You can love someone but not need them, and you can need someone and not love them.With Joyce and Shirley, I needed them, but I also loved them. With ...renda and Emily, I loved them both, and I really wanted them close to me, maybe even needed them close to me. It wasn't the same though as it was for Joyce and Shirley. Perhaps it was our history together, the fighting, and, yes, the betrayals.I no longer had the sense that our future paths needed to be the same. I had that need with Joyce and. And watched by a nanny???Well, I know it sounds remote, dear. If it ever came to a tussle, Iknow, it would be over in an instant. But what if Nanny Mary turns herback and you dart for it???She locks the nursery???Well, what if she forgets???She never does.??Well, nannies can get careless???Oh, really, Emily? It?s a forty foot drop to the garden below and I?dnever make it past the nursery door let alone out of the house. Besides,where could I go dressed like this? No money, no car keys? She?d. Alice lived in a part of the country that Purity had never visited before, but it was very suburban and quiet. She enjoyed the leafy greenness of it all, but she didn’t relish at all the stares that she got as she walked along. She wasn’t sure it was because there weren’t many young women her age so relatively lightly clad or if it was because she was the only black face around. Alice’s home was a quite dilapidated terraced cottage in a quite anonymous street. A red telephone box stood in front. There could have been hell to pay. I notice you don't write any poems.H- I'm not good at poems. I don't know if they should rhyme or not.W-Try and write one.H-Okay, here its goes. 'Old mother Hubbard went to her cupboard to get her poor dog a bone. When she bent over, rover drove her, cause he had a bone of his own.' How was that?W-Not very good. Just one of your old jokes. Try again.H- Okay! 'Jack and Jill, went up the hill, on the back of an elephant. Jill got off and helps Jack off the.