It reminded me of childhood experiences. When the waiting and anticipation of the trip to the dentist or the exam hall were actually worse than the ev...nt itself. I comforted myself with this thought. At least the waiting was now over.I shook myself out of my little internal world and saw that Sue was still looking at me, desperate to hear my answer. Seeing the concern in her face made me feel good. Like I wasn’t the only one feeling pain in this situation.Tightening my grip around her waist,. The families were enthusiastic arguing that they would be better off with a regular income from feedlot jobs than struggling to eek out a living on their farms. ‘It should have taken a bloody week not a bloody month,’ John fumed when Ruby finally told him that Rose had been given approval to buy the farms. ‘You’re the bloody deputy party secretary tell them if we stay small we will fail. We must grow. Haven’t they heard of economies of scale?’ He cooled down and apologized to Ruby. ‘It’s not. There was a bright light coming from the end of the hallway, presumably from the bedroom, and as I got closer, I noticed a linen closet directly across from their room. I was about to duck into the closet to get a better view when I was stopped short by a deep gasp from Kim. ‘Ohhhhhh…’ she said, followed by several short breaths. I ducked into the linen closet, whose door was open. Thank god there was enough room in the dark closet for me to fit inside quickly, as the view was perfect, an eye. He scooted half the meat and all of the bones to a large round metal canister to the right that had a yellow happy smiley face on it and the left he carefully too the remains and formed and chopped it until it looked like a small roasted turkey. He put this on a plate with salt, and pepper. Then he reached for some kind of weird glowing liquid and sprinkled it on the meat. I peered hard inside the scratched up glass and could see there was a little symbol of a turkey on the canister. I.