That means that you spend all your life with them!” said Lauren.“Yeah, I know, it must be really difficult. I could never do that.”Lauren was de...p in thought as they passed Spiez Castle, its majestic square tower standing out proudly against the deep blue of the lake. The girls left the station and made their way up the High Street through the middle of the town. They found a haberdashers on the corner of the first cross street, where the door rang a little bell as they entered. Lauren thought. Suffice it to say, I was the only person he considered for the job. I guess working hard isn’t always a good thing. I somehow managed to prepare all of my fantasies/stories for the upcoming month in a little over a week. And just like that, I was off on another workation. I just hoped it would be the last. I had no clue what the job entailed. It was only when I got there that I discovered the next week of my life would be spent playing in the dirt—he was landscaping his entire front yard. It. There will just be a few of us, but it could get quite wild.”“I see,” I said with a smile. “Well, I’m sure me and Silke would be happy to come along.”“That would be perfect - see you at the suite at 10.”I told Silke about the plan and although it meant staying later, we were both intrigued about what sort of gathering we were going to be photographing.We both turned up at the suite with our cameras. The bride and groom were there with Greg, two of the bridesmaids, aged in their late teens plus. In less than a minute, there were five dead Injuns litterin' our camp, an' the women were starin' at the dogs, an', yes, at me, too, in absolute awe. I freely admit that the dogs did most of the work, but I wuz exhausted. I had no idea how tirin' war could be. The dogs were puffin' an' blowin' a lot, too, but I wuz shore more tired than them. Maybe it wuz cuz they had done this sort of thin' more times than me, but they seem ta be better adapted ta the action than I wuz.The three women rushed.