"Well," she said, "what have you decided?" I said, "Let's go shopping!"Her smile was a reward in itself to me. She nodded and said; "Let's go."So, we ...ere off to the uniform shop. A special shop just to purchase uniforms, oh my. All I had ever heard of special stores was EXPENSIVE for everything! We stopped at her secretary's desk and she told her she would be gone for the rest of the day. Now, boy, did I get some looks! And smiles and chuckles and, and, and."Very nice car," I told her.Wow, a. If only to the point of wanting to confuse someone who really couldn't tell them apart.Growing up, June and May used to do it all the time, even splitting up classes in high school so that one could cover for the other in a subject they did poorly in. The school had been very understanding in making sure they didn't take their classes together so that each could develop their own identity. By the time they were seniors, they had each other's moves down so well that they could fool almost anyone. " Please," I said, concerned that Baptista's persuadings might introduce additional, unpredictable and potentially uncontrollable vectors in my students' behaviour. "I would rather you did not at this point. They have no opportunity to practice such beliefs while they are here and, since I believe your faith requires to be embraced wholeheartedly, any proposal to expose them to it while denying them the ability to practice it might be seen as unnaturally cruel."Baptista pondered my words and. I was wrong, Carol spoke first. ‘Ok, do we get any clue?’ ‘None at all, I will give you each an idea of what to pack by the theme I give you. Other than that all the arrangements are being made by me.’ We all heard Wendy mumble to herself just a little louder than she thought she had. ‘God damn period better not get in the way.’ The howls and catcalls, not to mention the finger pointing, took over the meeting then. I did notice the girls place their card back into the envelope and disappear.