Staring at himwere demons. Many demons. Hundreds, in fact. But even worse; he was in Hell! Hestared around him. There was ash, smoke and brimstone eve...ywhere, and the sky(was it a sky?) was jet black. Evil creatures flew around and he saw thetormented bodies of humans everywhere. He saw evil eyes in every direction;there really was no good thing about Hell. From the crowd ofdemons came a voice. One demon was perched on a stand. He was monstrous;looking over 9ft tall and wearing a cape with his. XxxxxxxJulie and Sheila had briefly nipped out to the shops while Jen and I had been enjoying each other in the shower, and were busy in the kitchen corner cooking a pork chop and Bramley apple casserole with baked potatoes; they had also bought three Heinz tinned syrup sponge puddings to have with custard as dessert.Sheila was alternately blessing the memory of her late grandmother for having so much matching crockery and cutlery, and praising the foresight of her previously much-maligned. They sat down by my clothes and, well, they weren’t about to budge until I came out of the water. She was upset, but not too bad, so I guessed nothing too bad had occurred.You obviously got out of the water, unless you are calling from the pond right now….so what happened, Betty? And what did my son do….I’ll be talking to him in a few minutes…believe me!I waited a bit, Betty continued…they said they weren’t going to do anything, they just wanted a “show”. So I figured why not, and started. Those claws could do!' I start my clumsy walk to my bathroom. After I'm finished trying to make myself look presentable, I decide I had better go see what Felicia was getting at by "Long day." I open my door and step into my living room. Felicia was again in her crouching position, (of which I'm assuming is her favorite,) staring out the window. "What are you looking at?" I ask. She continues to just stare out the window, as if she didn't hear me. After a few more moments of what to me was an.