”“Just a little brainstorm,” Roxie said.Cal glanced over and then laughed.“If you have any more ‘little brainstorms’ be sure not to keep t...em to yourself.”They rode along, back toward the center of town.“Want to go to the Dew Drop for a nightcap?” Cal asked.Roxie shook her head.“Not tonight. Let’s go to the Dairy Freeze, instead. They’re going to close down for the season soon. I haven’t been there since I took Aunt Flora just before she passed away.”It was almost nine by the time Cal pulled. The boys played basketball, but that week's game wasn't until the next night, so we were all home. Jill had gotten a couple of DVDs and popcorn was being cooked.Very casually, she said "Bob, would you run down to the store please? We're about out of ice cream." What kind should I get?" I asked."I'll go with him," said Cindy. "He'd never get it right by himself."So we get in my car and off to the store we go."Mom says I can fool around with you a little bit tonight," she said."Oh really," I. But I appreciate it. Have a good day!"She shook his hand and turned to continue her walk. Elisa was there already, and Josie reminded herself that it was a good day."Elisa, could you schedule an appointment with Dr. Holmquist in the next few days?" I'll see to it, Mrs. Maxwell. Do you want your coffee right away?" Yes, please. And can you put me through to Mrs. Winthorp?"Josie had barely sat behind her desk when the phone blinked and Ellen was on."Hello and good morning, Darling!" she greeted. I'm sure people called in some sort of wild animal, at least from the noises I was making. We did see some lights come on, and more than one flashlight as people checked around their yards. By then we were done, though, and we lay wrapped in blankets watching what was going on.We had to sneak back in at home, though my folks were still up. The next day we did a lot of touching and holding of hands. My body was in tune with his, and I was feeling marvelous.I got a call from Rosemary that.