‘It looks like beer. The big guy’s on his third. The little one with the floppy hat is still on number two.’ Even from his low angle, Bronson ha... seen all that and was not impressed. In his opinion, watching mold grow would have been more exciting. ‘Is that all? You two long-winded, worthless excuses for friends are supposed to…’ His diatribe was interrupted by new activity on the boat. The smaller of the two humans had just removed the big floppy hat. With a shake of the head, a whole bunch of. Then walk to the elevator. If no one joins us we will pop back. Do not try to pop yourself back. I will do it all. It feels a little strange at first so be prepared. Remember, no talking in the library. Hang on to me.”Suddenly we three were in some library’s stacks. I’m glad Filene warned us about a strange feeling or I might have said something. She led us to the elevator and pressed the up button. The door opened, we got in, the door closed, and we popped back.“Carol, Margo, can either of you. You know, the kind that aren't really keys, they just need to be long enough to reach the mechanism and flat enough to turn it. Skinny screwdrivers would work too. Am I in the right place?" Um, yeah, pretty much." The awestruck employee drooled. "They're one aisle over." The man looked glum at the prospect of not having the beautiful customer to stare at any longer. Suddenly, his face brightened. Taking Ariel's hand, he added. "Here, I'll show you."Walking Ariel to the next aisle, he pointed. Cute kid&hellip,maybe just a school girl out playing a little hooky from her classes. Harry turned and dropped down on the porch glider. Well thats the story of my life. I should have called you when I got home from the station and saved the drive. With that, everything was back to normal. It was just two old coots sitting on a porch bullshitting now. Harry soon grew weary just shooting the breeze. There were better things to do back at the bar in town. See you on the weekend. Too bad I.