‘Are you okay?’ ‘I’ve just met Mr. Grumpy. It pissed me off.’ ‘Oh that, well he’s never good in the morning after a late night of drinki...g. It’s best to ignore him until you see him smile.’ ‘I-I had thought he was perfect.’ ‘Oh darling, if you believe you’ll meet a perfect man you’ll go to the grave as an old woman never having met one.’ Rosina laughed and the women hugged again. ‘No breakfast for me Penny, I’m off to have a shower and will rest for a while’ ‘Sweetheart I’ll delay breakfast for. Ada and I made our way to the front and a man met us and helped Ada sit.He introduced himself to me as the mayor and said he was going to perform the services, as the minister couldn't get here from the next town. He commented that someday the town was hoping for a church and a minister to preach, but until then he was usually asked to fill in. Ada whispered that she had asked that the casket be closed, as she thought that was the only way she could get through this. The service was short and. I was on my way home from my bus stop when Zippy, a dog on my street, chased me again! He chased me away from my house so I ran here. Could you please take me home?”“I’ll do more than that, Miss,” I told her. “The dogs owner will get a citation and a good scolding from me for threatening your safety, so he’ll never allow his dog loose to bother you again.” I took Susan’s hand in mine reassuringly and began walking her to my patrol car as I alertly scanned our surroundings. There seemed to be no. The smile on Adriana's face was the only thing that seemed pleasant thewhole day. She was kind to me at the table and after the meal. Herfriendliness is helping to lessen the lonesomeness that is alreadystarting to overtake me. I suspect she'll visit me in my dreams as sheis the only sunshine in this dank hell.-----------------------------------------------------------------------Journal Log - 1/24/15Conditions have gone from bad to worse much more quickly than I couldhave ever imagined. .