I am sure he would like something to happen between you and him, but as I said, if it does it will be your doing.”My heart wells up in my throat, an... I feel...almost giddy.“Come now, let’s finish up,” Joan directs, saving me further embarrassment.Three pairs of jeans, all of which look as if they’ve been tailored to my figure, along with sundry tops and sneakers later, we’re out and back into another hack.“Where to now?” I ask. Surely we’ve covered everything?“Rigby and Peller, Jan.”“Oh wow,” I. Sherry was being raised by a single mom, who worked two jobs to support Sherry and her brother, who was a couple of years younger. Sherry had no intention of living that kind of life when she grew up. Her plans were firm in her mind. She would go to college, and get a good job. Then, and only then, would she think about men and relationships and having children.But that meant scholarships, because there was no way her mother could afford to put her through college. So Sherry worked hard at. ...." "Uh, yeah," he went on, "Acme Lingerie is the best in the world, and just to show you what I mean, take a look at this!!!" Cindy sat there a little bit bemused as Zak pulled out a tiny pair of bikini panties as he extolled the virtues of his product!!! After he was finished he asked, "So, what do you think, aren't these just about the best made and most attractive panties you've ever seen in your life, I mean they have quality written all over them!?!" Cindy took the panties from Zak's. Like your one-act, though derived from the full length, I think is the better play. Not that the full length isn’t great. In a way that’s why I’m ambivalent about your novel. About you not concentrating on it. On one hand, maybe you should set it aside for another play, so that you improve your skills that much more when you return to it. And the mulling we joked about can only make things better. On the other hand, maybe you should get it done so that the next improves on the first. I bet you.