We got to the camp and then everyone split up to do jobs such as tents and food me and fred got paired and we had to go wood collecting for the massiv... fire we were going to have that night. So i waited until we were quite a way from the rest of the group and we started talking you know random chit chat about are friends and stuff and then i said to him " I think i might be gay can you help me find out " and he said " umm i dont know what would we do " so i told him just kissing so then he said. It'll be a few hours 'til he comes home."Sean said, "Thank you, Mrs. Albert. We'll talk to Mr. Albert, later. Right now, we'd just like to talk to Joey." Very well, Mr. Murphy. You gentlemen please sit in the parlor an' I'll call Joey. He's workin' in the barn."Mrs. Albert returned with Joey and introduced him. They sat down and Sean started the questioning of Joey, "Joey, we need to hear every little bit of information ya kin give us, even ifen ya don't think it's important. So I need ya to. I took it from the shelf, found myself a table, and settled down to read. It was after lunch when I emerged from skimming and browsing. I never got to the 1864 war.That was what Jim had been talking about. Gillespie's murder was a way for me to avoid doing any "real" (= scholarly) work. In fact, I guess that even agreeing to serve on that SDSU committee was work-avoidance. One could, after all, weasel out of everything. Serving on committees -- both at one's own institution and as an "outsider". He's the most loving man I've ever met, but he's imposing when you see him." How did you two meet?" A girl friend introduced us at a neighborhood block party. In fact, now that I'm thinking about it, she used to date your brother David. That was a long time ago and long before he got married. I think she was a bit too aggressive and on the wild side for him. But she finally found just the man for her and settled down." It's a small world, I suppose. I've not met any of David's earlier love.