Taylor was not in church that Sunday. She was holding vigil at the bedside of her young granddaughter who was fighting for her life in a Seattle hospi...al. A special collection was taken for this family in their unfortunate crisis. In addition the ladies at church had already begun talking about bringing prepared meals to Susan Taylor and her family once they returned home again. Prayers were then said for this grieving family. Anna could only imagine how heartbreaking such a horrible event. She'd also gotten through 3 years of college with no problems. It was during her Junior year of college that things began to happen that would change her life forever.The pain still hurt from her college memories, of the teasing she suffered when girls in the shower had walked in on her when she thought she'd been alone. Tears streamed down her face when she recalled the names they'd all called her that day. "Freak" was the one that hurt her the most back then. She wanted to be a 'normal' young. After all how many babies have agenuine Goddess as their Godmother! I looked across at Amanda, whonodded her agreement. ?Of course Juno, it would be a privilege? I said.?Well, in that case I had better introduce you to ?Auntie June? ? Junoannounced and, with a shimmer, the Goddess disappeared to e replaced bya slim, attractive, middle-aged lady fashionably dressed in a grey silkdress. ?E voila? she said with an expansive gesture and a smile!The three of us spent some time talking about how best. So, I needed to keep myself out there, make sure people could still depend on me. I have a good rep and had to make sure it stayed good.What did I do? Actually that's a good question. The simple answer is just about anything anybody needed me to do, within limits. I said before I dealt in information and that's exactly what I did: I moved information around and collected a fee for doing it. No, I'm no computer genius; I can't hack someone's protected net, but I know someone who can. I make sure.