She was vastly amused at the various hoopsSally had made me jump through and said she regretted not having beenthere to see me. Eventually our mutual ...aughter ceased and we got downto business.?I can see why you are concerned,? Karen said. ?Actually I agree withSally; I don?t think you would experience any prejudice going tomeetings looking as you do. But I also understand the importance offeeling comfortable and confident when discussing important issues and,if you would be happier looking. ”“I'm not judging, I understand. But come on girl I'm starving! I don't know where anything is!”“Ok I'm coming, I'm actually a little hungry too.”We went downstairs (together this time) and decided on ham and turkey sandwiches with the works. We took all the stuff out and sat it on the table and started making sandwiches when mom, Aunt Lisa and Marie walked in and saw the spread we had out.“Now that looks good, why don't you make one for all of us?” Aunt Lisa asked.“Are you crazy? All this. We shared a love between us that few siblings get to enjoy. I am sure that Sandy felt the same way I did in that one of the most important things in my life was to see my sister happy and well. We have had many heart to heart discussions about out relationship with each other. We came to the realization that even though we love each other with all our hearts we could never marry and raise a family. As much as we would like to do just that we had to face facts that it was impossible. Because of. She gestured toward the window. I looked over my shoulder. The steam on the window had faded. Outside, it had become evening. Dry autumn leaves were scattering along the narrow brick street. The gathering dark made the gas lamps seem to glow more brightly. In the building across the street, in a window level with ours, stood a man in a dark suit. He was tall and handsome, younger than us. When he saw us looking at him, he smiled and waved, then gave a nod of encouragement. I turned back to my.