The Point does have its attractions; firstly, there’s the Victoria Bridge, originally built to connect the Grand Trunk with the South Shore, it is t...he oldest functional bridge to cross the river. Nearby, in 1932 during the construction of the Montreal aqueduct, built to provide the city with a steady supply of water, Marie-Ange Magnan set up a tavern on the shore of the Lachine Canal and two streets west of the Atwater tunnel to feed the neighbourhood workers. Her son, wanting to create a meal. "But we do not want anyone else, anyone at all, to see me, do we?"Nodding, you roused your steed and off we trotted at a great clip.We sped through the cobbled streets, not seeing any traffic at thathour. I admired the great homes and fancy shops, and you admired me,smiling at my astonishment as I enjoyed this encounter with the greaatwide world.The buildings began to thin. Here and there we saw some warehouses; wemust be nearing the river. Suddenly there we were, at the Thames. Agraceful. Anna) and Her Two Sisters (Ms. Pamela and Ms. Lora) in greeting. Here, though, i was the center of attention, as Ms. Anna clapped Her hands, saying "And this must be tup." i had knelt and Mistress now ordered me around the circle, to kiss every foot in greetings ("Girls, too, tup ... They are Women to you," She reminded me). i kissed the feet of the elegant Women related to my Mistress, though it was difficult at first to keep the feet matched with the Women. One wore ankle bootlets of soft,. My heart missed a few beats, because my wife works in her shop every saturday selling bras and what have you to oversized older ladies. So I said, Whatever has to be done there's only you and me. She looked at me and smiled and said,,,yes only us.. She pulled open the fridge and took out two cold Drinks, popped the caps and handed one to me saying cheers. She told me that she had a cold lunch prepared for us and all the coffee I can drink. She learned from my wife that I'm a coffeeholic and.