..please call me Jenna." "I will...Jenna," replied Jirra. "Good, now let's go into my office and talk." Jirra didn't know what to expect and was pleas...ntly surprised todiscover that Jenna's office looked like a living room. It had a verycomfortable feel to it. There was a large window that overlooked thesmall backyard. There were several birdfeeders hanging from a large maple tree. Thefeeders were crowded with a variety of winter birds getting in one lastmeal before the storm. In addition to. I don’t think I have ever heard of anything that could gross out Molly.Seeing Paula like that was more than enough for her to agree that she needed to stay where she was and help me like she was doing.One problem solved.I don’t think it took very long for Molly’s puzzle solvers to send back a map for Paula’s collarbone. There were gaps from pieces removed with the blood drained from inside her chest cavity. The robots helped me use plates, bent into shape using heat, to hold the tiny. I’ve got a copy of the one Oregon State University uses, but it’s far too complicated for this little local school. There are less than four thousand students enrolled, even counting some post graduate people. My thinking is they need something basic to get started and then build on it if and when the enrollment warrants it. The girl I’m working with is very bright and well versed in computer language and design, but is worried that she’ll over-complicate the design. I’m supposed to keep that. +++++++++++++A few days later I arrived home and Rick’s pick up was blocking the drive way, meaning I had to park in the road again. This time, mother’s car was not parked in front of the pick up. I expected Rick to be working in the garden, but I couldn’t see him. I went into the house and he was sitting in the dining room, with his feet on another chair, talking into our phone!“Excuse me!”“Hang on a second Babe.” He said down the phone. He looked up at me. “It’s Becky, isn’t it.”“Rebecca.” I.