With those thoughts in mind I found a butcher shop willing to cut, wrap and pre-freeze some top-quality steaks and roasts to fill most of my freezer. ... paid for second day pickup and left there a happy man.Before I left I checked the internet and called around Houston to find a trailer camp that accepted reservations and hopefully met MY reservations. The web offerings were such a confusing mess that I took a lesson from my camping experiences in Wisconsin--I looked for anything that the state. "Can we talk sometime Jake?" Jake nodded, and then stopped at the look his two girls were giving him. Kimmy shoved June into the bathroom, Bonnie pushing Jake in after them. Kimmy checked the stalls to make sure they were alone before stalking back to June, her body vibrating with anger."Don't tell me you enjoyed that," she said, pointing her finger at June's face. June shook her head and Jake waited."She's angry at me," June said, her voice breaking a little. "She thinks that you got scared to. "Yes, this is my home, been in my family, for generations. I take it you fancy Victorian homes?" "Why yes in fact I do, always have. They are mysterious and beautiful." I looked at this stranger, thinking, 'Like you.' He smiled and parked the car, and as if he heard my thoughts said, "No my butterfly, like you." His golden eyes looked me over, a spark of electricity following his gaze. Self consciously, I bit my lower lip looking down at my hands in my lap. Strong fingers grabbed my chin,. Not really thinking I would have any luck, I went up to her and said hello, and would she like another glass? To my surprise, she smiled and answered that she very much would like that, and maybe some company too. I was not one to turn down such an offer, so I gestured to Mike, the bartender, bought her another glass and guided her to my table a little further in the back.I really couldn't think of anything in particular to say, so I opened with one of the most used lines that has ever come out.