The house seemed silent and then, after a few minutes, I heard her giggle. I heard the champagne cork pop and more giggles. I then herd them approachi...g and it was all very real! There he was, in out bedroom. He was all over her as she kept his back to the closet and occasionally glanced my way and smiled. “Allow me to help you with your robe” he said gallantly.I must admit, he was charming. He helped her slip the robe from her shoulders and commented on how beautiful she looked. They kissed. First though was growing the village, with my help they could sustain a larger population then they currently held, and from what I had learned the Neanderthal population was dwindling here, I needed to get them intermingling with the Homo sapiens. At least that was what I hoped the strange ones where, from everyone's description they were more like me in size and shape, if not as tall.As I was packing my supply of medicines I felt a wave of dizziness over take me, I fell to my knees, my vision. Kara could tell. “That’s it,” she said. “Remember. Simple, let your fingers play, let your heart feel...” She returned to playing along with me for a bit then, “Watch my fingers and follow me.”That’s a little harder, but I do remember violin fingerings from orchestra all the way through high school. It started coming back to me in flashes of insight. I got a little more adventurous, adding a trill or an arpeggio.When I did, Kara’s eyes flashed an understanding smile.Finally... “Kara, you’re. " How would you find a dog like that?" Phil asked."I don't know," Josh said. "I know there are kennels up there, and I could call or write, I suppose. But you're really taking a shot in the dark, that way, because who knows what kind of shit you might get shoveled to you? Even if I had the time, I couldn't afford to go to Alaska, search up some dogs, ask around for people's opinions about them, and all that." He let out a deep sigh. "It'd sure be nice, but I don't see how it could be done..