What Emily and Brenda have, it isn't the same as what Joyce and Brenda have, not to Emily, and maybe not to Brenda either." No, you're right, it isn't...the same. It's a connection though, and that's what we need more of, not less. You believe in connections, and you can see what I'm saying is correct. I'm willing to help make it easier for you to connect with the others, Dale, but you need to make an effort yourself. From what you've already told me, you understand that these connections. He pick me in a town car and we headed up to the airport. On the way there he just keep talking about all the fun we are going to have and the games we can play. When we arrive at the airport we meet with his friends they were only men all of them good looking. I notice that I was the only woman, and probably by not by accident. He introduce me. They were Mickey who was two inches taller than Johnson and you can tell he hung out at the gym a lot, to follow him was Carl who had blonde hair and. For the first time, in my married life I was seeing some reason to consider a divorce. I have always been very complacent about my marriage. The more attention I paid to Joyce, the nicer she was to me. I liked that arrangement.On Friday afternoons, I usually tried to sneak out of work a little early. No special reason, just something I started to do years ago, and saw no reason to stop. No one ever seemed to complain. I got home, plopped myself into my easy chair, and heard my wife and daughter. What about you andNewkirk?"Regina said, "I did go to Newkirk and took a look at births from 1970and guess what I wasn't born and didn't live in Newkirk. My formerlife after that night in the motel I didn't exist as a man. Now myparents have both been deceased for about 10 years so there isnothing for me in Newkirk and I had too many men staring at me."There was a knock and there was Amy, Lillian, and Elbert and they allhugged and Amy squealed again.Amy blushed and everybody laughed and Regina.