She giggled as she felt the bulge return."Timmi..." Faye said. She responded by moving her hand back and forth."It's not weird. I was doing that last ...eek," Timmi giggled so hard sheran out of breath."And two weeks ago I was doing that with you," She pulled her hand awayand folded her arms. "I don't see what the big deal is. Wouldn't it beweirder if it was someone else?" Timmi's confused countenance belied aweakening resolve.Sweat appeared on his forehead by the time they got to Delacroix. ”“Well this isn’t school, sit like me Riley.”“But ... Oh I see, good thinking superwoman.”“I’m not super ... oh forget it, I hope that you like cappuccino.”“I do, shall we get something to eat here or shall we wait until we hit the shops, maybe find another McDonalds?”“Are you telling me that you enjoyed your McDonalds flashing and want to do it again Riley?”“I did, but I know that the next time it might not be as enjoyable, daddy taught me that.”“Did he also tell you that it might be even. He pushed the down button and waited a few moments. No bells rang, nothing seemed to move. With a shrug he caught a glimpse of the stairway and turned towards that instead. Pushing open the brown door, he walked through the arch and took a step down, then another step, then another. Then he stopped. For a moment he was forced to brace himself against the rail to keep from falling. Regaining his composure, he berated his legs silently and urged them to carry him onwards. Though each new step was. When the situation was explained and the idea was put to a vote, the result was a unanimous vote to move back to Earth.Despite the well known difficulties with the weather, they decided to move to the NASA complex in Houston. Initially, for convenience, they all moved into the same group of motels near the complex. Many of the people were in a state of physical shock because of moving into the increased gravity. The children were especially bothered by the change in gravity, and they had to.