You wouldn't happen to know where she's living now would you?" Well, last I heard, she was still living up in Fort Collins. She married a guy by the n...me of Frederick Neil. He was mostly a ski bum but he wound up getting on the Fire Department up there and stayed with them until he retired as a Division Chief. That was a few years back so I can't swear they're still there but they probably are. What's all this about, Son?" Oh, nothing important, Dad. I just need to ask her about something.. They are what makes you, you; a part that helps identify you as a distinct person.”She added, “Then there are the shadows on your face, depending on the light source and direction. It makes things complicated for me, but interesting, too.”“Fascinating,” commented Reg. “I hadn’t though there would be so much to it. You really have a talent if you can see such things in a face.”Jemima accepted his estimation. “It is almost as important as being able to draw what you see!”Reg snorted, “Seeing is. ”And they departed. I went about my business on deck. A few people stopped to read the board and look at the barges, but didn’t cross over for a tour. Eventually, I fetched a book and sat on the hatch-cover to read it.“Well, what did you think, Rebecca?”“About?”“The barges? The walk? Joe?”“I enjoyed the walk, the barges were interesting...”They were making their way back to the Rectory. As they left Mill Road, Dulcie said, quietly, “Joe is the one who found you and called an ambulance. He was. .blah...blah and after that, I thought the night was ruined but I got another surprise. She told Deena to tell me what THEY did at night! Deena then told me that the two of them like to play "house" as she called it and they would get naked under the covers at night, take a flashlight and look at and touch each other. I was REALLY hard now and wanted to hear more details and I asked them if they had ever kissed each other before. She said yes they had, so I then dared them to do it again while.