After allowing him enough of a head start to appear inconspicuous, I walked into the restroom. The urinals were empty. He had opted for the single sta...l, where he was doing his business. Dammit. I strode to the urinal and did mine, too.We finished at about the same time, and he soon started washing his hands next to me. He caught my attention in the mirror and smiled."Great weekend ahead, eh? Any big plans?" It was a Friday. I told him I was looking forward to taking it easy. Something. The babies stopped crying first, sensing and greedily taking in their mother's love. And gradually, almost imperceptibly, they returned that love with their own.The bottle battle passed into humorous memory.I asked Peggy, out of the hearing of the other two girls, why she hadn't linked with Patricia before (we began calling her Tinkerbelle early on, because she was so much smaller than her sisters, but the similarity in the names Tinkerbelle and Isabelle got to be too much and we all just. Maybe that's what it was for. One time I was laughing so hard I couldn't swing the bat.Anyway, Tyrone was gracious and shook my hand after I'd won all three events. I was worried I might never be able to use it for a second or two but he smiled and lightened up after he'd made his point.Coach sat down by me after we got on the bus. "Isn't this better than flipping burgers?" He didn't wait for an answer, he clapped me on the shoulder and headed up to his normal seat next to the driver.It was 7. Have you ever noticed how the grass from the past always looks greener?Anyway, we've been moving quite rapidly. What you see going by on the opposite bank is the Decade of the 1960's. Oops! I'm afraid you just missed it. (Sure glad I didn't)If you look quickly, you can just catch a fleeting glimpse of the 1950's flying by. I'm telling you Christopher Columbus would have killed to have a Ship that sails as fast as this Memory Canoe! (What can I say? I like to try for funny once in a.