David chuckled in embarrassment. "Um…did what happen?" He really didn't want to face facts and hoped to joke his way out of his dilemma. She took an...ther sip of her coffee and eyed him coolly over the lip of her mug. Lowering the cup and savoring the java she swallowed then appraised him for a few moments. "This is going to be interesting," she said, nodding her head thoughtfully. "I have a quick trip to Toronto day after tomorrow. I'll be gone two or three days. I want his name before I. So i don't always have to stay in market. I rent a room for mine since i am single. I have a mature maid who cook my meals three times daily. Since my c***dhood i like granny women. I can't explain this addition but i love granny. Even granny maid is easy to find and available than young maid. It is boon for me. This time i employed a granny maid. Her husband died few months ago. She has a only daughter married to another city. She only live here. She just need to earn her only. I found her. Robbie smiled at the umpire and walked around and took her place on the other side of the plate. She was going to bat left handed.The pitcher came set again and fired. Robbie swung awkwardly. Strike one. Robbie took a couple of practice swings, still awkward. I'd never seen her bat left, and this explained why. The pitcher smiled and fired another shot. Robbie swung again, it was almost painful to watch. Strike two. Vancouver just might get an out. The pitcher set for the third time. He reared. Donna smiled as she considered that, if she had to be stuck in a body, this one was pretty good. She slipped her teddy to the floor and stepped into the warm spray of the shower.After drying and combing her hair, Donna pulled on a pair of shorts, frowning slightly at just how short they were and then pulled on a shirt. She padded to the refrigerator and pawed around, looking for some breakfast. With a disgusted frown, she shut the door, the opened a cupboard. A muffled curse was heard as she.