The jibs were on the left, or port side of our little ship, the wind coming over the starboard side, meaning we were on a starboard tack. The actual p...int of sail was a reach, because our course was roughly southwest.Daddy had me put the engines in neutral, and then go down to the engine room to shut them down and turn off the fuel supply valves. I checked the view glass on each of the fuel filters to make sure we didn’t have any problems with water in the diesel fuel. We were good, so I ran. Moving my left arm I gathered Elizabeth into my shoulder and felt her head next to mine. I fell asleep again with her sweet breath against my neck.May 3, 1849I gradually got better and began to walk more every day until I was able to move between the bedroom and the rest of the house. I still had a lot of pain in the right shoulder when I moved it, but at least I was able to move the arm. Louise grumbled about men and being underfoot so much that I think she was glad to finally get me out of. If I didn't die from the heat it would be from suffocation. There were so many people on the damn bus, and there was just about to be more. This was not a good day so far.My mood lifted immediately as I looked to the front. There was only one person getting on, and the fact that there was so little room meant she had to sit near me. I silently thanked God and all the powers that be as the most beautiful redhead casually strolled to the back of the bus and took a seat at the back of the bus.The. "If I didn't know better, I'd say you wanted to get me alone." "Well at least we can talk without anybody who matters hearing us," I replied. Knowing there were no security cameras taping us didn't hurt, and so I stood behind the counter in the ‘employee only' area and chatted with her as she cleaned up and got ready for closing. About ten minutes to nine, Whitney shut all the lights off and locked the doors. Holding two of my fingers in her fist, not unlike the way a small child will do, she.