Al plays piano and organ, and we are doing different stuff now, experimental stuff, I guess you would call it. Have you ever heard of John Cage? Steve...Reich? Morton Subotnick? Cathy Berbarian? You know, when I hear you sing, your voice is so special, I think about you making music with us. When I first saw you in the club, I wanted to get your panties off, well, of course, but there are a lot of ways I'm attracted to you."Though she was a drummer and a bicycle rider, very strong and fit, when. I always thought you were adorable, always running about in your little track team shorts.” “Well, there were all the other ‘old people’ grownups, and then you. I always thought YOU were adorable” I said with emphasis. Right after I said that, I wondered if I should have said it out loud. She giggled and sighed at the same time. “Well, Debbie it is from now on. It’s settled.” “It’s a deal.” I said, somewhat glad that my flagrant flattery went over without sounding awkward. And she did. "Drop them out of sight in the middle of the woods with enough supplies to keep them living but them not having any idea where they are." That would work but we have a logistics issue of getting them there." It's only money right?" I said."If that is what you want, yes, it is only money." Make it so Number One." Another of my favorite television lines, this one from 'Star Trek - The Next Generation'.So the boys got a new home out in the woods to cool their heels at. Sometime in the middle of. She invited me to her room (don’t get excited, nothing happened in her room). We had a coffee there. We started chatting. I was now a professional, no more a student. She shared about her life. She was unmarried. She had lived in 13 countries and her every word reflected scholarship. At that moment, I actually wished if I had a wife as cool as her.We started discussing books we recently read. And she almost taking me by surprise invited me for lunch. She took a lecture where I accompanied her.