And that kind of music never goes out of style. Some of the Disney stuff had been decades old when Mary and I sat around, singing along with the recor...d. I was almost sorry to part with them for $125 but it was better than leaving them in the garage. He'd probably have to spend $500 to get that stuff new. Provided he could find records and a record player.The LPs had gone for $350. Most of them had been my parents'. Some of the stuff like The Beatles, Stones and Donovan had been classics back. And I guess we only have a few more months of nice weather.”“Mid-October is when it starts to be too cold and windy, though there are sometimes nice days. I can arrange my schedule to have Thursday afternoon free. Would you be able to be at the club at 2:30pm? We could play a round and then have dinner.”“So long as I’m back on campus by 7:00pm for my study group, that would work.”“The course isn’t too busy on Thursday afternoons, so we should be able to make that work. Worst case, we’ll just. " Great! Right then, Mr H, I'll get on with the cleaning. You go and do your thing and I'll let you know when I'm finished." OK, Sharon!"Richard was appalled. It was like Sharon was looking on things as part of her job, an extension of her cleaning: a duty that possibly she owed to Rachel. He had to do something about it but wasn't at all sure what. Sharon was so bossy!He quietly got on with some work, made and drank a cup of coffee on his own mid-morning and got no further with deciding how to. This time she turned to glare at him with her chin stuck out. He recoiled as though he had been struck. "Help," he shouted, "something has turned Sarita into a milk-mouthed monster!" Naturally she hit him on the arm in retaliation, but she did grin.Jake asked Sarita. "Listen, I have to go to the dorms and bring Toby, Leslie, and Sara back here for diner tonight, maybe even lunch as well. Would you like to ride along with me?" Is your car big enough for five?" Sarita asked.Jake admitted to the.