No matter what, you are welcome here. Do you understand?" I glanced from one to the other as they both nodded, then looking around I saw the rest of t...he ladies standing around almost hovering.They both had a couple of tears on their cheeks as I pulled them back for another hug and kiss, but the smile on their faces would have impressed God. They finally made it out the door and I seemed to see a tear or two being wiped away from a couple of the other women as they left and continued what ever. But enough about my lack of a love life--doing anything today, or just going for the kick back and relax bit?" I'm not sure yet." If you feel up to some tennis, I'll be up in my room. See you later." Later."I placed my tray over on the conveyor belt, and headed back to Pellis. A friend had sent me a pre-release copy of Warcraft III Tuesday, and I had promised myself not to touch it until the weekend. So, why hadn't I stayed in last night? I'm not that much of a geek to stay in Friday night to. I suppose I’m kind of unsettled myself at the moment.”Just to be conversational I said, “Really, how so?”“Well I used to be married, but I’m separated now.”“I’m sorry to hear that.”Again I heard that clever little laugh, “Don’t be sorry. He’s the one who's going to be sorry, you can be sure of that.”At this point I was circling up the entrance ramp to the southbound Parkway; for the next mile or so we’d be passing the Bronx Zoo. I was managing my first impressions of this Minerva. Already I was. We grappled with the papers ensuring everything was safe, making various sounds to each other to resolve the challenge of the escaping paperwork. Our eyes met & the lecturer smiled and said "thank you, I'm struggling a bit with these", my opportunity appeared for me to finally speak to her "oh that's ok, here let me take some from you", she smiled as I took a large batch of papers from her arms.We walked down the aisles in silence, then stopped at a classroom, she opened the door walked over to.