That, then wouldn’t leave us anything for the RVs to use to drain their black and grey water tanks into.Dammit!We tried laying out an alternate foot...rint, moving it as far south as possible, yet not too close to the trees.That was better, but since the surveyors had marked up the septic lines, tank and leechfield, it was still pretty close to the area that needed to be excavated.George and Lillian were watching the movers empty their house and George came over to talk to us. He was in a great. I used one of my own sheets and pinned it up inside the doorway for privacy. I stripped down to just my shorts and gently climbed in to the bed.Kati made no move at all."You asleep?" I whispered. I heard her breath almost sigh. "Kati?" Shh." She whispered, "Daddy can hear."I pulled out my cell phone and typed in to it. I moved the screen to her face.Kati rolled to her back and took my phone from my hand. She typed a moment then turned the screen to me.Only one sentice was on the screen and it. Endless speculation circulated amongst us, as to what was happening to our mothers.Darcy tried to end it, by saying, “It is no use to worry about things we have no control over.”But worry we did. Whoever the traitor was, she had taken our last piece of normalcy from us. When we found out who that woman was, she would pay.Eventually, we all sat down against the walls. This time Bianca and Darcy sat across from me. Conversation died, as each one of us dwelled on their own private thoughts.B sat. In his summation at Nelson's Court Martial – at which all charges against Nelson were dismissed – Admiral Chen quoted an ancient philosopher of the late 1900s E.R., one Casey Stengel, who was manager of the 'Yankees' (whatever that was): "Casey said that he didn't care how often a player caught a fly ball one handed, but if he ever dropped one, he'd give him hell. Case dismissed." Although I had no idea what a 'fly ball' was, I understood the meaning of the quote.That brings me to Carolyn.