Finally, you're sorta a neighborand neighbors should stick together." As we walked he kept looking upat me like I was a hero to him or his big brother...or something. Iswear he wanted me to reach out and hold his had! It made me veryuncomfortable. After that we never spoke again, but he would wavewhenever he saw me. I never imagined that someday all this woulduseful.The StoryChapter 1Although my mother was single and more than attractive, I knew shedidn't like to go the honky tonks that in the. She recognized the boy she was with, Seth…she shrugged in the depths of her own mind. She could afford to lose Seth. She only had so much energy, and the chair always had more. Every day, it eroded a little more of her. All she could do was hold onto the important things. She still fought some, though. She couldn’t help herself. She kept the tendrils away from the scent of the sea air, the sight of a lighthouse in the fog. Not the most important details, but it was the principle. She never. I mean, they are getting smaller, and yet more powerful. It seems like almost every week there’s a new development with the computer and I’m wondering if I could get in on the ground floor with a computer company. I’ll need to know a lot about them, and I was wondering if electrical engineering like you studied would be the right way for me to go.”“One day on campus and you’re already thinking about changing your major?” He’d obviously caught his father completely by surprise. “What happened to. Elaine laughed. "I bet I know why." She thought she actually saw her mother blush. "Let's get going or we're going to be late for church."They placed the boys in the car seats of the mini-van and drove off for church. The rain was coming down in buckets and the wind had picked up. It was a miserable day. However, the weather had no effect on the smiling faces of the two women."So, did you have a good time last night?" Sandra asked her daughter."Wonderful," Elaine said. "The food was great.".