Some decisive action may be necessary to stem the aggressiveness of the dogs but planning would be critical. And numbers. Right now, there wasn’t th... numbers to off-set the dogs.After our last visit with the gorillas, we decide it is time to meet and communicate with the Native People and their leaders. We’ve had the same initial introduction as with the gorillas. That being battle. Although, the gorillas have been more effective in fighting than I have noticed out of the Native People. I. We got along well. She was chatty and laughed a lot. I was about 41 at the time and guessed she was about the same. Turns out, she was two years older. The picture I had of her in my mind was another Plain Jane type; frumpy with brown hair.I left the town and went to the UK, but I had made many good friends, and a couple decided to get married, and invited me. That was a mad week. I left London on a Wednesday and got back the following Wednesday, so I had jet lag the whole time. Being a remote. Being we were in a dream it didn't scare me. What did bug me was that I was the only one who could see them. Renée distracted me for a moment when she reached out for my hand."I saw something that did scare me." Her thought had my attention."What did you see? Was it some other marks?" No. You ran into a group of girls the night you arrived."I recalled the previous Sunday's shocking event. "Yeah. I'd never seen anything like that before." Do you remember what I told you about the kidnappings?". Opening the front door, in front of me was auntie Androulla, next to her Maria with a dog strap in her hand, on the other end of the belt was Charlie, sitting there looking up at me. Charlie stayed around their house last night. As a trial for Maria, to see if she can look after a dog.“Good morning. You’re up nice and early today.” I cheerfully said.“Good morning, or should I say good afternoon. Since it is nearly midday,” my aunt sarcastically said with her eyebrow curled up. Walking into the.