He called to the men, but they just kept walking. They didn't even look back. "Damn. That is a gorgeous sunset." He thought out loud as his attention ...as quickly turn from the two absurd strangers that had left a box for no reason and had not the common sense to get him to sign for it. His thoughts then turned back to the fact that all of his neighbors houses had vanished. Not that he thought about it for long though because he really did not care for any of them. The men in the navy blue. All this meant that my home had all the comforts of the 21st Century, but the charm and character of the 17th.It was one of those warm spring days, the ones that hold a promise that summer is just around the corner. I was sitting on the beach, my bare feet wet from walking through the surf a book open beside me as I lay back and savoured the warm Sun. Laying there I watched the clouds playing chase with the Sun, seeing fairy castles and dragons in fluffy shapes.Stretching I sat and retrieving. " I am Sam and I am early," Sam told her."I'm Jenny, Sarah's sister - you know." She grinned again, playfully and put her hand to her lips. "She's in the kitchen; why don't you go in and say hello?"Sam grinned wickedly. "I think that's a very good idea," he told her.Jenny moved to walk past him. "Oh by the way," she said holding her hand up to halt him, "it's my engagement party tomorrow night. You will be coming with Sarah; won't you?"Sam stopped and looked down at Sarah's sister. "I'll be. Mom was a big woman, a BBW. Mom was already a big woman before dad died. She never really felt good about her big body until she met dad.At first, she could not believe a stud like dad found her attractive. She rebuked him for a while. He eventually won her over by showing her his attraction to her was genuine. He made sure she knew he was not after her to put another notch in his bedpost.Mom told me often she never understood how she landed a hunk like my dad. She took my dad’s death horribly..