intensity in his eyes. ‘Connie, I don’t want to pretend any more. It’s not working.’ Connie nodded. Of course. Emily had been wrong. ‘All right,’ she said, surprised she could speak. ‘I’ll just throw some clothes on and go downstairs. I can sleep on the couch and get up before Mom does. She’ll never. CNN has just obtained footage of thisbattle; this is exclusive and you'll only see it here." Mom! Dad!" Camille quickly hollered through the adjoining room doorwhile noticing me standing and watching.The footage started with a view panning around the buildings nearbyand some of the bright signs down one of the nearby roads. The personhad just reached a view of where you could see the statue, but not theice rink, when the explosion happened and you could see the personfall to the ground..