I bought two small ceramic heaters first thing. I rolled the cart over to were the twenty inch box fans sat. I put one of them in the buggy as well. I...would make the decision later to buy an air condition, if I needed one. I was pretty sure I would need one.I was about to check out, when I saw the appliances. I took a look at their smallest refrigerator. The smallest one they had wasn't really all that small.We had left three feet at the end of the 'eat on' counter for the refrigerator. So I. He sent me back to Trenton and said that I should report to him in Morristown every other Friday by sunset. He asked if I had money, and I jingled Susan's purse at him.I avoided the scattered British units and by sunset had walked my tired horse back to Susan's cabin on the banks of the Delaware. Along the way I picked up some abandoned knapsacks, several canteens with something other than water in them and a couple of good muskets.Susan kissed me and we dined on the rations I found and drank. “I had my eyes closed and was enjoying the feeling of my hands caressing my skin in the cool air. I was swaying a little when I heard a noise at the fence and saw Jim was watching me. Staring really, his mouth was open and his eyes were devouring me. I tried to cover myself up but he jumped the fence and walked over to me.”“You have the best wet dreams honey, tempting the young guy next door while I’m asleep in your bed” I reached around and pulled her head around towards mine so I could kiss. Sure, coffee, why not?They met. She had the free spirit that sucked middle-aged men in, despite the danger. The peasant blouse, the unadorned hands, the tight waist and slim hips. The burning desire to be youthful again.Coffee turned to a late lunch. That turned to one of those deep, meaningful conversations. The kind that you used to have late at night in college, the kind that inevitably led to one or the other saying "please, don't leave, stay the night", the kind that always led to the.