“Honey, look at this. If I do it this way, it comes out like that and it’s not as difficult to clean up. Why don’t you try it?”And forever aft...r, she’d do it the new way and it would be easier. She could see it, after someone else figured it out, but she’d never figure it out on her own. It was just easier to continue doing it the same way as before and always deal with the mess.That was the sort of mindset that took Homo Sapiens a million years to advance from hand-held rocks for hammering to. And he continued, "...you've been dancing with him since the musicbegan. Won't you change partners, and dance with me...?"Suddenly he stopped. "Oh, Loti, I'm so sad. Do you really thinkEduard loves me?" Of course he does. He writes you letters all the time." Yes, but when I first met him he practically ignored me."Loti laughed. "Oh, Willy, you're so innocent and you know nothingabout men. Eduard thinks you're gorgeous and he's totally in lovewith you. When men act like you mean nothing to them,. Tim was a friend of Marks family Mark had known him since he was a boy before we got married we would sometimes meet up with him for a drink in the local pubs I got on well with Tim, I must admit he was one of the guys I would flirt with a lot, he helped us a lot with the moving in and decorating he was often round ours or we would go to his.We had been married about 5 months when Tim had his 50th birthday he had a huge party at his house most of the village were invited, we went round early on. When she graduated at the top of her high school class the government told her that she wanted to work in the nuclear industry. She wisely chose studying for seven years to become a nuclear scientist at the Josef Stalin Institute for Blowing Things Up in Tblisi, Georgia, over becoming a pick-and-shovel miner for uranium ore in the Novosibirskiye Islands north of the Arctic Circle where there is no uranium. Despite an unfortunate setback while she was working on her neutron bomb graduation.