I parked in a spot Lily had reserved for me. I could exit quickly. It was around quarter to ten. It had taken me a while to finish being made up.I wal...ed through the front door of Har Zion Synagogue. I opened my talis bag and took out a knit, designer yarmulke and secured it to my hair with a bobby pin. Then I took out the talis, drew it over my shoulders and wrapped it around my arms. I put the bag in my coat pocket.I had been given a moustache and a full, bushy beard and a pair of glasses. Her chest feels flatter to me." That is the problem. Help her breathe by pinching her nose and blowing gently but firmly into her mouth. Are Bennie and Robby listening?" Yes, Anne." Good. One of you hold her down. The other will need to push up under her sternum and lift gently while her lungs are filled. It will hurt her but she has to be enabled to breathe. Do it now! I am standing by."Pam breathed into her while we held her down and Robby lifted on her chest. She passed out but, even. Elected people soon believe they're better than the citizens who put them there, and too often forget what their real job should be. Because I believe all citizens are equal, I will not have some appear to be elevated above the rest simply because they are closer to my ear. Everyone now has equal access to reaching me."While obviously I can't read and respond to every message, I have an excellent and dedicated staff of over a hundred humans and robots who read every message received. Their job. It was good to meet you." A bit rude, perhaps, but he really wasn't in the mood. He turned his back to her, walking around his car. Reaching the front door, he smiled. "Maybe if we meet again."The parking lot of the small diner was empty. Strange, given the day, but not so given the weather and the early hour. Plus, bringing a woman here would be a warning sign any female would quickly pick up on. Anyplace would be better for a date. Greasy Spoons were for the hungry who didn't care about.