I’m an architecture student.”She hesitated for a second, probably thinking over what I said. “What’s your name?” she asked, looking even mor... dangerous.“Seth,” I said. “What’s yours? Who are you?”“My name is Valory Rosenbaum,” she said, taking a step closer. “And I’m a lecturer for the School of Architecture here.”“Okay,” I said. Some of my anger diminished but only because I didn’t understand what was really going on. “So, why did you drag me in here? I didn’t do anything wrong. I wasn’t even. Shall we?With that, Yvonne and Jackie helped lead Tom back to the laundry room.In quick succession they showed him how to operate the washer and dryer,how many towels or robes could be washed or dried at a time, whatdetergent and fabric softener to use, how to clean the ling trap, andeven how to use the little plastic folding tray to properly fold thetowels and robes."Okay Sissy, just stay here and do each load. By the time this first oneis done, you will have plenty more to do, and we will. After taking Jack outside to toss around a ball, Luke told the boy that he could call Mrs. Nash ‘Grandma’ if he wanted. He was a little surprised when Jack said no, and as best as Luke could decipher: ‘That’s what I call Grandma. Scotty has two grandmas, and he calls one Nanna. Can I call Mrs. Nash that?’ ‘Why don’t you ask her and see?’ Edna’s eyes twinkled with merriment as Jack asked the simple question, and she shot Luke a look of thanks as she scooped the boy up and declared that she would. " That's it?" I asked."No, that's not it," Pam said. "You'll have to do it dressed completely as one of us!" Big deal! I'm already halfway there right now! Let's play!"That was not a good idea. Somehow I had forgotten that even before Sue and I had to play each other, we were losing in doubles to Pam and Amy. Plus, Sue and I were tired because we had already played extra games against each other. Pam and Amy made it look easy as they beat us 6-2."Well, Scott. Looks like we've got some shopping.