It’s you making out with one of your dreadful ex boyfriends. I don’t like it but I need to let you grow up. An hour passes slowly and I watch you ...urface from the water and come to sit by my side. ‘Hi Princess are you having a good time?’ ‘no’ ‘How come?’ I ask you ‘Because your supposed to be with me, not some book’ you take my book and close it. ‘I know but you wanted your space so I gave it to you.’ ‘I want to hang out with you daddy’ You grab my hand and pull me into the water. I splash you. "...Mike," Katie giggles nervously, leading to an awkward silence in theroom."You- you girls DO know that it's half past ten, right?" Dad says,making all of us grimace."I'm still trying to wrap my head around what day it is," I sigh. "You-you all got a change of clothes with you?" We'll be fine," Sarah sighs. "Assuming my mum doesn't kill me. Ugh,which will probably happen." Good job I'm not due at work until 5pm," Katie sighs."Good job I've booked the week off," I say with a snort of. I had done well academically through school and university so surely I should be able to come up with an answer to this puzzle? The only thing I cold come up with was that I was still in the same place but somehow I was in a different time."Too weird," I thought, "that's just too weird."Nonetheless it was the only thing I could come up with. I stood and retraced my steps through the trees towards the tent. I took my time setting up my Snow Peak Titanium Stove. It was advertised as the world's. “We’re doing a real prawn salad to begin with. Watch me take out the digestive tract on this one, then you do it with the others. Hal, get these mangetouts and cauliflower pieces cooked until their crispy, then plunge them into cold water. Ben, see to the avocado and oranges. When you’re done, we’ll do the dressing.”The boys were in their element. This was so much fun and it was giving them so much confidence.“The cassoulet itself, Ben, can be cooked in so many ways with a variation of.