.I just don't see what's the big deal between today and tomorrow. I mean honestly what's the difference?"I more felt than heard Mom laugh before sayin..., "Well tomorrow you'll be 18 and according to the law you are officially an adult."I loudly scoffed at her point. "And what's that mean? I was allowed to get my Learner's Permit at 16 and my Driver's license at 17. So that doesn't matter. Tomorrow I become eligible to vote and I mean 'Whoopee' because it's February and the elections aren't until. I know my daughters will love being able to explore the area and get used to the different animals. I will have to watch out for snakes and show them the poisonous ones if we see any." I have snake bite anti venom in the refrigerator for emergencies. Abe kept it for some reason. I have plenty of food and will cook so they get something other than grilled cheese sandwiches."I left Mark growling about cheese and cooking and headed for the kitchen to cook our dinner. Dina, the oldest came in and. I dropped him off at the apartment and went grocery shopping. He offered to pack my books into boxes for me while I was gone and I gratefully accepted.After spending a week with Gregg I'm beginning to get a good idea of what his tastes in food are. We seem to enjoy eating pretty much the same foods. I've never given it much thought before. But it turned out to be easier to shop for two than for one. A lot of the things I bought are sold in portions appropriate to feed two or more people.I got. .." Even though you'd been a bitch to Malia. "And I wanted to be useful around here, to contribute something. Jake was so lost; he was desperate. And he's, like, my friend, and I - I try to help my friends. " Especially ones who have helped me as much as Jake has. "I think I got things a bit more organized in here. I really hope I didn't screw something up, or anything..."She stared at me hard. I stared back harder. She looked down first, and bit her lip."I'm sorry. That was unfair of me."Kate.