As I exited the stage I could hear that pride echoed by my family with a chorus of praise from the bleachers, led of course, by my Bobby. By the time ...he class was presented to the audience and we moved our tassels from one side of our cap to the other ... well, I guess you could just say I was a basket case.When it was all over I found the two who had been my best friends for the last four years. We had shared each other's joys and sorrows, our triumphs and failures; tears and laughter; we had. Austin: I can change the world one salad at a time.David(Me): Oh my God, Why are we here?Fredrick(Dad): I think you three should give back to the youth.(Rhythmic ticking)Austin: Why?Zack: What is the youth ever given to us?David(Me): I don't know a youth...Fredrick(Dad): You have many things you can teach the younger generation.Zack: That sounds like so much work.Austin: Yeah, I'm gonna pass.Fredrick(Dad): I've already told the school you'll do it, they have a class set up and everything.Zack:. My husband to be was now my instructor, on occasion. Mostly when I was just logging hours to get to the next step. He did a couple of the problem scenarios on me but wanted the civilian instructors to do most of those for me. He said he was too attached to be objective. Worked for me. We spent a lot of time together, even if it was with headsets on.He slipped and told me it would get better in July, which got my ‘curious’ way up. He gave me wings. I’m not going to harass him about it, but I was. He had a clear vision of what he wanted when he graduated from university and he set about achieving it, dragging me along with him." Dragging?" I quizzed."Virtually. His ambition to own his own civil engineering and consulting firm consumed him first and foremost. He worked long hours and was relentless in achieving his partnership in Trent. When he did, I thought things would calm down a little and we could live a normal life but it wasn't to be. 'Success breeds success' he would chant."When.