There they were going to get hot dogs, rolls, chips, paper plates, cups, napkins and several cases of sodas. They were also to get supplies for the re...reshment stand, several kinds of yogurts, juices, power drinks, bottled water and a selection of fruit. Lorrie was to get a business application so we could set up an account there. They were going to take a big cooler to put the dogs in and a bag of ice to keep them cold. They were going to take the diesel pickup. I reminded them that they. " Turning to me she said sharply, "Goodnight then."The ladies cleared from the kitchen threshold obviously waiting for me to walk out the front door and leave them to their bridge club night. I hesitated. KY drooling still. What could I do? I took a step forward. The ladies watched me. I walked tentatively into the living room. There's the front door. The ladies watched me. My belly hurts. KY drools. My hand reaches for the doorknob. I try to smile at the ladies, nod my head awkwardly. If I'd wanted to get flight certified the old fashioned way, they'd have made me do a lot of learning the old fashioned way too, but this bit of it I could have without it. I'd already had a more general interest in the weather anyway. Nobody likes to be halfway up a cliff face on a free climb when the clouds roll in and began pumping out rain.On top of what the pilots taught me, and what I picked up through my own interests, I had a certain sensitivity to what happened in the skies around me. Blaze drank her liquid and only lifted his head when she stopped spasming.“I am sorry, child! I don’t know what came over me,” Jie Er gasped unbelievingly as she looked into Blaze’s eyes. She seemed to be in a daze.“It’s okay. It seems like you enjoyed it. I would love to do it again if you want to,” Blaze replied innocently.Jie Er’s already flush face blushed even more, and she couldn’t understand why. She just nodded slightly. She held her gaze down and suddenly spotted Blaze’s engorged.