‘He and Meg were married by then, and they’d had their adventures out in California – Meg still won’t talk much about what happened out there ...�� and they lived in the old Templeton mansion up at the far end of the beach. It’s a bunch of condos now. Back then the place was a wreck and they lived like a bunch of pigs. Doug’s grandmother and I used to see Meg on the street and she just looked dead inside from living in that hovel, but Jimmy was always on about how they were living like the kings of. The place was a mob scene with an over-representation of teens, and it was a blast.I was surprised at how many of the songs I recognized. I did tend to turn on the radio in the morning and let it play through the house as I puttered and wrote. AG was entertaining and superb at pumping up the crowd. Everyone loved her.Afterwards, we walked back to Harbor Island, and then used our assigned pass code to get through the security fence to the boat. We got aboard and sat out on deck enjoying some. Lisa always said that was half of theillusion--if I felt wonderful, I would be acting naturally to wherenobody would be feeling the need to look at me twice because of anystrange body English--but I supposed I needed reassurance that I lookedpretty, that I looked attractive.That was where Lisa invariably would step in. No matter how unsure Iwould sometimes get about how I was looking or what I was wearing, itwas always her sweet, gentle guidance that would boost me to where itdidn't really. ” Jan was keen to show him that their normal uncle/niece relationship should not be forgotten. He made the tea, and they talked for quite a while. Eventually Ted said “ You know, I have been thinking a lot about Elizabeth since we talked about her last week. I've got a few photos of her, if you want to see them, but they're up in the attic. I put them up there so Joan wouldn't find them, of course. The trouble is, I find it very difficult to get up there myself these days.”“You've got those.