For the evening Dan walked to a restaurant for dinner and back to the trailer to check his e-mail and watch a little TV.The next and the following day... were almost a duplicate of the first day. What was a little different was Pam at her noon appointment. After doing the eyeglass prescription she asked him if she could see the remainder of the trailer. He was starting to get some good vibes from her now by how she acted and things she said. Because of that he thought or maybe hoped that it. I didn't seem to get enough sleep last night."Brie took pity on me and took the spoon away from me and stood next to the chair and spoon fed me my cereal.Then she told me, "Bennie, you go back to bed, now. I'll come wake you for lunch, before the gang gets here for the swim party. That way you can rest for a couple more hours. Do you need help going upstairs?" Maybe, Brie. Coming down wasn't so hard, but going back up might be. Could you help me, please?" Anything for you, big brother. I love. And have you reached any interesting conclusions as a result of this conversation?"Moesha spoke up. "I'd rather discuss it with you privately. Can we go to my room?"Steve looked at her with a raised eyebrow. "Certainly."There was a bit of snickering behind them as they left. Steve ignored it as best he could; he was following Moesha (and trying not to be obvious about enjoying the view) so he couldn't tell what she thought.They entered Moesha's room, and Steve sat down at one end of the small. It was my birthday and my family was going to a riverside for a picnic to celebrate…’Savita’s Family House on her 18th Birthday….“Looks like we’re all packed now. Did you wake up Raj? He returned home quite late last night.” said Savita’s mother to her sister-in-law while they were packing food for the family picnic.“Oh my, I forgot to wake him today…!”“Did you pack Raj bhaiya’s favorite pastries, Mom? He really likes the chocolate ones!” said Savita as she burst into the kitchen, checking to.