She was Married I was a widower losing my wife five years earlier. D was always very friendly and touchy feely but she was a little depressed for a lo...g while and after asking what was wrong at least a dozen time she finally told me one day in the parking lot. She said her husband was totally ignoring her after their daughter left for college and they work different shifts she was lonely. I told her if she wanted she could call me anytime if she wanted to talk and if she wanted to go to the. At first she kept her distance from me but as soon as I started to help her in her works she started to sit close to me,we watched tv together and did many things together.Oops I forgot the mention they had a small kid of 5 years oldThe only alone time we got was when the kid slept ie;from noon to evening.Making the kid sleep was one heck of a job.Someone needed to stay and lie with kid .One day when aunt rita was busy cooking in the kitchen she wanted some spices from the cupboard above(the. What a pair of .... we are.Those times were puntuated with the freak shows we'd given on an AmTrak train to see his mother, the ten minute doggy style bangfest in Trump Tower elevator, servicing my man in the back of a chartered bus on the way home from a church outing, the near-miss hit we both took doin' it on a Macybed in the bedding displays, and three times in a portable stellaruim in a science museum in Queens.All those times, we'd either not been or nearly been caught, save one: When I. While I was in High School, someone figured out how to bend the fabric of time, making time travel also possible. Another oddity about us humans, is that we find ourselves adapting easily to anything new.In a short time, everyone had accepted time travel and space exploration, as everyday occurrences. It became dull and mundane. We soon found how restricted time travel had to be, to be viable. Please don't think me too ignorant or uneducated, when I say that I don't understand how time travel.