It's living cut down to fundamentals... bed, stove, ice box, a couple of chairs. If it's a fancy one it might have a shower from a 5 gallon can of wat...r up on the roof. It may have a porta-potty if it's real fancy. If not, it'll have a bucket with a cover.Now, lookin' at me you can tell I'm no spring chicken. I'm gettin' too old for a lot of the bullshit goin' on nowadays. I like to fish but the idea of spending $30,000 - $50,000 for a bass boat just strikes me as stupid. Sure it's great for. "Carrie shook her head and laughed, "When are you two going to grow up?" Never!" they chorused.Carrie continued to shake her head at the pair as they grinned at her. "Well I'm going to sit here and read one of your mother's bodice rippers. You two just carry on playing and stay out of trouble."The two boys nodded and settled back to their game, Carrie picked up the top book off the stack of Mills and Boon epics that lived on the side table and tried to relax. After all, it was only for a couple. I talked with Daddy every day about the Gunther case. I was thrilled to have even a Temporary FBI badge and was hungry to make a contribution. But I was even more excited to be working directly with Homicide Detective, Dave Jennings. Retired.In between FBI things - Gunner Gunther things - I worked my other cases. The Edwin Caruthers Foundation for Children is vexing. I’d spent several days following two of the candidates to replace Barney Farnsworth as president.William (Billy) O’Conner works. She padded over to the door and unlockedit, bowing slightly before shadowy in front of her. "Master, what wouldyou have me do now?" Vaira asked, her voice sounding slightly off. Vairawas pushed out of the way by the figure as it stepped into the light.The gnome that stood there looked pleased. "Go behind the screen andundress Holgar!" Vaira bowed once more and obeyed.She stepped behind the changing screen and poked at the back of her necktentatively. She found what she was looking for, a.