We were all stuck in this hall for a while.I talked to the lighting manager and took readings in various parts of the stage, various conditions. Since...they were paid for, I was paid for, they were paid for, whatever the stupid reason, I had a crew and cast at my disposal to do what I wanted with. Probably they would rather watch pretty girls bounding around than stand around. None of the crew bitched when I pitched the idea to them.The guy that was doing the lighting for the band I knew well. "Congratulations. I experienced once what you must experience on a regular basis, years ago. You are very lucky women. I've often wondered over the years what became of him. I knew he was never destined to be ordinary, and I see I was right."The girls took to her immediately, after our history was explained. I sat, watching them chat, smiling with pleasure. She came to dinner at their invitation, looking exquisite in her gown. There was an air of sadness about her, the reasons becoming clear. " John said. Giving Ann a pat on the shoulder, he smiled at bothHallie and Amy. "None of the past late arrivals were more fun to fool thanyou. Boy, were you an easy target. Looks like your bunkmates were a realhelp putting you in the correct frame of mind." The next day at the lake shore, Lesley stared at the house across the lake.She was impressed with the great joke that counselor John and the othersplayed on her. She didn?t see the shadows of one of the camp?s lifeguardsfall over her. "In. They have three children, aged sixteen, eleven, and five. Franny is in the Air Force as a technical sergeant, and Bob is a software engineer. When the Gulf War broke out, Franny got orders and left with 24 hours’ notice. That is how much time the military gives you when you are on active duty. Franny was a payroll clerk and the primary point of contact for contractors working with the military during the war.Franny has a problem: She does not want to be alone; male companionship is such a need.