My father's health isn't so good these days, he hasn't travelled at all this year. Is New York home?" For now, until I retire, then maybe Arizona or N...w Mexico, I've had enough of shovelling snow. Do you get much snow in England?" No," I said, "Latitude wise, London is north of Calgary but we're protected by the Gulf Stream. Did you know that half the Canadian population lives south of Milan?" No, I didn't. Why Dublin?" Tax reasons for now but I'm moving to Oxford soon to be with my father for. ‘Does it bother you?’ he asked. ‘Living longer than ordinary people?’ ‘Other people,’ Monica corrected. ‘You’re different, but remember you should only indulge in the superiority trip while you’re playing. There’ll be a lot of that in the future, but I want you to keep the moral reality in the back of your mind. I know it feels good, but keep it in perspective so it doesn’t really go to your head,’ she counseled with a grin. ‘No, I know what you meant. I’m just saying. Perspective is. She glanced over at Tasha and Alex fighting and rolled her eyes at their inanity. Farhad stood next to her oblivious to the bickering going on behind them. "Well, Yavi ready to give it a try?" Yes. Let's begin the diagnostic." She pushed the main power control and then flicked some other switches. The monitor in front of them flicked on."This is one ancient interface." Farhad began typing on the keyboard."Look, Tasha, it's not a good idea to go traipsing around an unknown station by yourself.". .." She stopped me abruptly by giving me a soft, passionate kiss. For several minutes we kissed and embraced like teenagers. Then she moved her head back a few inches from mine and in the softest, gentlest voice I ever heard, asked, "Will you make love to me? Can you make love to me?" My answer simply was to reach over and turn off the light before I went to the window to open the drapes. I left the shears across the window and they allowed the bright Hawaiian moon the opportunity to spread.