How I envied older girls, girls who lived away from home, to me the idea of having a place of my own meant having a bed-room constantly available for ...ex and that seemed the ultimate reward for getting through the problems of the late teen-age years. Many of those problems involved boys of course and I had just as many as the other girls, falling madly in love with one who totally ignored me or being hounded by one that I simply couldn’t stand the sight of. But, even when I was suffering from. "What happens now then?" I was in a daze, I didn't have a clue about what to do or say to either of them."We eat our breakfast, then go and get the tomatoes in for Mr. Patel of course."Mum's face was perfectly straight and serious when she said it and I nodded, then the sheer bloody absurdity of it all hit me and I roared with laughter."Tomatoes, lovely ripe tomatoes." I laughed, "That's how it all started wasn't it? All because of a few bloody tomatoes." Tommy, those few bloody tomatoes, as. ”“Good,” replied Tracy!Tracy asked Mark, “Please go get the tables and pick up the catering lady, Alice. Also, I will need a headcount for food.”Mark went looking for a pilot to operate the large helicopter. The main Seal in charge was asked to get Tracy a headcount for food and if anyone needed anything special in food to let her know. “We’ll have it in twenty-five minutes,” and Mark thanked him and left.Tracy went inside and called Linda, She asked her the approximate time of arrival and how. The day I adopted Charger seemed to be the day that the press let up on their non-stop attacks on Sam and me. After FOXNEWS ran their story on Charger, other networks asked for the same courtesy. The adoption of an older, abandoned pet, during the cold season seemed to give me some sort of humanity with the news media. Charger was often seen by viewers sprawled at my feet as I met with dignitaries, visitors and the occasional visit from Hawk.Charger and Hawk were buddies from the first time.