I keptsitting with my knees together. I almost started to wave my hand atsomeone, just like a girl would do! I was losing my mind, and it gotworse whe... I saw Bill. He never acted like I was a girl, but he didwink at me a few times, and that was almost as bad! Something had comeover me, and like a bad cold, it was taking control of my life. Allweek long I kept to myself, and never did dress at home. Mom tried tocoax me into it a few times, but I refused, because I knew somethingshe didn't. I. The oldest was 96, the middle sister was 94, and the youngster was 92.The Eldest informed her two younger siblings tha she was going to go upstairs and take a bath. a little while later, there was a horrid scream of terror from the bathroom.“What’s wrong?” the middle sister called up the stairs.“I can’t remember if I was getting into the tub or getting out!”, the oldest replied.“Hold on. I’ll be right up to help,” the middle sibling replied. A minute later, she too let out a cry of. " I just laid there and said nothing, pretending to besleeping, which wasn't far from the truth. "Why the heck isn't... ohwell, what do I care," he muttered, shaking the bed I was laying in ashe climbed in. He threw the covers over himself, pulling mine away,rolling to face the middle of the room. I gave the covers an gentle tug,pulling them back to cover my neck, slowly falling back to sleep.******Sometime around 7:00, Chip's mother stepped into the room. "Chip...Todd?" I had my whole body. We had a Murphy bed built into the family room cabinets. Paula said that she was Ok to drive home but there was not much conviction in her voice. Peggy told Paula that she wasn't going to allow her to drive after she had been drinking all day. Paula finally figured that she would never win the argument so she agreed to stay the night. She put out her glass and Peggy refilled it.I left to pick up the kids about seven o'clock. Everyone was making merry with the screwdrivers and Brenda had lit the.