." Willie Nelson's trademark song. It describes my professional life - ever on the road. That brings me to my latest interesting encounter.I had dinne... at a new Mexican restaurant this evening. I dined alone, as is most common. While 1/2 way through my meal, a strikingly attractive woman entered the restaurant and was seated at a table next to me. As she passed, we made eye contact and smiled. I suggested she order what I had, as it was delicious. She smiled again and said, "Perhaps I will!"I. I continued on and the feeling persisted. Each time I looked I saw nothing. I was about a mile in when I turned a corner on the path and there was a large wolf in front of me. I stopped as did my heart. In all the times I had hiked these woods I never saw anything more ferocious than a chipmunk. I looked around and saw a couple more wolves to my sides. I cautiously started off the path through the opening that was most readily available. I knew not to run, I couldn’t have out ran them if I. " Excellent. Why don't you drop by now; I'm sure we can talk about this much more easily over a cup of coffee." Very well. What's the address?" ..." Okay, I'll be there in half an hour."When Astrid Ames opened the door, Bobbie saw she was a very blonde woman in her early thirties with a pixyish smile. She was wearing a kimono-like housecoat and her feet were bare."Hi ... you must be Bobbie, I'm Astrid. Come in, come in ... make yourself at home." Astrid spoke with a faintly English accent.. Several things had been damaged and needed to be removed from the house sadly so as not to do further damage so Dani said that she would call some of the volunteers and see if any could help.Dani was on the phone with Sandy McNarry the lawyer that worked with the group trying to save the company when Iris and Beth walked in."Thanks Sandy I know Carol will appreciate it. I can just imagine the bank making a stink of this. She was really scared about something like this happening. I wish she.