Although David had the foresight to freeze several loafs of bread when the disaster had first struck, they had stopped shopping when the Great Deaths ...irst appeared, and now their bread supplies were running low. David realized he'd need to learn to bake his own bread, and he'd have to do it from unprocessed grain instead of using packaged supplies. They could always rely on bread machines for a while, but it wasn't a very long term option. He wasn't sure he was up to that challenge quite yet.. He seemed to have a mysterious attitude about him, and that smile too. It always seemed to make me smile back, even if I didn't want to. Maybe his smile was just the way his personality is too, who knows. Then one day when I was walking down my street, I was about to pass his house when he was sitting on his porch steps. I walked by him and glanced quickly as I continued walking. After hearing his voice, I stopped in my tracks and built up enough courage to turn around and walk towards him. Some classes seemed to get some material faster than others. Rather than marching forward according to a teaching plan, he paced his classes according to the ability of the students to grasp the material. As a result, he could get one class more than a week ahead of the others until they had a snag with some material.“What can I do for you, Danny?”“Here’s the homework for this week,” Danny answered holding out a stack of papers.“How long did it take you?” Mr. McClellan asked while glancing over. The want of the blissof not knowing could not hold back his need to know. "Damn mycuriosity", Derrick thought.******************On the bedroom floor was a good looking blonde in a red skater dress,with a black leather book next to her open hand. The stunned onlookerknew he had to investigate, even with the knowledge that nothing goodwould come from his findings. The first course of action was to turn onthe room ceiling light; the light which was cast into the hallway wasfrom a desk lamp.As.