"NOW SIT DOWN." The last three words weren't loud, or angry, but they felt like they were carved in granite. I'd never heard such authority from Tami....I sat.The team lined up again. Robbie took the hike, handed off to Luke and... Well, it wasn't pretty.I looked at Tami. "But..."She shook her head. "It isn't about you," she repeated. "This is Robbie teaching a lesson about the consequences of lying." But..."Tami stared straight into my eyes so hard that I couldn't have looked away. "You taught. .natural look, just a bit of mascara and always awesome hair...She looked the same today...jeans skirt just over knees, white blouse and awesome hair...she disappeared behind fitting rooms, I guess she went to woman department. Finally found good jeans, went into fitting room, they look like shit on me...some strange model...picked them up to put them back and went out...then I heard "Hey Tim...!" -...startle a bit..."I'm here..." - Lyna was looking behind the curtain in her fitting room,. Thankfully, we were not there very often, and I even had a chance to see my friends down in Trenton a time or two before spring finally arrived and Washington moved his tent ot the edge of the mountains.Early in the winter, just south of Morristown, I ran into some trouble that I was not looking for. (As you may well have noted, much of the trouble I got into in those days was of my own making.) The tavern where I stopped looked ordinary enough to me, but I was greeted with stares and mumbling. Do we have some Pepto or something?’ she asked. Still fuming, Chrissie said, ‘Try the medicine cabinet.’ Tonya nodded, then turned to head for the bathroom. I smirked at Chrissie and followed Tonya. ‘Well, time for a nap, I think. I didn’t sleep well last night,’ I said. ‘Erica!’ said Chrissie, ‘Don’t you dare leave this thing stuck inside me!’ I left the kitchen with the sound of Chrissie’s bitching still ringing in my ears. Although it felt good to give her a little jab, that wasn’t the real.