Being at the appointed place at the designated time, Papa called it. So on my big day my grandfather honked his horn for me at seven fifty-nine. I gra...bed my backpack and sprinted out to his truck. As we motored out of town Papa looked at me wistfully when we passed Mama's Diner."You can stop there on the way home, all you have to do is drop me off." I said."Yeah, but it's not as much fun going without you," he replied.I told him we'd go for breakfast tomorrow morning and maybe even talk Dad. After showers and a little of whatever, they made their way to down the stairs to the dining room, some breakfast, and Jill."About eleven o'clock last night, the phone rang. I was sound asleep, and being awakened like that, I could only think that something terrible had happened to you. When he introduced himself, I was steeling myself for the worst news, but then he began to tell me what you had done..." Stop right there, Jill. Don't say another word until we tell you what really happened, and. " There was good natured laughter at this. "I find I must defend our platform from both sides. We have just heard a moving speech from a much revered civics teacher and student of history — telling us to abolish what has become the signature institution of our society. On the other hand we have heard from the EFP that they have a hard time admitting the institution even needs fixing."Some boos and hissing were heard."I like to think my organization is somewhere in the moderate middle. One of. He glanced again at the old woman across the room waiting for them to leave so she could clean up."That's harsh Seth. Yes, I knew a few gay guys in St. George. Do me a favour and don't call them fags." It came way too close to home and it was the first time he had felt a reason to be pissed off at Seth. Seth had stumbled across a way to hurt him. The contact was broken under the table."Sorry. It's just I wondered if you had a problem with them."Greg looked at Seth and cooled down. See, there it.