Olympic gymnastics team.Now, neither old dream fit in with the new, carpet-munching obsessed lesbian Kimberly."Ah, Miss Purcell, I'm really glad I hav... the opportunity to go to Harvard, I know we've talked a lot about how much it meant to me," said a nervous Kimberly. "But things have changed, priorities have changed and, uh, Harvard doesn't work under my new plans."Please send them a note of thanks but I can't in good conscience go there. My life is going in a different direction and I'm very. "I died, Rhonda. I don't remember anything about dying. I don't remember any experience—no bright lights, no dreams. I died. I woke up and it was three weeks later. Just a blank. Then I sank into guilt that I woke up and Lexi didn't. I isolated myself. I panicked," I said. "In all that time that I was alone, not once did I wish I'd invented a new organic formula. Not once did I wish I'd gotten a chance to work forty years for a drug company or an oil company or an auto manufacturer and then. ’ ‘Well,’ Heidi prompted, ‘Where is it?’ she nudged him gently. ‘It’s not here. I’ll have to take you to it.’ Heidi was gripping the non-handle side of the mug, and he cupped his hand over hers, guiding it to his mouth to take a sip of her drink. ‘I have to go get Fitz ready for school,’ Heidi said, reluctantly pushing out of his arms. ‘This morning then, after Fitz has left, I’ll take you,’ he promised, sitting down at the kitchen table and opening the newspaper. ‘Come on, what is it?’. She smiled, and said, “I love you. That was the best I’ve ever had. If you do better than that, I think it might kill me, someday.”“As long as it doesn’t happen until we’re old, with great grandchildren,” I told her.It seemed to be the right thing to say, in response. She squeezed me tight, and told me again that she loved me.“Big things, today,” I told her.“Lie there while I shower, will you? I want to come out refreshed; and see you naked, spent, and mine.”“As you wish,” I told her.I’ve.