As far as outward appearance to others, I don’t feel the need to hide these changes, as long as they look realistic enough to anyone who knows what ... looked like before. Does all that work?”Tingle. Flash. “Done.”Mike felt the same tingling sensation over his entire body. As he watched the changes to his body in the mirror, his vision started to warp. Afraid he might fall over from the sudden change, Melody removed his glasses.“Perfect health, remember? That includes eyesight,” she said, kissing. "Tom was always asking him to come downtown Friday night, and Wendell sometimes felt guilty that he always had something serious to do, either a test, paper, or project coming up."Okay," Wendell said, "next week is pretty light -- just that one test on Monday. I can go down to the library tomorrow and Sunday. I guess I can go with you guys." Great!" Tom sat up in his bed. "Let's go."Wendell followed Tom down stairs and out in front of Friedman Hall. Gary, Larry, and Bob were waiting there."Hey,. “I feel bad for asking, but I need to know ... how injured you are.” She covered her face with both hands and made a little whining noise.He waited. Eventually she peeked through her fingers at him.“I’m sorry,” she whimpered. “That was totally uncalled for.”“I’m not that injured,” he said softly.“I feel like such a dufus,” she moaned.“You sure made my day,” he said. “That’s twice you’ve made my day.”“Really?” She perked up and her hands came away from her still red face. “When was the other. They all agreed that this was a good place to stay for the winter and they should come back here next winter, too. What should they do now for the summer? Where should they go? While they considered, they had sent runners to the other camps to see how they were doing.That had not gone well. Individually, the people of his camp and the people of the other camps all got along. There was no reason for disagreement or strife. When they met as camps, though, the other camps did not want their camp.