Sam had seen enough. She got up and walked over to the empty seat next to him sat down, and put her arms around the distraught human being. He looked ...p at her as she gently rocked him in her arms.Lynn Jacobs rested his head on the woman's shoulder and sobbed. Seeing the happy couple upset him. Lynn's partner of eight years left him three months ago for greener pastures on the west coast. Lynn couldn't believe it when Eric came to him saying he needed more in his life. They had been together. Today was no different. I took my time, talked about the weather, local gossip, got to hear about Lisette’s newborn daughter, and a myriad of other small and yet seemingly important events. Afterwards I drove home and put everything away and then, not sure how long I’d have, I got out my laptop, the one I’d loaded all of the shots I’d taken of Summer on, and started going through them, one by one. Again.Yes, it was a little obsessive, but… there was just something about the photos that kept. She immediately took Diane’s right hand, and they walked merrily along the path. A few steps later, they were hugging, breasts lightly touching. Dan noticed Brenda whispering to Diane.Further along, they passed a man in his mid-twenties walking a Sheltie dog.“Hello, nice Sheltie,” he said, smiling at the dog and owner. Dan always appreciated most dog breeds, making him think of his dead pet, Max. At times he missed the companionship of a dog in the house. He smiled, fondly remembering how. I decided to go to the club. I wasn't sure if it was a smart idea or not.I talked with Henry on Thursday and I decided I'd start back to work on Monday. The young guy, Larry, that Henry had helping him agreed to stay on and do the lifting for me for another month or so. I told him I'd give him an extra twenty dollars a day.It was a win-win for both of us. He made some extra bucks and I didn't have to do any lifting. I thanked Henry for being there when I really needed some help. He told me that.