And, anyway, the rain would soon stop.But it didn't. It got heavier and heavier, graduating from tiny dimples in the sand to an overall marshy greynes.... Finally, there was no choice and Ginny was the very last person on the beach to collect her towel and wicker bag, her novel shoved hastily to the bottom, and run towards the nearest approximation to shelter.Only, she wasn't the last one after all.Just when she'd ducked under the low-roofed shelter, pulled her knees up to her chin, bag to one. As the months passed by I thought that I have to maybe get a second job. One Saturday afternoon after work I decided that Ill go to the mall and get some groceries and as I was in the vegetables section I noticed an older caucasian man looking at me and when our eyes made contact he turned and continued his shopping. Eventually he and I braced up at the Banana section and I had to say something. Hey there, have we met before, because I noticed you a while ago? he replied I dont think so. So I. ..”Josh started singing an old standard, “Them There Eyes”:I was just mindin’ my business, Life was a beautiful song, Didn’t have a care or wawhry, Den yuh had tuh come along!I fell in love wit’ yuh, First time I looked into dem dere eyes, Yuh have a certain lil cute way of flirtin’, Wit’ dem dere eyes.Dey make me feel so happy, Dey make me feel so blue, I’m fallin’, no stallin’, In a great big way fawh yuh!My heart is jumpin’, Yuh started somethin’, Wit’ dem dere eyes!You’d bettuh look out,. I got out of the door and grabbed my luggage from the trunk. A bellboy was there to meet me and help me carry my bags as we walked inside the hotel. The hotel was nice and inviting as any good hotel should be. I walked up to the desk clerk and gave him my name. He quickly found my reservation and gave me a room key for Room 422. I nodded, thanked the man, grabbed my luggage and hopped on the elevator. Once the elevator got me to the 4th floor, I immediately found my room. As I walked into the.