I took my chances. After quickly throwing the branches down and grabbing my binoculars, I slowly made my way towards the edge of the hill to peak down...in her direction. And what I saw left me speechless...My mother was crouched down behind a bush. Her pants were around her ankles. But what caught me be complete surprise was that I could see her right arm moving at a furious pace, with her hand seemingly at the direction her crotch. One look through my binoculars confirmed my suspicion; she was. “Okay!” Katie smirked, “I guess I’ll have to drive around and find someone else then!”“No!! Wait!” As he quickly opened the door and climbed in with his book bag in tow.“No finals today?” Katie’s head cocked to the side.“Nope,” he looked up and down the street, “but I do have a tryout meeting this morning.”“You have time for a ride?” Katie licked her lips.“Yes,” he smiled widely, “The meeting isn’t until 10:00 and the first period is just a study hall.”Katie pulled away from the curb and she. I was up early and went to the fitness center for an hour before the kids and my mates were up. I finished in time to join them for breakfast.Then we began getting ready for the trip to Atlanta for the debate. First there was a side trip to Lexington Kentucky for an afternoon rally and speech.Andrew and I had written a barn burner of a speech. I had allowed him to leave several topics with an ending that would be open to questions. What is she saying, what is she planning? The timing was right. “Thank you, Jim. The Belleville Falcons had a record-setting 07-08 season in the Ontario Hockey League. The team set new marks for most points at 116, most wins with fifty, most goals scored at 409 and tying the goals against average at 2.08, They won the Bobby Orr Trophy as the Eastern Conference Champions.”“On the way to this final game of the season, Belleville defeated the Peterborough Petes in five games in the quarterfinals, swept the Barrie Colts in the semi-finals, defeated the Oshawa.