Well, at least the latter would be no great loss, I figured. It all happened one Sunday while I was out walking along the gorge where I live. It’s a...beautiful part of the country with high sided mountains looking down onto lush green valleys. The rocky outcrops are fabulous positions to look out over the landscape. As I looked out on this particular Sunday, I started to feel sexy. For no reason I could think of, I started breathing heavy as I felt the cool breeze flood through my open necked. The only real difference was the vertical beams part #V-120-AS. On the circular building, there were 96 of them. On Jacks design, there were only 72 and 24 #V-120-S beams.Larry explained that ‘S’ meant symmetrical attachment points, where ‘AS’ were asymmetrical. On Jacks first story, he had 24 ‘S’s’ where the original had ‘AS’s’. Larry said, “That explains the problem they were having with the horizontals being ¾ of an inch too long and short. The ‘AS’ beams connection points would have. Then it started to comeback to him.The car, and the pain flooded back into his mind.He remembered pushing the little girl out of the way and taking the full force of the impact.He remembered flying into the air like a bird and then the crashing down into the hood and window of the car and then nothing."K-Kim," Neil tried to say, but it hurt so much and his mouth filled with blood.Everything was blurry and he couldn't make out everyone hovering over him.Then he saw her.Kim.She came into focus. I knew I should take the path marked: TOWN. I wasn't worried about not being able to get a room and a meal, but I knew it wouldn't happen until I made it happen. Instead I followed the path labeled: TOYMAKER. I'm just too impatient for common sense.This path wound around trees and occasional fountains to eventually arrive at a quaint building I recognized from a very long time ago in a movie now far, far away. I heard sheep baaing in the distance.Despite the late afternoon hour, the sign on the.