Thinking the worst, I decided to ask James if he wanted to go for a coffee today so we could spend some time together, but really I wanted to figure o...t if Michael had spoken to him. ‘Sure, love, we can go for a coffee,’ replied James.So after the kids were all sent to school we jumped in the car and headed into town to get coffee. 'I'll go find a table, would you grab me a caramel latte please, babe?’ I said to James‘Yes sure, see you in a minute, baby,' he replied.Sitting at the table I look. They both fell for you, Tina, the weekend you were down. Anyway, I'd better get off the line and leave you both on your own again. Oh wheee!"She rang off."Whee indeed. Whoosh even," chuckled Tina. "I need a restorative kiss."She was given one."Now then, my little one," said Christopher picking up his glass, "a toast." Tina picked hers up. "To us and may our love never cool."She echoed him. They both put their glasses down again and fell into each other's arms. Neither said a word.Some. But now she was lost, and to make matters worse, it was raining.Janice Lester figured it would happen this way, that she would finally meet that person under the least auspicious circumstances. Spring break had almost seemed a complete loss - lousy weather for five days in a border town that she figured would in the future be best described as somewhere visited, once, briefly.She met Mario in a drug store, both looking for something to cure an excess of alcohol and bad food."I started out on. A tattered old dry fly went on and the small native trout went wild for it.and soon I had four fat trout in my creel ready for supper. Then the clouds lifted, the sun came out and it got Hot-so hot the fish stopped taking and one wouldn,t have thought there were fish in that creek. I was debating whether to go back when a familiar female voice hailed me:"Well mighty fisherman have you caught any?" Sarah asked. Four fat ones just right for the frying pan" I told her. "Hmm you catch them you.