" That it is," he grinned. "My boats." Daddy, I paid for that ... why are your boats in there and mine is out here?" Where did you plan on wintering y...ur boat?" At the old mill." What's keeping you?"AAARRRGGGHHH ... PARENTS!!!Mike and I motored, gingerly, to the mill basin and ... Oh ... gingerly? because the mast was resting on the cabin top and I'd hate to lose it ... The mill hauled us out, built a nice cradle, winterized all the plumbing, pumped, cleaned and pickled the engine. The owner. But he was now where to be found. She then spoke, “I’m here for two reasons.” I interrupted her and asked, “Has it been two weeks already?” Beth said ,”No.” We still have to wait. She then asked me how I was feeling today. I told her that I was a little sore. But it was no big deal. “That’s good” she said. She then told me that she had to go out of town for two weeks (I guess that explains the wait). But she had a problem. Her dog sitter for Max had backed out on her this morning. She then. The girl was recently graduated with a follow-up degree in English Literature and he noticed she allowed her gaze to fall below his belt on several occasions. It was obvious to him that she was in dire need of male interference and was not quite sure about how to go about it. When he went up to the pastries table to get a sweet, he "accidently" allowed his semi-aroused member to brush across her tight and revealing skirt just hard enough to insure she knew exactly which part of his anatomy was. Hannah just looked at me and rolled her eyes.The four of us took turns using the computer terminal to enter our program code and test our work. After we corrected a number of typing mistakes, our program worked properly, at least until Phil came over, and tested it by typing in a negative number. We hadn't allowed for that in our loop, and the program continued until he had to cancel the job. We all felt really stupid, until Phil said that we were the only group to get any results, most of the.