The others... I'm not quite sure. It kinda reminds me of that song you used to sing all the time." Um, you'll have to be more specific. I used to sing...a lot of songs." You know, the one from that chess musical. Not 'One night in Bangkok.'" 'Who needs a dream'?" That's it! Could you sing it again now, for old time's sake?"I eyed her oddly. "My singing hasn't exactly improved with age, and I don't remember you liking it then." Please?"Like I was going to refuse. "All right." I did a quick mental. Yes, the pearl snap western shirt and boot cut jeans I was wearing were my usual attire. Yes I had a cowboy hat, but I didn’t bring it with me. Yes, I had many friends who were Indians, but they dressed as I did, and not in buckskins and feathers. The couples skate had ended but we continued holding hands and skateing together.When the music turned fast again, I started to ask her about the groups that were playing. The B-52s, The Police, Dead Kennedys, The Crucifucks, this was all new to me. We're going into that grove, until we find a clearing, with some shade. Then were going to sit down, I'm going to talk a while, and you'll listen. When I'm done, we'll talk together, and maybe, settle this whole mess. Maybe not. We'll see."Maggie walked away, toward the grove of trees, with Mike close on her heels. After two or three minutes, in the grove, when all sight of the car was lost, they came on a clearing, which suited Maggie's specifications."Here, Mike."He spread the blanket, in a. They watched the car travel down the street as it disappeared around acorner. They stood there watching for a few extra minutes, just to makesure the car didn't reappear to mess up their weekend freedom. "All right!" Jeff said in a celebratory tone "Now we can do what everwe want"The four of them where heading back to the house, they got to thestoop, Donna heard Jeff's comment"Wait a minute buster I'm the oldest, so I'm in charge and your gonnahave to do what I say" She said"Yeah right, Mom.