Live it up a bit. Give the guys a show. Just pretend that you don’t notice when they sneak a peek at us.”“They peek?”“Well of course they do... They may be crew members but they’re still men.”Linda glanced around nervously, then asked Jessie, “Hey Jess, I need a favor. Can you order a bunch of Rosetta Stone language thingies for me?”“I guess so. You mean the language software, right? Why and which languages?”“Since we’re going to visit the Mediterranean, I want to speak some of those languages.. "Out. Out of this room. Out of this house. Out. Out. Out." She shoved him through the door. She walked over to the window and after a few moments she saw Jack come out of the front door, still dressed in his schoolgirl uniform. The skirt was still hiked up a little bit and his socks were askew. He got to the sidewalk and looked first down one way and then down the opposite way. Seeming to pick one at random, he slowly shuffled away from the sorority house.Penelope said, "The nerve of some. She finished serving the dinner and left, with a parting scowl for me.Annette spoke sharply to her. “If the wind should change you will be left with that sour face, Mimi. I expect you to treat our guests with more respect than you have shown to date.”“I see no guest who deserves my respect.” She answered sullenly, and turned and walked back to the kitchen, clearly displeased by my presence at the table. Even so, I admired the sway of her hips, and the thrust of her pert buttocks, as she moved. Your father would love to get his hands on you, and you darn well know it. So lighten up, and maybe you'll realize how good you have it."Linda's crying was all the answer Tammy was going to get. She cried like her heart was breaking. Tammy held her, rocked her, whispered comforting words to her, and guided her to the sofa where they could stretch out until it passed. I could hear them whispering to each other while I guided the boat downriver.For a change the day passed without much drama. I.