Don didn’t really care. He had jumped through the hoops at home, but he liked these people’s attitudes. Zan was amused as well. So far, he had fou...d the humans very interesting. He didn’t bother mentioning his status.Don again explained why they were there, and Lee and Sean invited them to Futura. Sean explained the rights of guests and Don assured them; they could pay their way. Apparently, even dignitaries had to look after themselves. Freeloading wasn’t an option apparently.Then they. . pure London.He admired that bust ... but he knew where there was a better one. Even if she was a princess.“We’re going out to the party,” Junior said. And out the door they went. Still light, they went around and checked ID’s. There wasn’t anyone under 16 ... yet. The organizers seemed to be mostly college ... Central Michigan and Ferris State, but there were a few from the Fed.Many of the young men were out foraging for wood. The park was west of Piney Ridge Rd and gathering deadfall or dead. Why would anyone want to stick tobacco dust up their nose?That is really being eccentric.It was just as well that Big Ben had soon got to grips with the platoon, as our platoon sergeant, Neddy Claypole, was a complete tosser – and was also from the light infantry I might add. In fact Big Ben ignored him and dealt directly with the four section commanders.During the months we were at York Big Ben and I struck up a good working relationship. I admit I went out of my way to make myself useful, and. Our pal Gerry (one of Gaz's housemates) turned up, stayed with us a little while & he asked "So is it official you two are sorted out for each other?" It would appear Jen had told a few Lianne & I were getting paired up.We toddled back to Gerry's for some coffees & smokes, listen to some good tunes.Only thing was that he was chatty only for a little while, before zonking out & falling into a really deep sleep on his bed. Now Lianne & I had been sat, her still holding my hand more or less from.