Try not to keep William waiting."Entering the store Charlene came over immediately to greet me. "You must be Dyanne, I have been expecting you. Jerri ...ells methis is your big night and you want to pick out a special gownfor the occasion. She has selected some that she finds suitablebut wants to leave the final decision to you."Looking through the various evening gowns I was thankful thestore was not open to the public. All the gowns were similarwith only various minor differences and I quickly. Finding a couple who were ‘our kind of people,’ who didn’t live on our doorstep and who were available at civilised hours without needing a month’s notice was tedious in the extreme. After much trial and error, what seemed a promising rendezvous was arranged and we set off in a state of high anticipation. Only to be stood up. There was an apology and an explanation in due course – unexpected visitors – but it left us looking for an alternative approach.Success came partly by application, partly. But Ernie cried out, "What no mustard?" Like wow man, just be glad, for this is the only food around," said ourbenefactor. "There are 200,000 people here so far. Nobody figured we'dneed to feed so many souls. Now have some food for love." Just then a woman with very short hair, bare feet, and in an over sizedtee shirt with nothing else on, came up to us and said, "I lost all mymaryjane, but I'll trade you for this really great acid I have. I got itfrom my Uncle Maxie in Ohio. I promise. Would you mind coming in for a moment? I could use someone to help with chores around the house, and I know youve been babysitting to earn a little extra money. He lied easily, knowing she was a trusting and friendly girl. Uh, sure Mr. Thomas! Is it okay if I go ask my dad first? I hate to worry him! She asked, not realizing her dad wasnt home. Already cleared it, my dear girl! Do come in! He opened the door, and though she hesitated at first, she followed him in. What should I do first sir?.