"Depends on what your definition of fun is, Kristen," Zach retorted."That's what I said!" Tommy said, grinning."O-M-G, you're both horrible!" Kristen ...aid before laughing."Come on, you two," she commanded as she snaked her petite arms around both men's forearms and began dragging them towards the building.It had been a long time since Zach had graced the old building's halls but the memories were still thick. Rich vivid flashes from the past swept over him. Mostly they were good memories simply. Also my wife has put on some weight with the years – not a lot but enough to where the changes in her body are more of a concern to her than they are to me. I have changed some as well and am not as trim and fit as I used to be either of course. I still catch guys checking her out occasionally. Whenever I try to tell her that she tells me I am hugely mistaken and that no guy ever checks her out. Sorry – being a guy I know when one is staring at someone! Despite the obvious flaws though, my wife. On arriving and drawing our swords, I noticed that the blades were no longer silver in color. Instead they ran with golden light that pulsed along the blade. It was obvious that the examiners were shocked by our appearance and our swords.There were questions that we answered before Sara told them that the demonstration wouldn't be done here in the Otherworld, and we started the transportation spell that would take all of us to the quarry in Colorado."Where are we?" Brian asked in amazement when. Janice and I started setting up the network. In less than 15 minutes we had an operational war room and Janice started laying out machines while I unpacked and set up the printer."Gary, what's your take on this?" Craig asked while I was pulling tape off of the printer."You don't want to know," I replied, truthfully."Maureen already gave me the digested version," he said. "I cannot say I disagree with you either. What, if anything, can we salvage?" From the site? I honestly don't know. Until we.