"Sorry, long day, long evening meal," Lloyd replied. "Good evening I'mLloyd, you on business or pleasure?" Hi I'm Samantha, call me Sam. Work tomorrow... stealing part of mySunday." Sam extended her hand."Nice to meet you," said Lloyd. "Snap, at least they bung me some cashin compensation.Samantha went back to reading her magazineLloyd looked around the coach. All the other passengers were women. Alittle unusual, he thought but not impossible, come in the quiet coachmakes sense.Then it occurred. It was during this conversation that something that had been in the background several places we'd been got brought up. Back in may, the big Tsunami that had devastated Japan had also hit the coast of Oregon, causing considerable damage to the local harbor here. Efforts to rebuild it were still ongoing."Our charter operator was quite emotional about it," Clarissa told us. "He told us some of the local boats got demolished, and the boat basin was almost completely destroyed." I guess in all the. Home of the 1974 World's Fair."Both of Tami's eyes opened. "Why?" Why not. You have somewhere better to be?" I thought..." Dangerous habit. Gets you into trouble most of the time. You might also notice the sky."Tami looked up through the windshield at the bright blue sky. "The rain... ?" Is about eighty miles that-a-way," I said looking smug and flipping my thumb over my shoulder."I hate you." Sad but true. You have three choices. You can sit there and hate me, go back to sleep, or help me. ” Simone gulped again, more convulsively. “I love watching the expressions on your face.” This was perfectly true. It was marvellous to see the horror and revulsion - pain even - on that first brutal entry. To hear the sobbing and retching through savagely clenched teeth. To look into those wide-set eyes, overflowing with tears, so filled with defeat and despair. To hear the whimpering snorts form the wildly flaring nostrils. Oh, yes, it was most enjoyable. Even more enjoyable was to watch.