And waited. And I waited. And Iwaited. I would have phoned him but what with all the GPS use, thebattery had died.For some reason my mind wandered to ...ssues of forum moderation... Ireally, really appreciate all the amazingly hard work the Mods do on mybehalf... I always make a point of telling my Mod how great a job he isdoing and that's even before I've read all the posts... they like thefeedback you know. Enough! I'm continuing...I banged on the door again... rat-a-tat-tat, rat-tat. I was. The natives were used to this and ploughs were out all night clearing the accumulation. Nobody seemed unduly perturbed and cars went slower and braked sooner so there were few accidents. This put me in mind of places that received little or no snow going into a panic when one inch fell and many accidents resulted because they didn't know how to deal with nature.I started out earlier to the hospital to commence my duties. I had fewer chaperons today and enjoyed interacting with the children.. We need a name for you." You mean like a movie name." Right, something, well... provocative. I was thinking along the lines of Susie Squirter. What do you think?"She laughed."Maybe something a little less obvious." OK, actually the first name's not bad. Marcy..." he mused aloud."How about Marcy Childers, my maiden name?" No pizzazz... wait, I got it, Marcella Devereax. Course we'll still call you Marcy." Hmmmmm, Marcy Devereax, yeah I like it." Then Marcy Devereax it is. All credits are done. “Abbie is an amazing woman, which I am sure you will discover when you meet her. I just hope she can be here with me without any negative feelings,” Tim finished what was probably the longest speech he has ever made at Microga.The Chairman clears his throat before replying, “Tim, I am sorry that you, and Abbie, would have worried about this at all. But I can understand both of your concerns. We are supposed to be an open and accepting company, regardless of an individual’s diversity in any.