A chamber was set aside for the chemistry lab, one was set aside for the blacksmithing and foundry, and one was set aside for woodworking, though the ...awmill was still planned for operation outside.Suitable sand was found, and Ann started making light bulbs, using carbonized plant fiber for the filament. Meanwhile, Jeff made a wire-drawing rig from bronze to be used for the power lines. The only source of electricity they had was the alternator from the old car, but it still put out 13.5 volts. That's good to know, she replied.We sat on the ground and started to catch up. So am I going to get to meet you're girlfriend, she asked. No I don't think so, not this time, I said. Well why not, she asked. Well, I said, cause I don't have one. Really, she asked surprised. It's obvious you work out, you're a great guy, it's obvious you work out cause you have, well, a very very nice body and you're smart. I'm surprised you don't have one. She then layed in my lap. Great I thought, my cock is. He knew something was wrong, but he wasn't sure what. He grabbed Katie's hand in his and dragged her back when she was about to go and bother the adults again, shaking his head at her when she gave him a dirty look.Carlie nodded quietly and a tear slipped from her eye. She tried to wipe it away without being obvious and stooped to give Meghan a kiss on the forehead."What you want me to ask Santa to bring you, Carlie?" the little girl lisped happily."Oh, honey. I've got everything I need. "My Hero."He kissed her back, "My Cheap Deal."Mom laughed, and said, "You didn't call her that last time."Prof said, "I like to vary it a bit."Mom, "But what does it mean? It's not exactly romantic, is it?"Julia recited, "Dad would've paid an arm and a leg to have Mom as his wife. It only cost him half a leg, so he got a cheap deal." Obviously Julia had heard the expression explained many times.Mom and Dad laughed. I did too, a little, although I wasn't exactly sure why. Mom said, "I was wrong..