Walked into the lounge and some film was on not too sure what it was, weather looked like it was not going to get better anytime soon, we sat down to ...watch the film and the phone rang, mom walked off and i wondered who was on the phone, most likely to be d*d, ten minutes later mom came back and said that d*d will try and be home in the next couple days as the weather is clearing up by him"D*d will be home in the next couple days as he can get home" Okay mom it has been fun though" Yeah son it. I sighed. He'd been so lucid, there for a few minutes. I'd thought I was going to get some really good information, and then he'd gone off the tracks again."Santa," I said slowly."It was him!" insisted Bob. "He looked just like all the pictures. He was big, and had on a red suit with white fur on it and everything. And he was humping my mother!" He shook his head slowly. "Right there in the bed, next to my father." And you were ten," I said. I couldn't disguise the disappointment in my. She simply didn't care, as we got louder she started to shove me and I shoved back. Her feet still wet slipped on the tile floor. It seemed to happen in slow motion. She flailed wildly trying to catch her balance, me reaching out to catch her hands to no avail. I watched as the corner of her head hit the coffee table. She hit the floor with a sickening thud and didn't move. I ran to her side but she was unresponsive. The light's were on but there was no longer anybody home. I had always wanted. Make friends at different banks and get them to hold any silver dollars that come in. Most people don't want coins that big, so it should be no problem."I laughed and looked at Einstein. "Wait till they meet the Loonie!" And two Loonies make?" he laughed with me. Some things we just couldn't explain yet. Shouldn't explain yet."And how long do we do this?" asked Julie."About three to four years," said Einstein, as the light went on for him."That's nearly ten thousand dollars not collecting.