"I ... um, thank you." she said, her eyes lowering to the piece of jewelry he held. "Oh, no." It's not as bad as all that, is it?" he asked. "You can ...ust take it to a jeweler's..." I can't touch it or the necklace it's attached to, or carry it except around my neck," she said, "it's ... part of my curse." Curse?" he asked, taking an involuntary half-step back from the diminutive stranger."The other part is, whoever holds that jewel owns me. I'm only free when the jewel's around my neck." What. "Should one of us transfer inside and look?" Kell asked."I don't believe I would want to transfer inside. The ancient Wizards that constructed and warded this tomb obviously didn't want anyone entering it after it was closed," I pointed out."We could look through the light box over the entrance, and maybe find out," Kell suggested. Cairn G is the only tomb with a light box on Carrowkeel."You are welcome to try, but I don't think that it is a very good idea. With the light that we have here, you. For a moment my mind went back to the brunette on the beach. She had the same luxuriant dark hair and lovely tanned skin. She was drifting on the water, her body occasionally disturbed by the wake of a swimmer and I sat there wondering at her perfect, lightly-tanned body. Sure enough, as I was watching, she sat up and began to make her way to the side of the pool. I was sure it was her, I would remember those angelic features anywhere. She was truly beautiful and looking straight in my. I made the better riders help the others get as good as they were." I call that mentoring. You got them to put aside any petty dislikes and help one another. I think that's one technique you can use." Mary, how about competition?" Alex suggested."They're already competing with each other too much, Alex." No. I mean, can you make competition in Western Pleasure Riding a goal that brings them together?" Oh... Yes, I guess I could, but shows are all events for individuals."Sarah said, "Mary,.