Tuesday, my attorneys let me know they had had another inquiry as to my medical service. The problem being that the gentleman in question wanted me to...travel to where he was staying for the winter. As I was in the middle of basketball season, there was no way I was traveling anywhere, and informed my attorneys, I would not go anywhere while I was playing. Wednesday I was told the potential client would come but wanted a discount on my price, at which point I told them to pass on the whole. I stand at around 5 feet 5 inches so I got a quick peek down the loose buttoned part of her white blouse. I walk in and am comforted by the cozy decor. The Thanksgiving decorations, painted portraits of Mexican churches, and flowers cut from the garden. I walk past the kitchen and notice something good is cooking. I walk in to the kitchen and lift the lid of a pot on the stove and take a whiff. "Te hice un caldo de fideo"(I made you fideo[type of pasta] soup) she says smiling and looking me. It was Tuesday and after finishing my practice session, I decided to explore Churchgate rather than going home and coming back again. I changed my clothes and kept the kit in the club room and went for a walk. It was 10:45 when I crossed the flyover bridge (one over the tracks near Churchgate station just ahead of Wankhede stadium). Just after getting down from the bridge, I noticed a small group of children waiting for a bus. There, I noticed several ladies with those kids too. Most of them. Thunder was born in New York City. His father was a Black man who had moved up from Virginia. His mother was Iroquois. He had a smooth caramel skin and slick straight hair which he kept in a short crew cut. He sported a moustache. People often wondered his race. He identified as both Black and Native American which made perfect sense to him. He placed a call to Kim to let her know he would be there in about ninety minutes because he had to finish up some work. She was fine with it since it.