The bright neon signs on the mosque and the synagogue are much appreciated, reminding us that goodwill is intended for all. Inclusion is not exclusive... 11. Memories ‘Do you remember being tired every Christmas Day?’ ‘Yes. We didn’t get any sleep. We had to retrieve the presents from the hiding places, wrap them, put them under the tree…’ ‘…And the children would be up at five to find them.’ ‘Now they have that problem. Good night, granny.’ 12. Stocking Fillers Our daughters used to hang. Tina's bigconcern was that Bruno would slip and call her Chris, but he didn't."You look really beautiful, Tina," Emily said as they were getting readyto leave. It wasn't the first time that Tina had heard surprise insomeone's voice as they complimented her, so she replied, "Not asgorgeous as you do, Em. I love your hair like that." I can never figure out," Jeff whispered to her as they went to get intothe limo, "whether you're going to be a bomb-thrower or a diplomat." I wasn't aware I had to. The first chance I get I am running away from this lunatic. That is all there is to it. I would be better off in a foster home or an orphanage. Than with this lunatic. He gets in the minivan and drives out of town at least six miles up in to mountains. I cry and cry for at least two hours I believe. We leave the pavement somewhere towards the end of my crying spell. All I see is very, very few houses to speak of. Three actually that I've counted before we turned down a very long driveway. I have needs."Kate's response was swift and bruising. "This was your choice not mine.Didn't you listen to anything I said, when you came out to me? I made itperfectly clear that if you wanted to become Georgia that is who youwould be to me. My marriage to George would be over. How could you thinkI was ever going to make love to Georgia?" I know you said all of that but I didn't really believe you would gothrough with it. I don't know what I believed would happen but I hadhoped ... I mean; I.