As they were heading out the yard lead to the wye, Walt handed his son a harness with a battery radio attached to it, not unlike the portable the EMTs...had carried, but operating on a different frequency. As Josh strapped on the harness, Walt took a pair of binoculars, to check the first of the wye switches. "How about that," he said. "It's set for us. The switch to the main better not be, though."A further check with the binoculars a couple of minutes later showed that the switch to the main. .." Why not, Mr Pendrill? Why couldn't you obey my orders and rough up this woman if I asked you?" Because it would be illegal." Mr Pendrill? If this woman had a gun and were aiming it at your head, you'd shoot her surely. You'd kill her. You wouldn't say that it was illegal." Yes. I suppose... Maybe." But if, on the other hand, if she made a bomb and was intent on planting it in a busy marketplace, you'd question the legality of stopping her? Is that right? Are you levelling with me here?" No.. I got back from school around 4 p.m. and felt I needed a drink. So I poured myself a glass of white wine and, just as my hubby does, I put on a warm coat and sat looking out over the peaceful scene in our backyard.Now that I was back in my familiar world, I knew that I had to share openly with Neil everything that had happened and everything that I was feeling. Most of all, I knew that I needed to share with Neil two things. Things that he needed to know and that we really needed to talk about.. I told her that my boyfriend was already getting some vinegar and maxipads and cotton flannels, she also suggested that I get an inflatablerubber ring to sit on as it could be uncomfortable during the healing, Imentioned that it was uncomfortable to sit for any length of time so shearranged for me to use one of the hospital do-nuts. She also suggestedthat I get plenty of pre moistened personal wipes that could be flusheddown a toilet.She then went on to explain the necessity of absolute.