She nodded. "My mommy is the greatest one of all time!"Megan smacked her head. "I don't know what I was thinking! My sistersare the ones who are suppo...ed to be called Mommy!"I laughed. "Sorry, but thank you for saving her."She smiled. "Well... honestly in the moment when I saw that woman ripher from your hand, I didn't see any choice at all! I guess I justhave to get used to having a little rugrat running around here." Everything went okay with the actual adoption?" I asked looking backand. ’ ‘OK, when you’re me, and a woman sits down next to you in a plane and says something like that, you think certain things. ‘I’m basically a shy person, though, and I wanted to be sure. So I just put the ball in her court, and asked if there was anything I could do for her. ‘Her stoic cracked. She looked down. She might have been blushing. And she pressed her lips together hard, and forced herself to lift her head back up and look at me. ”Yes,’ she said. ‘And then she actually handed me. ” I said as I looked at the 2 dogs.“Come on girls,” Noah finally said, “gotta get the cows back into the field then it’s hose down for you.”I have to say, apart from the stink, I felt just like I imagined a mud bath would feel like.Both Ian and Betty had heard the screaming from when I got Beaver to the ground and were waiting for us when we got back to the farmyard, and both had a good laugh when they saw us.“You’re not coming into the house like that, you’ll have to clean up out here.” Betty. Knowing that Mary, his mother-in-law, liked the meatloaf special they served, he ordered one for with her favorite fixings and the beef brisket for himself. "Eating alone tonight," Sally, the waitress about his age, asked. "Yeah," he replied as she refilled his tea. "I'm going to check in on Mary and thought that I'd play "the good son-in-law" part and bring her the meatloaf." "How sweet," she said. "You know, Mary's lucky to have you and Stacy to look after her. I just hope that when I reach.