”He smiled delightedly. “If the weather forecast’s OK how about this Saturday or Sunday?”“Great! I’ll do a picnic.”“OK. I’ll let you...know tomorrow.”“Thanks, Terry.”The forecast for Saturday was the better of the two. Grace did some shopping on Friday evening and put together a picnic. She had also persuaded Terry to let her take her car to save him having to buy petrol. She picked him up from his parents’ house at half past seven on Saturday morning with the sun shining and a gentle breeze.They. ISat up as I had awoken from a horrible nightmare. My eyes giving the room a warm sweep. Not seeing anything I walked towards the window. Looking out the window to gaze at the moon. That is when I saw it. Something enormous and black running into the woods under the moon of the night. I ran to wake Mike to tell him what I had seen, After shaking him a few times. I notice my hands were wet. Wet from him sweating. He was burning up, shivering as he was cold. I walked to Brandon's room. He had. No need to use a Geiger counter simply to decide where to settle down for the night. Even the hardiest former resident of Gaza City couldn't survive long in the fine dust and ash blowing about the extinguished cities of the Middle East."We have to treat everyone equally," said Benita, an old woman whose job in the kitchen was to help feed the thousands of refugees crammed into the camp. "There are very strict rules which everyone has to obey." Surely you can see the injustice," pleaded Tamara's. Mundum blousumanu stiram vesham, apurvamayee nightyum edumayirunnu. mundum blouse ettu ammayeeney kandal andypongattavanteyum andy 90-100degreeyil ninnadum. atraykku reasamanu kanan. nalla velutta niram,tudutta chundukal.kadanjedutha kazhutum,parvatham polathey mulakal,aalila vayarum kandal vellam pokunna pokkilum.yanekku ammayiney kalikkan kittiya kathayileykku kadakkam. entey veedintey tottaduthayanu kulikkadavu.aanungalkum pennungalkkum pratyeka kadavundayirunnu. entey veetil erunnu.