He wanted to go and get another, but he also didn't particularly want to get up from the sofa, being as comfy as he was. It was a real dilemma. He jus... wished the can would come to him...A few seconds later, it did. David watched in amazement as a can of beer floated out of the kitchen, and into the living room, floating in front of his eyes."Oh my God..." he said in amazement. The can then floated right into his hand. He picked it up and analysed it, looking for a string. He found none. "Okay. Yes Wendy, Tommy and I will stay for dinner if that's OK?”Over dinner the conversation was almost exclusively about Suzie's pregnancy and what she should plan and do. No! She did not want an abortion. No! She had not seen a doctor yet. No! She did not know where she could live, just not with her dad.By the end of dinner we had a plan for the short term. Before we both had to start on our late shifts tomorrow, I would go with Suzie to see Bill's and my GP,. For the short term, Suzie would live. He immediately went to the wall and intently inspectedthe offerings. I hung back,waiting and wondering as to his choice.It really didn't take that long. He picked out a pink shade, OPI B77Feeling Hot, Hot Hot!. It was a shade that I might have chosen for myselfat Jim's age. Not too startling, not too in your face. Just a nice,somewhat to the dark side, pink. An excellent choice for a girl Jim's ageat the beach. Jim clutched the bottle in his hand as I made my choice: adeep sparkling royal blue.. I put my jacket on and headed out to the car. It was raining very hard, and it made it slow going to the mall. At the mall it continued to dump rain, making the walk from the car to the stores impossible. I put the car into drive and headed home, on the way, I drove past the park that I enjoy jogging in and felt the need to stop in. I turned the car into the main entrance and parked over by the trail area. It was still dumping rain, but it felt good to be sitting there relaxing hearing the.