We’ll use mine together, and there will be a bit more play with a bit of instruction. Now it’s time for your first lesson in cooking.” Their mea... comprised a cold platter of meats with an assortment of salads. KG did not really have a cookery lesson, as such. He did pay close attention to everything that Amelie said. In her turn, Amelie was impressed with his lightness of touch on everything. It augured well for the lessons he was going to be given in her bed, that evening. “We’ll take some. Mostly just my presentation. Andname. Not Sean. Sarah. No dress. For now.We both hadn't had cars at that time. We met at the bar. I was therefirst. I felt nervous. How would he react? I would soon find out.A cab stopped at the front. Darren. He came in and scanned the bar. Hewsaw me. Recognized me. I waved. No handshake, no high five but a hug. Ahug. I've never been hugged from a guy like this before. It felt good.I felt good. No nervousness anymore. We had drinks and a nice evening.He treated. James had given me a list of mills, and I originally chose Philadelphia because their mill was the largest and I was already going there.By the time I finished with everything, I had ordered and paid for an enormous quantity of cedar poles, and even more wire.Back in Philadelphia, a day before everyone was to arrive, I toured the city, visiting Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was adopted, and the Constitution was debated and signed. Knowing I was in a room where, less. "For his meals, we need to have him convinced that he is in a hospital, so no freshly cooked meals. I would suggest that you buy some TV dinners. Something like fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy and a vegetable. Something that tastes bland like a hospital would serve. Maybe some Jello for dessert. Also, you need to get some plastic glasses for water for him. No milk with a local label that he can identify. Gary told me you have the trays and dish covers, but you also need some.