My pinky toe met a crab for the first time right over there when I was three. I reflexively looked over to where she indicated with a nod of her head,...not that it really mattered where the crab had been. Just as reflexively, I looked up when I heard to squawks from overhead. A Brown Noddy with a fish in its beak was being pursued by a Great Frigatebird over the cove."Look!" I exclaimed involuntarily. The noddy made two frantic circles in the sky, and the frigatebird stayed in remarkably close. "I walked into the conference room at eight-thirty. Four of the largest whiteboards we could find were hanging on the wall. Below each was a large box of black markers and a couple of small boxes of mixed colors. The huge TV screen in the center was actually connected to Ken's laptop and he was ready to list items there as well as on the whiteboards.Ken began with, "I wish I could stand up to tell you all some things, but be patient and I'll tell them to you while sitting. Brad will jot down. ..except, I missed last week."Tracy adjusted her rear view mirror to see Anthony's face, but she found his gaze not meeting hers. He was staring at her breasts."I didn't know you did that." Harry interrupted."I've called twice. They barely remember you." She looked over at Harry. "They didn't even know you had a medical condition." Tracy wore a look of concern.Anthony looked at Harry and raised his eyebrows."How could they not know about our condition, Harry?" He was worried the gig was up. "Why thank you Marsha, I think we would. What'll you have Kurt?" she asked, as they headed into the dining room.Speaking directly to me, "A rum and coke would be nice, Marsha," he said."Yes Sir," I replied with a curtsy as I left to check on dinner and fix their drinks."She seems to be well trained in such a short time Susan," I heard Kurt say. "It's only been a little over a month, hasn't it?" Yes, but he, I mean, she learns fast," replied Susan.I brought them their drinks, with proper.