In fact, it was the best that he ever had. It wasn’t too dry or too greasy, but managed to maintain the appropriate amount of moisture. He looked up...at Linda and said, “This is outstanding. Usually I have to drown meatloaf in catsup, but this is really very good.”Smiling at Ed, Linda said, “I’m glad you like it. The cook just changed his recipe and what ever he’s doing now is really good.”“It is really outstanding. Give the cook my complements.” Ed was really impressed. Although he occasionally. " Okay," Craig said. "Give us a call, if anything." Absolutely," I nodded as they all took off for the halfpipe."You just can't…" Tony said as he looked at me."Shut up!" I said, shaking my head and making sure they were out of earshot range. "After this holiday is over, so are we." If that's the way you want it," Tony said as he skated off. "You should call your brother and apologize; you are just as close-minded as him." Fuck off!" I said as I skated towards the hotel.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. "I suppose it's not every day that a confession contains a plea that you abandon Earth and go immediately into the heavens!" The crowd found that remark amusing, and it was a few minutes before the laughter subsided enough to go on."He couldn't give me an answer immediately," she continued, "and truthfully, it wouldn't have been reasonable to expect one. He did promise to think about it and get back to us."Our simple request rose to heights unintended, in the Church, and His Holiness, the Pope. I played the part of being an ear, as he confessed to not giving everything he had to maintaining his marriage. “I love her, but we’ve lost that spark,” Shawn confessed. I told Shawn that every married couple goes through tough times and that he and Cathy needed to sit down and be honest with each other, and to find a way to get the magic back. Shawn said he had been banished from the house since their last argument and that he was sure Cathy was going to file for divorce. I didn’t know Cathy.