‘We’re picking up something for the new shed we cleaned out your first day.’ ‘Liar!’ she giggled. Who on earth gets this excited to pick up ...upplies for a shed? He reached over and pulled right next to him again. He smiled a knowing smile but didn’t say another word until they arrived. The truck pulled into the dirt drive of another farm. This one was considerably smaller than her grandfathers but had immense character. Ronnie got out and ran around to help her out of the vehicle. When she was. Before another conversation could start, an older woman started bringing in the food. She was the first person I met here that appeared over forty. I only noted her relative age peripherally though, because most of my attention was on the platter of steaks she was toting. It seemed as if it had been a month of Sundays since I last had a steak. The woman sat the platter of steaks on the table and retreated back through the door she'd come through. Lucy jumped up and went with her. It took Lucy. He disconnects the call about halfway through, hearing more than enough. Now he has to calm himself and decide what action should be taken. The fact that Abbie is gossiping upsets Tim a great deal. Worse, hearing Abbie and her colleague laugh over misfortunes that might happen to the conversation’s topic is upsetting to Tim. How can his Abbie be so sweet but indulge in this unsavory habit? Pondering this, Tim knows action needs to be taken immediately to try once again to break her of this. The crowd, if anything, was bigger than the night before, lining the streets for a couple of blocks. Unfortunately, the fire department hadn't laid out a wide enough path for a racing start that had never quite been anticipated, and only Mike knew the way out of town, so it was a fairly quiet start.The dogs had come back a long way from their run the night before, and Mike felt better for having four hours of good sleep. He still felt a little rocky, but nothing serious, nothing a few more.