"It's not just the memorial," I said. "They have a museum there with a lot of artifacts from that era. It's actually quite interesting." I want to go ...pend at least a day there," Emily told him. "Let's pencil that in, can we?"At that point a minor argument developed between them. Frank maintained that he had much better things to do on his vacation than wasting one of his days at a goddamn naval base. Emily pointed out that she was not asking anything else of him on the trip but that she wanted. She also asked if she could come by another day to make up the time and take the final test. "Sure, no problem," John replied, "Just call ahead and I'll make sure I'm not busy"."Thanks, John," replied Lori and she hung up."Well," John thought, "This will make class go easier."A long agonizing week later, Lori called."John, can I come over tomorrow afternoon and finish up the class?" Sure, say 1 pm?" Sure, see you then." Ok, then. Bye." Wow," John thought, "I get an afternoon with just her.". "Well I for one don't wanna let the fact no one else turned up ruin all my hard work planning this." Violets voice somewhat muffled as her head was inside a cupboard while she searched for a game. Finally, with a cry of triumph she emerged and held out a large square box. "Who wants to play twister?" She asked with an impish grin."Ooh I haven't played that in years" Charlotte replied excitedly, before glancing across the couch at her son. "But I don't think your old mom will be flexible enough. She proudly looked upon him, standing there with newly-fitted corporal's stripes. His concubines – her mother Monica and aunt Alice – sat in the stands proudly watching the Monday morning inspection parade and rubbing their so-far-minuscule baby bumps. Ensign Barker's heavily pregnant concubine Mandy was also present. Silent since the parade started, she had earlier been asking Monica a thousand questions about pregnancy, and childbirth, and raising kids to be sponsors rather than concubines.As.