The only one to pay them any attention at all was a middle aged man who came in with the crowd. He was probably in his forties but looked much older. ...he man lazelly stared at them as the boy turned to face him. They stared at each other with their mutually bored expressions for a time before the man sighed and shook his head.“Mark, you know this is my class period” The middle aged man said as he rubbed his forehead with annoyance.“Sorry Mr. Young, must have gotten the wrong room” the boy. ComLlegue al trabajo a las 10:00 am, me estacione en el lugar de costumbre y me dirig? a la puerta de entrada de la empresa, hasta este momento todo era igual a la ?ltima vez que entre al trabajo. Sin embargo, el constante taconeo de mis zapatos al dar cada paso, me recordaba mi condici?n actual. Mi oficina se encuentra en el tercer piso o al menos ah? estaba la ?ltima vez., normalmente tomo las escaleras para hacer algo de ejercicio, pero como hoy traigo tacones de m?s de 4 cm no tomare el. His height made it uncomfortable as the seats on airplanes were never designed to hold any person of size for very long, and even thought he was not a heavy man; he was tall and the seat was cramped. Invariably he found the people on both sides were always bumping into him.In addition to the cramped seat Paul felt trying to use the restroom was some advanced form of torture. It was impossible for him to stand over the toilet and pee; instead he had to hope his stream was powerful enough to. Not that I'm saying she shouldn't have, mind you. I just didn't think she was ready ... for ... that."[short pause]"No, of course I'm not upset. I want her to be happy. She's young and good looking and deserves to have fun and meet new people. Where was this fellow from?"[short pause]"You're kidding. West Vancouver? Small world, huh?"[pause]"So they're both single?"[pause]"Wow, that didn't take long. But they're just friends, right?"[short pause]"Yeah," Deb giggled. "So far."I tuned out the.