Mark ordered a Miller Lite and paid the tab. We sipped the beer until both bottles were empty and watched the dance floor. They played about four diff...rent songs while we drank.Then I placed the empty bottle on the table and said, "Let's dance." We danced several modern dances several feet apart. We even got roped into a line dance that was fun. In fact another couple younger than I was but older than Mark was gave us lessons.They had only arrived a few minutes earlier and had been sitting in. But, you’re still my favorite.”“Alright, May-may! Have a good trip.”“Thank you! I’ll text you her details. Please do this for me.”“I will.”“Love you, Georgie! Bye bye!”“Love you too, May-may!”George Stewart ended the call with his grandmother. He admired the woman who participated in a couple of senior group travel tours a year. According to his recollections she had been to Egypt, West Africa, Scandinavia, Turkey, and Costa Rica in recent history. He envied her ability and hoped he would be in. His shoulder shrugged as he gave up waiting for her."Can I help you?" The question dripped into her brain like hot silver."Um, my car..." She began, but got no further."What about your car?" It's stuck. Um, it's stuck...". Coherence was not really with her at that moment. "In the cattle grid." Ah, I see. And you need help to pull it out do you?" A smile creased his eyes and melted her heart. "I'm afraid Tommy here is a little slow, but he keeps the place good and clean, don't you Tommy?" Yarr.". I doubted it would be thelast. Even though I'd been born a mortal man, that seemed a long timeago now. I could think of absolutely nothing I'd rather be than thegenie I currently was.The world inside my lamp was always calm and peaceful. It was totallydifferent from the world in which I'd been born. My world was justa wonderful place to live. I could be anywhere I wanted to be atanytime I wanted to be there. All I had to do was think about someplace and I was instantly there. What could.