Mom was in her 40’s and was still quite the lookers. I inherited a majority of her traits I guess because we are often thought to be sisters instead...of mother and daughter. We both are about 5’4” and well I won't be telling you how much we weigh because that wouldn’t be very ladylike now would it. But let's just say we wouldn’t be called skinny but wouldn’t be called fat either. I think thick is the term I would use best to describe us. We both had nice full butts and both of us were either. Who is your current bank?”I gave a blank look in reply and looked at my friends.Tusker answered, “I think it’s Clifton Trust now. We started out at Berkshire, but I believe they got bought last year.”Andrea gave them a strange look. “Why them? They’re a residential building and loan!”Tessa said, “Well, they were the only bank we had. We both had checking and savings accounts there, and we borrowed ten grand from our parents, five from each, and did everything else with credit cards when we. "Oh, well, yes. I wondered if that last lot of tax information was all right? Or if you needed to talk it through?"George reassured her that everything was fine and that there wasn't anything they needed to discuss. Clutching the bag of magazines to him, terrified unless they should fall, he bustled inside leaving Allison calling after him, "Well, if you do need to chat you can always give me a call. You've got my number." George nodded and waved and hurried indoors.Back in his study he piled. I grabbed a few from a shelf, pulled a blanket out a trunk that appeared to be dust proof, and sat down on an old leather chair. The books were amusing old things, printed with ancient typefaces in latin and greek. Grandma didn’t believe in light reading and had been an avid collector of the occult. She once joked that “Most are junk, some have their uses, and only a handful are lethal.” I’m not sure if she ever devised a system to sort these diverging categories from one another. I had.