“Donna!“I could see her body jerk in sympathy with her wince. She stopped and turned partly around, looking at me over her shoulder. Man she was g...ood looking!I tried again. “Look, Donna, you don’t have to do anything. Okay? Just because the rest ... well it doesn’t matter what they did, okay? You don’t have to do anything. Nothing has to change.”I was really trying to put her at ease, but it didn’t work.“I knew that’s what you’d say. Suzy said you’d say that. But everything already has changed. Like most things French the song is pompous, longwinded and fairly inaccessible. but it is a hell of an act to put on. I sang exclusively to the balcony, mostly in Anaïs’ general direction, sank to my knees at one point and then hoisted myself up on the mic stand, I leaned on the stand as if it were a crutch and took off the mic to wander around the stage. The piano accompaniment was magnificent and the audience grew quieter and quieter. I will swear on Edwin’s eyes that Asim’s lip wobbled,. He assures me that it wasn't a problem and when I try to break the eye contact he holds me there. I lean into to him, relaxing from the safety that his arms provide, together watching and listening for more sounds of the storm. Then as our heads are tilting back looking into the now dark cloudy sky it starts to drizzle. Almost laughing at the sensation we look at each other, my lips touching his gently and then I feel his arm on my lower back while his other hand entangles in my hair pulling me. There was a bear outside. Everyone loaded their guns, and geared up. A big shadow passed the small kitchen window.Grif said, "That was Papa Bear, not Mama. Sam, you have to make your shots count. He is behind the cabin now but we have to be ready for him to come back around the corner."The bear was moving slowly up the river, making some sort of sound. Another bear answered, and then they spotted her coming down. Link commented how the big male was a new one that he hadn't seen before. The.