"What?" Bud asked.Well, I really like the looks of those deep blue lines that show up when the exoskeleton kicks in. I've been calling that shade coba...t blue, so..."Cobalt!" I anticipated. "Yes!" He echoed."I like it," Bud said. It's even a bit misleading, which is good." All right!" I cheered. "World, say hello to Cobalt!" I laughed at that, but then had a thought."What about my voice?" Your voice?" Bud asked."When I'm in the suit, being Cobalt, and I talk, will I sound like me? I shouldn't. We figured we could check out a few more sites as we drove out of the park, and my wife wanted to spend some time shopping in West Yellowstone. After leaving the park we ended up spending a good six hours or more in West Yellowstone. We checked out all the shops, purchased some souvenirs for the kids and got a bite to eat. Around 2:00 or 2:30 we set out on the last ninety miles of the trip. I remember our A/C was on the fritz but figured we could sweat it out till we got to Bozeman, to have a. I had been through the dating scene as a divorcee but realized it was something new to her. I respected her feelings as a human being. Shortly after, we amicably parted ways.My life returned to the dating scene once again. On the bright side, I had more time for my hobbies. I also had more time for the gym. Every time I stepped in there I expected to see Lynn working out on the treadmill but it never happened. Apparently, not only did she leave me, but she left town as well.This is not to say. Her psychologist assigned her some anti-anxiety medication and some sleeping tablets that would knock her out for hours on end.After I was sure they were working (I tested with loud music for a week first), I crept into my mother's room, armed with a digital camera. Whilst she lay sleeping, her legs spread before me, I filled the memory stick with image after image of her, zooming in and out and at all possible angles. Although fearful of discovery, I had decided to feel her up that day, and I.