I said great! I'm old enough to be her father and then some! Eventually we started talking about meeting up in person. She, for obvious reasons, was w...rried about meeting someone from this site. I told her that I was a bit nervous as well, but was willing to give it a shot. She asked how it would work. I said how about we meet at a public location, coffee shop, bar, something like that, and if we were both comfortable with it, we could go forward, and if not, we would go our separate ways. She. "I'm afraid you're right, sweet cakes. I'd be most grateful if you and Charlotte and Latoya and whoever else plan the whole goddam thing. I'll do whatever is required. I'll wear the monkey suit and dance to any tune you play."Over the next few days, there was a flurry of activity from Stacie and Charlotte. They'd extracted from me all the names and addresses of my family members and close friends. They'd started a spreadsheet on the computer. They had family members and friends from both sides.. It was 6:45. Dawn stared at the clock in confusion. The little line on her forehead began to form again. ‘But you said that it was 7!’ ‘I lied. Since you have time though, you should eat.’ He passed the french toast to her followed by the syrup. Dawn had to admit it was nice to be able to eat a hot breakfast for once. She loved to cook but she never was a morning person. ‘So have you calmed down?’ Dawn blushed from the question. She had calmed down a bit. However, she was now picturing what she. I think it was because of the drive home. In any event, Mom went up to Dad, while Aunt Francine, Aunt Jo and Nanny CC decided to go out. I was never clear how they wound up at Walgreen's, but they picked up Maria. It was fate. Richard and Maria Foster met the next day at the yard party.Francine:The return trip from Manhattan was odd. Talking to Siobhan was almost like talking to Christine. Since Siobhan is very verbal, I became curious what was going on in her over educated head. It had.