The newspaper publisher always gave him a lot of extra papers, so they delivered to every house, whether it was a subscriber or not. They raced each o...her up the block and back to the car to drive to the next block. In half an hour, Gerald was jumping out of the car to deliver the last paper on his route. That was when he slammed the door shut on his finger. His gloves were so thick and his hands so cold that for a moment Gerald thought he had only caught his glove. Then the stinging pain broke. Sunha 10 baje mai chai bana raha tha ke har roz ki tarah meri sasu ji aa gayi unho meri wife ko aawaz di ab kya karu mai ne kaha ke mumy ji shabina nahi hai wo bank me gayi hai, wo khamosh ho gayi to maine kaha mumy ji andar aajaye wo chup chap andar aayi aur khane ka saman mere taraf diya aur jane lagi tabhi maine muskurate hua kaha mumy ji aap bahit khubsurat lag rahi hai, tab wo kuch der gusse me khade rene ke bad hasne lagi aur kaha shukriya damad ji, kha lijiyega aalu ke parahte hai, aur. If you grab my nose I’ll follow you anywhere, maybe even to the Admissions Office.’ The girl looked at him critically. ‘You have a grandmother named Muffy? What’s your grandfather’s name, Muff Diver? Him I’d like to meet.’ Eamon shook his head. ‘This is one weird place. I sure have gotten the royal reception. First your sign appeared from nowhere. Then, just as I turned on to your access road my car called me a fucking idiot. And now you are giving me a hard time.’ The girl’s eyes half closed. I couldsurvive.I found a hole in the side of a hill, high above the water line. With ahint of fear I climbed inside, the opening just a hint bigger than Iwas. Once inside I found myself in a small chamber about the size ofthe coach Grandma and I took to the Schooner. The ceiling extended highoverhead, twigs and leaves lay along the floor. I found a few smallanimal bones laying among the leaves, about the size of a small cat orrabbit.Even to an eight year old this little cave felt right, it.