"I see. I hardly believe a part in a Cub Scout play would make onesick. So, what part have you been asked to play?" They want him to be Tonto, Mom. ...And he can't say kemosabe," laughedThomas."Shut up Thomas, jerk." I threw my napkin at him and bounced it off hischin."Alright boys, that's enough! No more throwing things Jimmy. Thomas,let your brother explain his displeasure with this play thing," Momsaid. "What is the part, James?" Mrs. Bratten chose me to be the daughter." I once again. Your only desire is to listen to my voice and obey as you cannot resist.Now let us begin and you will answer all my questions truthfully as youmust. Yes, Joey, now you must tell me about growing up and yourrelationship with girls. It's ok to tell me as you trust Miss Shelleyand want to share all. Now go ahead, think back and tell me all aboutyour experiences with girls growing up."Without thinking, I begin to answer by telling Miss Shelley "that I wasalways in love with girls. They got to wear. She couldn't help laughing as she told Jim about how she happened to obtain the carriage."Sure, I'll ride with you. I could get used to a little luxury. I'll hitch my horse on behind, and I'll be ready to go." They rode off, headed south, talking a mile a minute, trying to catch up on each other's exploits. Jim was particularly impressed with her tale of the poker game in Wilkerson. He wasn't sure he could have withstood the suspense.A couple of hours later, the conversation had wound down, and. We all knew each other's parts so well that we could step in as substitute at almost any point in the show; the only limitation being the gender of the performer—some things were just more spectacular when a woman did them.Mary "breezed" through this pregnancy even easier than last time and produced a boy she named Jedidiah Hawkins Bartholomew. Jeddy was 13 months younger than Jerry. I thought that this was a fine name for a boy, so I had no comment other than to agree with her choice. Her.