They watched far a short time as the mother moved logs and rocks out of the way so the cubs could get to the grub underneath. They both continued on ...ith their journey, with James pointing out the different animals. The Black-capped Chickadee’s, Purple Finch’s, Song Sparrow’s, and for the first time Gina saw a Bald Eagle. It sailed overhead, and it looked huge with the seven-foot wingspan. They also came upon Snowshoe Hares, Raccoon’s, Red Fox’s, and even a Striped Skunk. James quickly pulled. " I'll have that out to you in a moment!"Chuckling as she walked away, deliberately not looking at what her backside might look like, he glanced at the menu. Typical fare. He'd avoid anything trying to be fancy, like steak. Probably sticking with a burger would be best. This was just to tide him over for the hour-long drive. He looked out the window again. OK, make that two hours.Another car slowly pulled in. He ignored it, giving the menu another look. Maybe the chicken fried steak? He hadn't. The company had long over-extended their welcome before finally they perceived my polite but barely concealed wish for want of them to go. Lisa then accompanied them to the street below to say goodbye. Time passed and she did not return and I looked out the window. The two new lovers were wrapped in a tight embrace on the sidewalk. I closed the drapes, sat down, lit a cigar and pondered my options.I wondered if my uncle had foreseen this. Certainly he was not so intuitive as to predict this. Abbey, Bret said, honey I'm detecting some defiance here, he picked up the phone and looked at her as he dialed some numbers. OooKaayyy, he said watching her 'Legael, he said into the phone, yeah, we have some problem renters.....'I'll do what you say, Abbey said, please, she said in defeat, I'll do what you say....Anything, Bret asked, she nodded, say it, he demanded. Anything she replied dropping her head to her chest. Uuuh Earl, never mind he said into the phone and quickly hung up. .