I can always tell about these things," he stated quite emphatically."I am sure of it," she said smiling as her spirits began to ascend."I'm very preco...ious you know," said the boy with mock seriousness followed by a smile."I would certainly believe that, Master Steffan." I am working on some experiments. Perhaps you could help me." I should be very pleased to assist you, professor," she said smiling, matching the jovial mood of the boy.A hand gently touched her shoulder and, without thinking,. Aengus was opposed. Said Kevin didn't know anything about pixie's or faighins. He said Kevin might not even be Irish if he didn't know about the two most important things in Ireland after whiskey.Finn chose his words carefully. "Aye, he's American and not given to Irish ways. He's also twelve years older than Sheelagh. I'll grant ye that him leavin' here in a few days is a plus and his bein' older means he won't be going about gossiping about the experience. I also think he'll respect. Think how cool it would be if I could contact you from school, or we could be in different parts of the city and still talk? We know we can do it here in the house, but how far away from each other can we be?” James sat down at the table looking thoughtful.“It’d save a bundle on phone charges!” Stacy quipped.“It just seems that the longer we are together, the more we can do, and maybe it’s like a muscle. The more you use it, the stronger it becomes. I want to experiment, so this weekend, let’s. By the way, the answer to last weeks trivia question, 'How many reindeer does it take to pull Santa's sleigh?', has been revised. The correct answer is now, 'One less than it normally takes'. That's all I'm going to say about it. Santa's in enough trouble without implicating himself in any more shenanigans, if you catch my snow drift. See what I did there? Combining snow and drift? Don't worry, Santa's not quitting his Christmas Eve gig any time soon." So anyway, two weeks later, Santa finally.