" He nodded in the school's direction. "It appears that you sit here often and look at the children." His tone was polite to a degree, but I could hea... an edge to it.It took a few minutes for me to realise what he meant. I was horrified that anyone could possibly think that of me. For the second time that day I had to explain about my wife's death, this time adding personal information about my daughter and her school. I then pointed to a plaque attached to the bench I was sitting on."Read. Wainwright was laughing. "They had that rehearsed well. They were perfectly in sync." Don't bet on it being rehearsed," Dave said, laughing himself. "They do that all the time." What drives me nuts," Jeff sighed, "is when one says half a sentence, and another one completes it — without a break or hesitation. Sometimes they go around the table doing it, just to rattle my cage. It sets my teeth on edge. And if I make any comment about it — they just do it again."Frank grinned, not really. Bring a jacket too. Purse. Cellphone. Wallet. Other things you can’t live without.” I then gave her detailed directions to the airport including where to park and how to find me.Marcia found me about one-thirty, even giving me a hug and kiss on the cheek in her enthusiasm regarding our flight, at least that was to what I chalked up her affection. I showed her my pride and joy, my plane, going over many of its features with her. She’d never ridden in a small plane before, so I also made sure to. .." Actually," Jason interrupted, "I have to go to Los Angeles before I return home to Chicago, but Hi Maggie." Oh. I didn't know," said Mandy.Maggie handed them each a mug of coffee tailored to their choices and told them she'd made a couple of roast beef sandwiches for starters and if they wanted more of a meal, there was turkey, pork roast and meat loaf in the refrigerator."If you need me to heat anything up for you, please let me know. I'll be up for a while yet reading."I'll have breakfast.