"I countered, "I was never informed of that requirement for the gunners."The doctor looked down his nose at me and commented, "Captain, I know you're ...ot a moron so do I really have to tell you that ignorance is not an excuse? Assuming you don't aggravate me any further by demanding useless tests on the Sgt.'s, such as the blood alcohol test you demanded, I will see what I can do to keep you from getting in trouble. You three wait for your turn on the MRI machine and try not to get into any. When she had watched Titanic, she had felt sorry for those who drowned. She could still remember their screams. She had been so happy that is was not her, dying in the cold water like that. And now it was her! She was so young! It was so unfair!Her lungs burned after air. It was only a matter of time before she had to let go. And then what? She had always feared pain and death. She had told herself that everything happened for a reason, and that no one ever truly died. But how could she be. And made a great fuss of me and the work. The afternoon dragged on but my daydreaming helped, some of which involved a certain old ladies cleavage. What was I thinking?! I kept asking myself, daydreaming about old Mrs Rhodes in this way.....I wondered about her husband, what sights had he seen, Ray her hubby of some 40 plus years had died of a stroke shortly before we moved in. I pondered what she must have looked like when young, she must of been quite something.......and still was.Just after. " A little," Soo Yun said modestly.'Smart, beautiful, Korean...but are you gay?' Susan thought to herself as the credit card slip printed. Once done, Sue gave it to Soo Yun as she studied the visa card. "What does S Y stand for?" Those are my initials," Soo Yun said as she signed the slip. "My name is Soo Yun. I like being called Kim or Kimmie." Oh, why?" Susan asked, with her gaydar still setting off alarm bells. "Soo Yun is a pretty name."Soo Yun smiled at Susan. "I just want to fit in.