Working around the boat is becoming somewhat of a chore now despite how much I love the Captain’s Choice. I charter my boat for both cruising and fi...hing. I have two Zodiacs, one on the transom and one on the foredeck, that are ideal for inshore fishing. It’s also a way to get people ashore when they want to go exploring some island or remote location. My retirement fund is more than holding its own these days. I’ve enough charter work to cover my upkeep, maintenance costs and living expenses. “I don’t know how I’d have done it without your help. I can hardly believe it’s only a week until I leave.”“I shan’t be much longer, myself. I’m going to Athens by way of Sweden. The three of us will arrive in Greece at different times and from different places.”“Is it really that dangerous? I worry about Wesley.”“Not so much danger as simply not wanting to draw attention.” Margaret looked at Rebecca’s bags distractedly. “Rebecca, do you have a walking stick?”“No. Why?”“Oh, I just knew. Their first child was born in April of 1985. They named their new son Shawn. Frank and Kathleen were so proud of their first born. At every opportunity they would make a show by placing him in a carriage and together take him for a stroll for the neighbors to see. The ritual was carriedout in the evenings when Frank and Kathleen got home from work. Kathleen's mother had been terrific doing baby sitting for them so that Kathleen could keep her job at Honeybone. Frank would take care of. “Uhh… Why is that?” I responded. “Well if you were not, you and I could perhaps date during the next three months.” She answered. Now what had put that idea in her mind, I wondered? She had always been friendly and pleasant whenever we met, but I had never shown her any interest. Why would I date her when I had Alice? “Denise, I thought that Alice was your best friend.” “Alice finds me handy to have around just like you are handy to have around,” Denise offered with a smile. “She is sure when.