Harold Haas.**************************************** Douglas Haas was already down having his morning coffee. That and what appeared to be a whole si...e of bacon, a mess of eggs and God knows what else, noted Carl with considerable distaste. Patty offered to prepare something for him as well. "No thanks." He muttered. "Just coffee is fine by me. Ah, Doug? Have you seen your father yet?" Doug replied, his voice garbled as he tried to push a mouthful of food into his cheek with his tongue. . The coffee’s nothing to get excited about, but coffee away from the Community seldom is. I’m not QUITE to the stage of bringing a coffee kit with me, but it wouldn’t take much to get me started. However, the one I have in mind, if I had to supply coffee for a crowd, would be a huge pain.I reminded my herd that we were loading for the return trip and to double-check to make sure we didn’t leave anything behind.“Yes, MOTHERRRR!” Derek said.“Derek Helton, you behave yourself!” Rachel popped.“Well,. "Who is that?" Dani pointed to a very handsome man in an army uniform."That is your great-grandfather." The corners of Ma-mère's mouth turned up into a sad smile. "This was in the spring of 1944, right before the Americans and the British came." Great-grandfather was a German?" Danielle blurted out. There was no mistaking the distinctive uniform of the Wehrmacht."Yes, he was," Ma-mère whispered, a flood of memories overtaking her. "That's why we had to come to America. No one back home wanted. Quick to smile, his temper is short and he is a huge flirt and not averse to trying to get a strange woman in bed. Arnie works nights as a superintendent in an aircraft assembly plant while Ed is a supervisor in maintenance in the same factory. They are close friends and can often be found golfing or fishing, helping each other with household jobs. Sara walks back into the house where Ed is drinking coffee in the kitchen, "Arnie just got back from taking Molly to the doctor Ed, I'm going to go.