They see all our moves."Larry chimed in, "After thirty years of marriage, I wonder if you saw the moves Jess was making all day and the moves you made...in response."He went on, "Jess told me that you two had fantasized about adding a third party, a well-hung guy. That would be me."Just then, Jessica swooped down the stairs and into the room. Nice (new?) blouse, khaki shorts, cute shoes, makeup freshly done.She came up to Larry and said, "Larry, your predictions are coming true."Larry answered,. Thinking about Joey and Joe, took me back to two events that changed my life in 1936.We used to start early morning and finish early at the dairy, no shift working around the clock like nowadays. As the last one to leave the dairy office in mid-afternoon on a sunny spring morning, I, Anjie Harris, nee di Angelo, locked up the Conrad Dairy on Jefferson Street and drove my new Ford sedan down to the elementary school to collect my son Joe Junior. We were living well, working hard of course, but. .. not really. I miss you. I mean ... I'm making some decisions I wish you were here to say were okay." I'd caught myself just in time.There was silence on the line for a bit before he spoke."You'll be fine, Julie. I trust you. Just do what you think is right. I'll call every day or so and we can talk." I'd like that," I said, trying not to put too much meaning into my response."Then you can count on it. Maybe if I call around lunch time?" I'll be here, waiting for you." Again, I wondered what. When they finished lunch Carley asked Leslie if she wanted a ride home.As they drove Carly asked Leslie if she liked boys. Leslie hesitated butthen replied "Maybe".well yes of course I like boys. Don't all girlslike boys?" Carley replied "Some girls like other girls. Do yousometimes like other girls?" Leslie again hesitated and then replied "Ilike you." As they stopped in front of Leslie's aunt's house Carlyleaned over and softly kissed Leslie on the lips and said, "Do you likethat?" Leslie.