We might be growing but if competitors are growing faster we could be going backwards."Freddie grinned. "Don't worry," he said, "I thought that might ...e the case. You've been focussing on urgent stuff plus the whole Brian thing was a bit of a distraction. I even have friends that are saying if you carry on like you are the UK will run out of women." I laughed. Freddie went on. "We need to try to get some sort of a picture though, don't you agree?"I nodded."I don't think you'll find it easy.. .....I awaken in darkness. As my dreary, fog-filled eyes open, I try desperately to see my surroundings. Sadly, my efforts are in vain. 'How long was I out?' I wonder, 'Why is it so dark?'I try to move, quickly finding out that I'm no longer lying on the pier like I originally thought. My feet are shackled to the wall, same with my wrists. 'Weird,' I think to myself. 'How did I get here? Where's the pier, and the lake?' Suddenly, there's a bright flash, leaving me blind.As the lights begin to. I could go for some good Mexican," I said."What do you think, Honey? Would you like a 'burrito' in your belly?"Jennifer looked up to meet his gaze. "I could so go for a burrito right now, but I don't think I'll be able to wait until we get to Ensenada's," She smirked as her head followed her hands and disappeared into Bailey's lap.Feeling a little uncomfortable with the show in front of me, I tried not to look, but it was no use. The slurping sound from the front seat called to me like a siren.. Tastes a little like watermelon." "I always knew you'd like pussyfruit." "OK, wise guy, lets eat." I punched holes in a few of the big hairy coconuts, and we settled down to our highfructose picnic. Cindy put a coconut to her mouth and tilted her head back for a long drink. Milk dribbled down her chin and throat. "Ahhh," she said finally. "That hits the spot." "Careful of my undershirt," I said around a big mouthful of mango. "I'm thinking of dressing up for the big luau tonight." She giggled.