"She nodded and I switched channels. The Weather Channel person was detailing how a low-pressure system that had "barreled up" the Atlantic Coast over...yesterday. There was speculation that it was caused by the explosion and resulting earthquake and tsunami.While listening to CNN, we heard the first reference to March 17, 2011, as the Day. The Weather Channel used the same description in its broadcast. I flipped back to CNN. We caught a notice that the President would speak to the nation in an. I will need some time to assimilate the implications, but I can assure you Colin will not be exposed to anything like that ever again. It will not be possible."This was as close as he could come to saying - without involving the union rep - that Maud Pettersen would be removed from her class-teacher duties so George let him off the hook. "Excellent principal Engelhart." he said. "I'll hold you to that." He got up and left without so much as a nod to either of them.When the door had closed. Ready. They know the rules. You can do this.”She nodded.“Ooh, they’re gonna fuck the behemoth out of you.”She managed to chuckle at that while touching her eyelashes.“Carl’s going to be there,” he said.“Your boss?” she said. “Great.”He nodded and looked nervous. “Accommodate him, okay.” Then he looked over at her with an excited grin. “You ready?”He reached over and grabbed her hand.She exhaled and stared at the traffic light turning green. “Bring it on, bitches!”Peter threw his head back and. He had finished saying his goodbyes to the wonderful White family and on doing so had realised he would miss them more than he thought. Then he had met his three friends at their hotel and had gone to one final closing seminar before sharing a long lunch with them as well as a taxi to the airport. And now here he was thinking about what might or might not be waiting for him on his return to Melbourne.Finally he decided not to worry about it and just let the cards fall where they may and hope.