“Well hello bitch.” Ted said.I was about to say something when I looked up into Doctor Dan's eyes, who was playing the bar keeper. It was like h... was saying “Play along with this and your wife will be famous.”Then I heard Kay saying. “Oh my that's not my name. It's Kay. I have a little problem.”“I don't see any problem.” Ben said. “But sit here beside me and tell me and my pale Ted. Maybe we can help. Move over Ted and let the lady sit between us.”Ted stood up and moved to the next. At the supermarket, pumping gas, plucking my eyebrows, there he is. To say the least, it’s driving me crazy. I was minding my own business, last week, wiping down the dashboard of my Honda Accord, when he walks up to the driver side door, startling me so bad that I bang my forehead on the top of the door panel. I spewed enough cuss words that I was sure I wouldn’t see him again. That wasn’t the case, because just this morning he waltzes into my gallery, grinning from ear to ear. “Good. Stupid man, why did he put me in this position, she finally huffed to herself. ‘Russell. Russ,’ Mel reached for his hand. ‘I love you too,’ he let out the huge breath that he had been holding, a boyish grin on his face. Softly, ‘But I’m not in love with you,’ her fluid eyes begged him to understand. ‘You’re more than a friend, you’re family. My life wouldn’t be the same without you, but I could never be the wife that you need. Please understand…’ she trailed off softly. For a second, Russell’s. “I ordered and expect to be served first. Don’t waste time with the riff raff over there.”The Barkeeper turned and said with an edge in his voice.“First pay the tab you left the last time, eight Full weights!”Bloom put his hand on his boarding saber, but not pulling it.“The cosmic winds did not blow much in terms of prey across our path and the Blessed Blue Virgin was not with us the past few months. Nothing that carried Polos came our way. However we managed to liberate a collection of nice.