.. I don't know. Not something I'd considered."He rewarded her with a smile. "One way to put it is the difference between police and firemen and soldi...ring."She nodded, then, firmly. "Navy or Air Force."Deb cautioned her, "Flying is a man's game. You'd have a struggle the whole way."Lenore shook her head. "Flying would be fun, but that's ... not what I pictured myself doing." The modern officer's time is filled with huge amounts of accomplishing paperwork for the sake of satisfying paperwork.. Come in off the street..” As Mike stepped into the house, Dan peeked outside so he could glance up and down the street. But as expected, no one was looking. “Wait in the room on your left, she’ll be with you in a minute.”~Disha’s heels clipped the wooden floorboards as she stepped up to the bedroom door. She glanced back at Dan, pointed at the door. Once he slowly nodded, she opened the door then stepped inside. Inside Disha found Mike who sat on the edge of the bed. He immediately stood to. Danny laid out a huge sob story about her job ending, being nearly broke with no way out unless she could get to Texas where her momma had a waitress job ready for her. My wife looked at me and I threw up my hands wanting no part of this decision. “Be out front tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. we will pick you up on our way to the park. If we get along okay tomorrow you can come with us the next day. You realize it is a long slow trip in a motor home don’t you?” my wife asked. “No problem at all. When she stepped in front of him, her nostrils were filled with the pungent aroma of fresh liquor, and she hoped that she could get him to leave without causing a scene. "Cal," she began, "since you've been drinking I think you had better leave, school property is no place for that kind of activity!" Cal gave a short harsh laugh and replied insolently, "Who's been drinking, I don't see anyone drinking!!!" Taking him by the arm, she started to lead him to the front door, but instead of going.