."Yes, yes of course. A shower, let's shower" I said, almost stuttering as I said it. We both looked at Sally. She seemed completely stunned. She look...d at her watch."I've got 30 minutes" she said and looked at each of us in turn.And with that Samantha turned on her heels and led the way to her front door, removing her front door key from the rear pocket of her lycra shorts and inserting it into the lock. "It's okay," she said, turning back to us as the door was opening, "I live alone."We all. At Christmas, the celebration was quiet and a foot of snow was and had been on the ground. John's reason for building his foundation higher to get the cabin off the ground made more sense every day. With Cindy's help, the Flight Deck had warm boots lined with dried grasses. John had had the only real pair of boots on the plane and many of the Settlers didn't want to go to the trouble of making clothes and shoes other than the people on the Flight Deck.Fred and Millie had returned from the town. Despite having excellent typing skills, and two degrees (Business Administration, and Accounting) she couldn't get any job.Before leaving she walked round the corner to the hall bathroom on the bottom floor of the building. She pushed on the ladies room door but it was locked. "Odd" she thought. Looking around and seeing no one. she tested the men's room. Also locked. Then she noticed a third door, it was labeled "EXTRA BATHROOM", and below that, "BEWARE!". That was the oddest thing she'd ever. The girls looked at each other, then back at daddy. She then put out her hands, palms-up, empty: “No condoms; for during” and George chuckled, thinking this clever of his girls – and honest – and expecting them to be as pleased with their smart wit; but they just smiled warmly at him and went back to their mother for further direction, turning from him and sashaying away the mere few steps for all they were worth. It seemed a shame: three small red triangles, at eye-level and accentuating.