No illusions there.Pam had been there with me all the time, and she became more or less a mascot to all the trainers. She learned Spanish at a tremend...us rate, and she had absolutely loved the Martial Arts training the trainers agreed to give her. I almost felt sorry for the boys who might want to cop a feel of her against her will. On the other hand, she might be more merciful than I. Besides, the moves taught to us were not something to use while playing with other kids.As it had turned out. We spent a nice time there though it was the herds of animals and their seeming fearlessness to us and to our vehicles that were amazing.Our younger kids were a little shy about the size of the animals. Our three older, SJ, Andy, and Charlie, had talked about camping outside the night before. That talk had stopped when a huge bear walked between the hotel and the lake on our first evening! It acted like it owned the area and no one in our party wanted to dispute that assumption with it.After. Suddenly there came a sumo, with many people inside,actually a family .they got down to have tea and came to know of our predicament.they offered to give a lift but there was only a little place in the boot and I checked with neeta, ya that was her name, she said no problem, either I had to sit on her lap or……in the boot there were 3 women in their mid thirties 2 children , in front 3 elderly persons ..all in all about 11 people plus we two.well I said its gonna be a joy ride. Neeta sat inmy. ”With that, Cary and I left.“He seems pretty cool,” I said to him as we walked down the hall.“He is,” Cary said. “And he’s a lot better than the last hall director.”“Oh?”He nodded emphatically. “We had all kinds of problems last year. We haven’t had many so far this year.”“Except my roommates,” I said.“Well, except them, yes,” Cary admitted. At the front desk, he bid me farewell.“See you at three,” I said as I walked toward the elevators.“Well, I’ve got a roommate,” I said to Kendall later that.