Six-fifty for four days and eight ninety-five for seven, plus gas," I parroted."Yep. Credit card?"I handed him my Visa and he ran it through. Within f...fteen minutes I was back on the dock with Chuck and the girl and he was going over the controls as well as the mechanics of the kitchen, toilet, shower and bunks. It was all pretty straightforward, so I just needed to know where the anchor was stowed, the gas and water tanks located, and I would be set."Somewhere I can leave my car?" I asked."In. Nidhi: This girl needs to be more like a woman and stay organized and clean.Yashika, done with her breakfast, enters the room.Yashika: Hey mom, what are you doing?Nidhi(angry): What do you think? If you cleaned your room, I wouldn’t have had to do this.Yashika: I am sorry, Mumma, give me the broom, I’ll sweep.Nidhi: no need, but you better clean your room from tomorrow and help with chores.Yashika: Thanks, Mumma, you’re the best!Nidhi bent down, cleaning the hardly accessible edges of her room. Instead, she was privately reveling in the fact that she wasn't alone. Never mind the future, right here, right now, somebody was with her, supporting her; somebody cared about her. She wasn't all alone and as absurd as it may have seemed, that notion made her virtually forget all her troubles.. Sometimes it felt like the tears she were crying were actually tears of joy. Paul held her until she was almost completely cried out. Then suddenly, something unbelievable happened. At first, Marcy. Everyone got a kick out of her and teased her about being a cheap drunk . After dinner I excused myself to make a head call and when I got back Peg had another glass of wine in her hand laughing at something John had said. She turned to me and said John offered to show us his Ocean View room babe and I accepted OK. slightly slurring her words now. I looked over at John and caught him again looking over my wife, I said sure not sure just where this might lead but not willing to pass it up if.