The wagon master nearly took his head off. He was informed in no uncertain terms that if he wanted to start a war with one of the tribes, he could tra...el by himself. The Indians expected us to protect our goods and stand up to them, but unnecessary killing would lead to a battle we couldn't win. We managed to make 16 miles today.Claire lost her temper a bit tonight when we went to bed. She told both Elizabeth and I that we were acting like two of her students with our teasing of each other. She. The impact of those remarks came home to roost on her nextvisit, unknown to her at the time, once the appointment was made thesalon owner and person who had looked after her the last time was havinga bad time, his partner had left him, the gopher was becoming ever moreunreliable, and the tax bill needed paying along with several suppliers.Angela's previous comments just added fuel to his smouldering fire. Theintervening three days between booking and appearing gave Pete enoughtime to plan a. "He came up to the deck with his laptop. "You ought to look at these," He advised.I took the laptop from him. The picture in the website was an electric hub motor. "Most of the trips we make we could make on something like this. It would cut down on our carbon footprint." Wilson said."Okay Wilson where did this come from. It isn't from you and it isn't from Mel, so what girl is this from," I asked. I thought it was a reasonable question.Lois from the TV crew spent the evening with us last. "I've told you before," I remind my mother, "I won't be able to bearany children myself as I don't, and won't, have a uterus, and thehormones sterilised by boy parts a long time ago." Doesn't mean you can't adopt," mum says firmly. "And I for one stillintend to be a Grandma some day!" I sigh as I drink my coffee, willingthe caffeine into my veins."I'm only 21, I'm too young to be thinking about kids!" I complain asdad sits down next to me."Well hurry up and get older," dad jokes. "You're our.