.they could agree on nothing. It was as ifthey were living in two entirely different, if tantalizingly parallel,worlds.As an experiment, Marcia vowed ...o herself that she wouldn't speak at allexcept about those handful of things of which she were absolutelycertain. The problem, she'd found out soon enough, was that the thingsshe actually knew for certain didn't even amount to a handful. It hardlyseemed possible for her to open her mouth without giving voice tostatements whose veracity rested on. She thought about breakfast, but was still not clear what their preferences were. In recent weeks they had varied between a cooked breakfast, cereal and coffee, croissants and tea, and even porridge oats followed by Aberdeenshire butteries on one occasion. It all meant that she could not prepare breakfast with any degree of confidence that it would be exactly what was wanted.They would need to establish what would be the normal, expected, breakfast for most days; and treat all other options as. So I stood there rooted to the spot looking helpless. Itwas at that moment Tracey had an idea but it was going to take a bitlonger for her to tell me about it as she kept up the pretence of beingangry. She had decided she wanted me in more than just a bra and pantiesand had just worked out how to do this.I went upstairs to get changed and have a shower. After quickly using thetoilet I found out that I had no boxer shorts to change into so I wasgoing to have to wear a pair of Tracey's. Wait. This is not going well. I am not bothered, just surprised. I had no idea that someone..." Do you really think our meeting was by accident, Warren? Most people learn about their dates by actually going on them. I was never afforded that opportunity and so it became necessary to get to know people before I met them. I first heard of you at a conference of Athletic Directors and then remembered your name from your collegiate accomplishments. I decided that you had potential or at least the.