Please enjoy.The format of my translations changed a bit back in August. Rather than just translating the conversation, I'm starting to translate the ...V while also adding detail about the scene that I see. Most of this can be understood by watching, but consider it practice for the creative writing process. Some of it should be apparent without translation, but it also assists the translation. Aiko starts with her introduction, laughing that she's not going to introduce her 28 year old daughter. We had a futon couch that was almost permanently laid back into a bed. my brother had moved over into the middle while I was up changing the DVD and had a very cheeky look on his face. "Move over John" I said as I sat on the edge of the couch beside him and pushed on his arm and hip, to get him to roll over so I could lay down again.With a smile on his face and a cheeky tone he only replied with "And what if I don't?" Well then, I might just have to lay over you and squish ya"Without even. It didn't stop Biltee or me but I could feel it as I walked through and apparently Biltee could too."This is much better. If the horses can run inside when they are in danger from predators the barrier will keep them safe," Biltee said."Yes, it will be handy and it will save us from having to build a lot of extra fencing. We'll still need a good fence but I don't think we need to try and make it bear and wolf proof now."The alien's reasons, whatever they were, for keeping this from me still. "Right, except worse," Jon agreed. "Basically, things haven't changed at all. We still don't know what he might do, especially now that we've got him rattled a little bit." A kidnapping attempt seems a little unlikely," the Halloran man said. "I only hope he realizes he's going to be the most likely suspect if anything happens, and there are other people who know about it. Hopefully that will keep him a little scared." Could be," Tanisha agreed. "I guess now we get to see just how vindictive he.