I would like to watch a reaction to an external stimulus but I suspect it will be animal-like rather than human."I said, "We went in there when Bennie...and I discovered the valley. We went up to them and talked but there was zero recognition. That's when we found out one boy's name was Can. After a bit, he caught on to our names but had trouble with the second syllable. Nothing they said sounded like a language but was more like grunts and growls. His name was even guttural sounding."Ann said,. Annie was married with children but unhappy and knew life was meant to be better than this, and I was the same. Both of us were nervous but we decided to meet for a drink to see if we hit it off. Annie arrived in the pub we chose wearing a button up shirt, jeans and shoes. She was about five feet seven tall with short hair. We chatted for a while over drinks but the attraction was there and we both knew it. Annie asked what I was doing for the rest of the day. I had nothing planned so she asked. " Could you just let Evan know?" Joy asked.Andy looked uncomfortable at the question."That's not a good idea," Regan said. "Evan and Camille are still working out the roles each will play going forward. Right now, Camille is the one who makes decisions like that. I don't it would be right if it looked like Andy was trying to step around her." That's the value of having two parents," Joy said, chuckling. "If Dad says no, you go to Mom. It was a stupid question. Sorry, Andy." Let's get on the way. I thought of some of the good times that we'd had together; theholidays, the trips away, just the four of us together playing monopoly.It then dawned on me that my hopes of one day being a complete familywere gone forever. Even though I might have Dad back I would never haveMum. When Beth recovered, it would still be just three of us.I began to recount some of the holidays that I remembered. The first Irecounted was the holiday we had at Oban in Scotland where it rained allweek. Next came the.