On Thursday RJ spoke up "we appear to have everywhere covered except when Holly is working. Does anyone have any ideas on how to monitor her at work?"...RJ I've given this a lot thought. I've checked out several on-line surveillance companies and found several 8 hour digital recorders with AC adapters and extended microphones. But the problem I have with them, other than the cost, is 1) how do we install them in Holly's office, 2) how do we download the recordings to my computer and 3) I'm not. He was looking right at her as she took her step off the L, with a smile that could stop anyone dead in their tracks. His wide, beaming grin was too adorable to ignore and on a chiseled, tan face, made only sexier were his piercing green eyes. She smiled coyly and said hi, almost without making the decision to do so. It was as if he had been waiting for her as he grabbed her face and kissed her a meaningful kiss. How utterly inappropriate and yet…a gorgeous, muscled man wanted her. If she even. Well you and men in general. Don't you get it? The first dinner she cooks for him is a big thing. I mean, what if she messes it up? She wants to make a good impression and she's worried because she doesn't cook very often."I was about to make a chauvinistic comment about all women being able to cook when I remembered the last time I made an assumption about men's and women's roles in society—something about assuming my lady wouldn't be able to help me with a mechanical design problem—and. He looked up at her, and guessed what she was going to say.Sherry said, “I don’t think we’re the kind of people who should date.”“I think you’re right,” Alex said.“I mean, they talk about going outside and watching the stars as something romantic. We did that just the other night.”“I know,” Alex said.“Does stargazing feel romantic to you?” Sherry asked.“Not really. It’s fun to name the constellations and to talk about how the universe was created,” Alex said.Sherry said, “I’m going to do some.