" But I thought you knew everything." said Crissy, as Terry nodded hishead in agreement."So did I, Crissy." he answered back solemnly. "So did I."* *...* * *"Did you get all the clothes you were supposed to get?" asked Mark."Yeah." replied Steve. He held up a bag of clothes for his friend tosee. "But I'm going to look really silly wearing these things." But you won't look silly for very long, Steve. Once I read the spellaloud and transform you into a girl, you should look like you belongin. And they'd just refuse to have him back." Oh." Recall how much trouble we had finding a place. They all prefer siblings or descendants or co-religionists. And neither of us went to school within hundreds of kilometres of here."Roughly 60% of children in Western Australia attend a government school, with the other 40% attending some kind of private school.State schools are overseen by the WA Department of Education and Training, centrally and through its four district offices across the Perth. Okay?” I nodded dumbly and Kate ran to the bedroom.I looked at Melody, Lissa, and the boys and shrugged my shoulders.“Well, should we find out what’s in here?” I asked. The boys were beside themselves with excitement. Lissa and Melody nodded. I tore into the packing material. On the top inside the box was a big sheet of paper that that said DON’T HIT IT YET! Underneath was an envelope that said OPEN ME FIRST!“What is it?” Melody asked. Drew and Damon had their heads almost all the way inside. . A DEA officer stopped at a ranch in Texas and talked with an old rancher.He told the rancher, “I’m here to inspect your ranch for illegally grown drugs.”The rancher said, “Okay, but don’t go in that field over there.”, as he pointed out the location.The DEA officer verbally exploded saying, “ Mister, I have the authority of the Federal Government with me!” Reaching into his rear pants pocket, he removed his badge and pushed it towards the rancher’s face. “See this badge?! This badge means I.