Curious to seewhat was in there, and especially the marked pages, I saw a wholevariety of aprons modelled by girls my age and older. Of course therew...re no boys illustrated in there, it was a time where gender roles werepretty much laid out for you. I flipped through the catalogue until Igot to the marked page and saw a plain blue apron with no frills orgathered skirt to make it flare, just something plain. I was happy withthat.I flipped through the clothes catalogue pages where there were. He waited impatiently for the door to open at the end of the carriage, and then he was outside the door to the bathroom. Glancing around to make sure there was no one around, he tapped on the door. The door opened immediately – and Susie almost dragged him into the small cubicle before shutting the door awkwardly behind him.With a grin, she threw her arms around him, their lips meeting, their bodies pressing together. Ian reached behind her, pulling her to him as his hands ran up her back, then. "Where are you going to get the Caesar dressing?" June asked."Make it," I answered. "Watch." You get out the chicken leftover from the cookout the other night while I chef up the dressing." June nodded and went to the fridge.I got out the small food processor and put in some parmesan cheese, ground pepper and some garlic cloves. I ground that up until it was very fine, added some Dijon mustard, Worcestershire sauce, eggs, lime, and a few anchovies from a can I found in the pantry. I ground all. As far as I was concerned they could go off and figure out how to survive on their own. I didn't do it, but I wanted to just the same. Thankfully, while my anger flared quickly, it also died down just as quickly. It helped that Soo Hong got my attention onto other matters."Was that all you wanted to know?" she asked after a few minutes of watching me stare off into nothing."No," I replied bluntly, turning my face towards hers and glaring sternly down at her. Surprisingly, she flinched and gazed.