People across not just America, but the entire world turned on their TVs, ignoring the channel or content, waiting for the promised program to start. ...his was a real grass roots effort, as anyone could tune in. Anyone with a radio or TV could participate, regardless of any restrictions imposed by either their governments or the commercial broadcasters. The Washington elite, the New York City or West Coast intellectuals, had to have their kids set their high-def TVs to receive the free broadcast. Art hurried ahead in search of his wives as Susan pushed Ada on into the building with Charlotte walking beside her mother. Diana and Jeff stood aside as the troopers followed the three women. Arlene, Ann and Selina got out of their Escalade and, talking among themselves, hurried to follow. When the door had closed behind everyone, Diana turned to her husband. "They both know too much..." she began before being interrupted by Jeff."Yep," he agreed. "They know too much and there was no time or a. It exuded coziness although a fixer-upper like the Douglas home on Green Acres. In the distance I heard music, Bad Company's 'Running With the Pack.' Lifting the quilt I discovered my clothes were gone except for my pale-blue panties.I spotted a closet across the room and chose to investigate, hoping to find my clothes hanging there. On bare feet, I tiptoed and looked inside. No clothes there, instead the only garment was something looking like sheep's clothing, perhaps a Halloween costume.. " Wonderful. I only work half-days on Fridays, so I'll be here waiting for you. It will be good to see you. Is there anything wrong?" she asked as an afterthought."No ... nothing too much, Mom. I'll tell you all about what's been going on when I get there." Drive carefully, Julie. We'll be waiting for you."I hung up feeling one hundred percent better.I slept in Friday morning. I needed it. I'd had a restless night, dreaming about my lost love ... or at least my lost wanna-be love. He had filled.