Tami nodded."Do I need to sit down?" I asked."Maybe you'd better."I sat, but before Robbie could start reading, Kelly came over and sat across my lap....The gentle way she sat down instead of her usual running jump made me wonder who'd died. But I knew Tami wouldn't be so callous about something like that."You don't have to tell me," I said. "I know already." You do?" Tami and Robbie asked together."Yep. Last night some bigwig from Virgin Records was in Otter Park, heard the Wizards play, and. Then you look them in the eyes and basically ask, this is our plan, do you want more? This is what we recommend. And then selling them the plan," I said.That started another review of the discussions and the process that lasted until we landed at Blair County. Again we had to rent a car from our competitors; we did have several sites in Pennsylvania, but none at this airport.We found our motel with no problem. This time Mark had a room all to himself. Marcy, Lorrie and I had a room with two. Having Brenda to bounce ideas off of, was paying off, already. She had come up with several good ideas, and a warning I had taken to heart."Think quick!" Brenda told me, throwing an apple my way.I caught it with my hands and looked at her curiously."No, no, no! You were supposed to catch it with your mind," Brenda said pouting a bit.I grinned at her."I have spent seventeen years of my life doing things one way, you expect me to overcome ingrained training, just like that?" I asked her."Excuses!. Nowhere to hide!But then I spotted the CD player. This must have caused thetransformation."I snatched it and dashed for the door. Or at least I tried to. I almoststrained my ankle. Damned high-heels. There wasn't enough time to takethem off or I might be discovered. So I tiptoed as best as I could and itseemed to do the job. It was by far not as noisy as the heels clickingover the hardwood floor. Luckily the stairs were covered by a rug whichsilenced my steps further. So I made it out the.