She finishedworking on his hair and came with two little stencils. She told himshe was going to wax his eyebrows. He let out a yelp when she pulledthe...first one off. The second one he didn't think was so bad as heknew what to expect.He sat under a dryer for what to him seemed like an eternity.Finally Maggie got him and was taking out the curlers. Maggie askedhim what his name was and he told her it was Donna. She said that wasa pretty name.Maggie brushed and combed his hair. He liked how it. ”Suzi crawled on top of him and said softly, “You once chose Timmy over me when you went to Venezuela. You left me, possibly never to return to try to save him.”“Suz,” Joeys whimpered.“Hush, I’m not done. You used to quote something from one of those Star Trek movies. The needs of someone...”“The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Or the one.”Suzi asked with confusion, “Didn’t it go the other way too?”“Yes, but ... What’s your point, Suz?”“My point is you chose Timmy over me. ’ Gary nodded and said, ‘May I take you to the Graduation Ball?’ ‘But that’s eighteen months away.’ ‘Yeah well my thinking is we’ll still be going steady by then.’ Madison said she’d have to think about that and thirty seconds later smiled and said yes. ‘Thanks. And would you like to come to a 5:30 movie this Saturday?’ Madison gave a joyful cry and said yes. Two days later Hogan and Annie were asked to make an appointment to talk to Karen Smith at the school’s visual arts department. Karen. "Velma was finishing grilling the blackened swordfish, and began arranging the presentation decorations on the plates. "Yo' gonna have to suck it up, Honey... They gonna play wit' yo' as long as it's fun. An' yo' want it to BE fun -- yo' don' wanna piss 'em off..."Inez sighed and began to assist Velma. "I guess. But they embarrass me so..." And they enjoy watching you squirm, no end!" Consuelo observed, grinning.Velma moved to the grill, and Inez passed plates as she speared the swordfish.