Once you find you like it and want to get serious about it, you'll need to get the professional version, but I'm pretty sure they'll let you try it fr...e for a month. That should give you time enough to get paid for a few jobs and then you can buy the pro version." How much is that?" I think it's six or seven hundred." Damn. I'm sure I've gotten emails where it's a lot cheaper than that." I don't know what you will get, but you won't get an authentic professional version from a bargain email.. "Hi Jason, do you mind if we sit here?" Julie smiled at Jason."No, of course not, Julie. Hello Kathy, Sue..." Hi Jason, Hello Steven, Hi John," Kathy replied as they sat down.John and Steven stammered, and replied, "Oh... yeah, Hi."The girls giggled.Kathy looking at Jason, said, "So Jason, I understand you and Julie had afun weekend."John and Steven looked over at Jason with surprise."Yeah, I had a good time. I hope you did too, Julie," Jason said,ignoring his friends."Yes, I did. The movie. Can you handle that?" Oh, shit! I forgot about that. I really shouldn't drive for a couple of more days. How about that nice boy who brought you to the hospital last night. Do you think he would be willing to drive us home? We could catch a cab to the parking lot where our car was left, and he could meet us there." Yeah, I guess so, but we would have to do something about his car." Oh, dammit, I am a real scatterbrain! I'll call our church and ask if there is someone who would volunteer to take. I strolled over to her trying to act casual, "So, where have you been?" Oh, I've been around. Did you miss me?", she said, a sly smile creeping over her face."You might say that", I admitted."Well, that's good. I wouldn't want you to forget me. So, are you busy this afternoon?"I couldn't think of anything to say that wouldn't sound real stupid. Finally I said, "I'm only as busy as you want me to be and I hope that's going to make me very, very busy."She stood up and started to walk down the.