”“Okay!” I said, still having no idea where this was going. That was okay, sometimes I had to listen for ages to follow Liz – she tended to wa...der off the subject all the time.“She’s a bear, remember, not a doll. I’m obviously too old to play with dolls. Dressing up a bear is not the same thing at all.”“Gotcha! It’s not the same,” I nodded at her with a serious expression on my face.“Obviously,” added Tara with a touch too much sarcasm for my liking. I glared at Tara and she went back to. I am thinking about going to the bar later.My mind started thinking story time remembering how good Judy looked when I left. I thought now is the time to really put Gil in his place. I needed some throat loungers, so I told Gil that I had to stop at the 7 11. I new there was a phone inside.I called my friend David and told him to give me a call at home in about 30 minutes it was going to be close to 6 pm and dark. I told David that I would do all the talking just make sure you call me.We got to. Long blonde hair, blue eyes and a body that was so inproportion to her 5`4 height it was awesome. On top of that she wasintelligent and such a lovely girl. Nothing stuck up about her and if shecould help anybody at all, she would.So what went wrong? Richie started taking her for granted, stoppedappreciating her. She told me when she eventually broke up with him ayear ago that she wasn't even sure if he remotely liked her anymore.That was when Richie's popularity went downhill. He couldn't get. Ms. Hobarth had told me the gist of your conversation yesterday, and I am here to learn more of just what you would want us to do." OK, Mr. Haycock. Let me call in my logistics chief. You and she can spend all of the time you need going over our situation. I told her of Ms. Hobarth's meeting with me, so she has a general idea of what kind of service you might be able to provide."I called Hasup in and she led Haycock to her office/tent to discuss what we needed. Just after Haycock left with.