"You'll just have to wait and see!" she replied in her text.The next few hours passed very slowly as I sat at my desk trying to work, but spent most o... the time wondering which young teen she had booked, or maybe it was a new teen, the excitement was kind of killing me.Then just before I was about to finish, my boss strolled over with more paperwork and I knew it was going to take a couple more hours."Going to be late, got extra work!" I quickly texted my wife."Okay, meet us at Francine's when. I went to call Cathy, to see if Lisa and I would be able to come down and stay at her place for a few days, which was fine with her. I said I didn’t know at the moment how long we would be there, since the funeral arrangements hadn’t been made, but she told me that Lisa and I were welcome to stay as long as we needed to. After my call, Lisa called her boss, apologised for the short notice, but asked if she could take the coming week off to attend a funeral of the father of a close friend. Of. Roger looked at Aaron and then Ethyl, "Mr. and Mrs. Hamm, as you know for our conversation at dinner, I'm an investor. I like to structure all of my deals so that everybody wins. That way we don't have any hard feelings. Have you ever heard of a life estate?" Basically," Ethyl said, "But I don't really know the ins and outs of it."Aaron had a puzzled look on his face and Roger continued, "A life estate is where you sell me the house but I give you the right to live here as if it was your own. I explained about the team party. Andy was disappointed. I headed for Ed's house, where Greg would pick the three of us up and take us to the team cookout. Ed explained that Jeremy had called. He was getting a ride with Kathy's parents. Kathy was going to the party too.Greg pulled up out front. Ed climbed in the back and I sat in front so my long legs could unfold. When we were on the way, Greg asked, "Did you guys see the league standings in the paper today?" I assume we are tied with the.