"I think I may be onto something. You're looking for something obvious. Something which Alex could easily detect from a distance. Hold on a minute," s...e said, as she pulled her purse up and started rifling through it. "Ah, here it is," she said as she pulled a small clear plastic ruler from her bag. "I use this at work to measure stuff from the displays on the computers. I think..." she said as she rolled the recording forward and then stopped it at a specific point. She laid the ruler over the. "Hi," Christy greeted him from the kitchen. "How did it go?" We got Dad's office cleaned out," he told her, with a shake of his head and a grin on his face."Oh? Did you find anything interesting?" Just some family pictures," he told her. "We boxed all his books up so they are ready to go to charity."Christy could see that something was bothering him and credited it to the fact that he was mourning the loss of his parents. She could only imagine what he must be going through.She put her arms. “No. do it at the same time: both left feet hitting the ground together, then the right feet. Try it.”It took a few tries, but soon they were stamping their feet together. John told them, “As you stamp, it should sound like one person instead of two.”As they tried that out, John fetched a couple of spears, and handed them one each.“Now, every time your right foot comes down, make the butt of your spear hit the ground at the same time as your foot. The combination of your feet and the spear. ’ ‘What’s wrong? Where’s Katherine?’ Clint felt the dread and fear wash through him and he could barely breathe. ‘He forgot his bear that you won him and couldn’t sleep.’ Todd ignored his other question, ‘Why are you here, Clint?’ Bile rose in his throat and he choked it down, ‘I need to talk to her. I need to know she’s alright, Todd.’ He pleaded, ‘Please.’ Katherine’s uncle looked like he wanted to punch him and Clint would have gladly stood there for it, but Todd just walked around to the.