He was probably the last person she wanted to talk to. He was usually vulgar or rude, and she knew that he liked her. Truth was he wasn't her type. Pr...blem was she was beginning to fear her only type was Adam."Yeah," she told him off-handedly, "Just some issues at home. Nothing major." But it WAS something major."Don't you wish families were as easy to figure out as chemicals? I mean, in a way, they control everything about us."Carol froze. Could it be that simple?She jumped up from her. ”“I get that and I have no idea if I could have handled that separation as well as you seem to have done. Is there really anything we need to shop for?”“I don’t think so, but I can always look for sales to get a new outfit,” Sally told Jackie before she started to laugh.“I like your style , girlfriend. Where do you want to go?”“I don’t care. You tell me and I will drive us there in my car.”“I wish I had a car here, but it just could not happen this year. Maybe next year I can get one. It does. ' The bartender gives him one...The guy from Coors says, 'I'd like the only beer made with Rocky Mountain spring water, give me a Coors.' He gets it.The guy from Molson Canadian sits down and says, 'Give me a Coke.' The bartender is a little taken aback, but gives him what he ordered.The other brewery presidents look over at him and ask, 'Why aren't you drinking a Molson's?'The Molson Canadian president replies, 'Well, I figured if you guys aren't drinking beer, neither would I.'CANADIAN JOKE. From their cooing and complimenting over the apartment, I tried to discern how many of them there were, but when Kim led them away on their tour, I really had no idea. They passed back by on their way to the living room, and a light tapping came from the door. I hurriedly looked down to my book.The door opened slowly. "You're not sleeping, are you?" Kim asked quietly. Her tone was gentle, and I thought for a moment I was off the hook.I finally looked up. "Just studying," and I half-stretched.