I just wanted to get in and get control back. "Thatsounds really great, Jeff. We'll just play it carefully for now." That's what I like to hear," he b...amed. "Now get on in there and let'shave a good day."And with those words, I could move again.I shot him a quick smile as I turned and went in.The speed I moved, it wouldn't have been surprising if I'd left behind acartoon dust shape. I scanned the floor, heart in my throat, hand tenseand ready to hold the cube again finally.But as I looked. Another volley of shotgun fire and only one wounded man is still on his horse, a single blast from near the road when he heads that way and he’s unseated. We stay as we are and wait while we hear some moans and groans from the field.I give a yip and the sergeants move around to check on the men there’s some more movement while a few are being helped to the cantina. I leave Ramón in charge and go to the cantina. We’ll wait for daylight to inspect the field so some men stay to watch it while the. Will they stay here?" Tonight and maybe one more. They'll want to drive out to Quilpie." I'll call him right now," said dad. "You think... ?" What is it? Two or three hours?" Three, I guess." Tell him around noon at the airfield." What's all this about?" asked David.I let Weena handle it — mentioning that Evans had gotten me my medal and that Willy had been "wounded in action" and that I'd been best man "near Adelaide" and that Willy wanted an airplane -- "and so here they are!" It was quite a. Alawa and Reanna were close, too, watching little Harvey walk and explore, and we had big feasts every night our guests were with us.It was the first time ma had been away from the farm in a dozen years and the first time she had visited us in our valley. She was in awe of all we had built and achieved. She particularly liked to sit and watch the water wheel of the mill and marvel at how we used the forge to also heat water for washing and bathing.Pa and I helped Eric set about building a cabin.