She was sixty seven years old when she passed.We had just learned she had cancer in her bones a short time before. She and Billy had known about it fo... much longer, but they didn't tell anyone until Teri got to the point where she couldn't hide either her pain or the great weight loss she'd had any longer. By this time, the cancer had spread into several of her internal organs.When you've known someone for more than sixty years, and been as close to them as Teri and I were, their death tears. "Alice took me by the hand and led me through into a bedroom and we kissed at the foot of the bed, our hands wandering over each other's bodies tenderly and lovingly."I'd have been coming home from school and decided that I'd call on my Uncle J. Mum wouldn't mind as I was often around and she thought I was a good girl." Alice whispered."I'd been noticing your developing young body for over a year now and was very tempted by your charms." I whispered back, playing along."Oh I'd noticed you. “Well, if you see something you like, there would be nothing wrong with adding a little color to your room.”We were seated at a table by a window overlooking the veranda and on out to the lake.“We hardly do anything together—as father and daughter. We should do this more often,” I tried again.“We go to church.”“As important as it is, there is more to life than church?”“Is there?”“Cassandra, what is the problem?” I tried not to sound irritated. Having a conversation with my daughter was taxing. " She threw her head back and sighed. "I could stay like this with you all day, but we better clean up. Kaylie's chance later."We gave them plenty of time. We went to a movie, had dinner, got a drink. When Kelly was sure it would be safe, we went back to the apartment. We entered to find the two of them snuggled on the sofa. Now Eric looked completely perplexed. The girls ran off to the bedroom. I sat to talk to Eric. He started,"How do you tell them apart?" I don't. I wait for one to say.