Within moments his head was clear of the water. He exhaled momentarily, then breathed in gasps until he could return to breathing normally once more. ...n outstretched hand seemed to be offering to help him out of the water. As soon as he realized it belonged to Philo he heard another splash of water roughly behind him, and turned his head to look even as Philo pulled him to somewhat dry land.It was Amonas who as if he were intimately accustomed to the area needed no help and within seconds was. I was sure I heard a giggle as I removed my finger from the ruby."Are you deaf or something? I asked if that was okay," Aida repeated. "Did you not hear me?" It's time, Michael," Grace told me. I turned to Aida as I stood."Yes, I heard you," I thought to her as I stared at her. I hoped that she realized that I hadn't opened my mouth for my reply."Well? Can we just settle this deed thing..." Aida started as it suddenly dawned on her what I had done."How? How did you... ?" she started again. I. "Carl kept asking me to do that," said Heather, "but I was chicken." It's a whole lot easier having someone do it for you," said Angie. "You can get yours right after the kids are abed." Her eyes twinkled and she smiled broadly."You're on," laughed Heather.There being three baths in a row required for the five children, Heather and Angie got busy washing toddlers. Soon they were done. With Megan's help, they were wrapped in towels and marched into the bedroom, dressed in pajamas and popped into. The k**s loved that car. I told him that I still had it at home and he really wanted to see it. I told him that it was in an attached garage at home and that he could stop by anytime. I was kind of surprised when he asked, "How about a couple of hours from now?" I told him that was fine with me and the rain had let up so we headed for our cars. He came running over and asked for my cell number and I gave it to him and we split up.I got home nd as I was carrying everything inside, my phone.