So we mustn't criticize or belittle any ideas, yet. How does that sound?" Ben you are quite right, sometimes the very best idea is the screwiest one; ...ut, after you think about it, it becomes the most viable. I have found that to be true when making choices for my stock buys. I'll get some paper and be right back."When Mom came back we sat until lunchtime, having a real brainstorming session. We had come up with at least fifty ideas for a business that we as a family could do, with the powers. Mavis wondered if Connie and Miriam had something planned for her and whether Becky was aware of it.Vaguely, Mavis could hear the deep murmur of the men's voices and the clatter of chips as they were tossed into the pot. There were six of them playing. Willie had always contended five made a good game. If they had known that there would be six, she and Phil could have stayed at home. She shrugged away her discontent and tried to concentrate on the girls' harmless conversation about clothes and. "Karen, are you alright?" I heard Anna cry out. "Karen? KAREN!" I'm okay," I replied. "Just a little surprised."I opened my purse that I always kept with me since all the bombingstarted. Inside were the three things I always had with me: a candle, abook of matches, and a small hammer. I lit the candle and Anna and Ilooked around. We were in a small pocket made by the two steel beamsand the oak boards from the first floor. The area was no more then fivefeet across and four feet high but we were. Then Grant broke the silence, “I understand, Matt. I think I speak for both Justine and me when I say that we want you to be happy. Nothing will replace Jenn, but moving on, especially with someone that understands your pain is important. We can put this thing on hold or even on the shelf until you sort things out with her.”Justine jumped in, “I want the best for you, Matt,” she stammered. “We,” she turned to look at Grant, “want the best for you. We'd be happy to go forward however you.