The damned thing was big enough to mount in the front yard with a fountain around it. Eagles could land on it when they wanted a drink. I'm exaggerati...g somewhat, but it was a LOT bigger than the little medal or few-inch high trophy I'd expected.I said, "Good grief. Where are we going to store that? If we put it in the garage we won't be able to get both cars in anymore. Oh, sorry. Hi Cindy. I didn't mean to be rude, but I wasn't expecting a slightly scaled down Statue of Liberty." Haha. Most. He arrived at work each day waiting for her to come in. He loved watching her and spending time alone with her at the end of the day. Since she’d become his assistant, his productivity level had increased even more as he worked to find more reasons to stay around her at the office. Today when she left, and he realized she was ill, he could not function and nothing was completed. After sitting in his office and realizing the time was after eight pm, he grabbed his bag and left. He had driven. My mom then told me to go change in the den instead of going upstairs. It would be easier and we wouldn't wake the little ones. The den did not have a mirror or a door! I had a funny feeling about this. I took a pair of my new regular briefs off of another set of clothes and headed to the den. I realized that these were the most feminine looking set of clothes out of all of them. If I could get through the ordeal of wearing this set. I would be home free. I took off my robe and put on the new. “No, no.” I offered apologetically, my hands up defensively. “I just didn’t wake up this morning knowing I’d suddenly be dating someone. I honestly hadn’t even given much thought to dating in, um, let’s say a while. Or whether I was ready for that yet.”I looked pointedly back and forth at them, shrugging slightly.“Well you have time to get used to the idea,” Lexie replied airily. “We aren’t going out until Saturday.”My jaw dropped a little, and I narrowed my eyes, my posture stiffened up a bit..