I tried on a couple pairs of jeans until I found the size that fit. Then I pulled on a white t-shirt, tucked the shirt into my jeans, and then pulled ...on a red and black plaid, buttoned up shirt, which I left unbuttoned, per Marys instructions. I looked in the mirror and I guessed I looked alright. Usually, I just wore the beige slacks my job required because I was to cheap too buy another pair of pants. For shirts, I just bought plain, cheap t-shirts from Walmart or Target. I stepped out of the. ”Mac frowned. “Don’t you want the big wedding and all the trimmings?”Grace shook her head. “I just need you. I’ve got no one I would invite to a wedding anyway.”“No one?”“My parents have passed. I was an only child. I might have some cousins somewhere, but I’m not close with any of them. As for friends, it’s hard to make them when you move around a lot and avoid becoming attached to anyone.”“When you come right down to it, I can’t say I have any close friends. While my parents are still living,. .." Sounds good... Nothing more modern?" Ah... No, I guess not."Cindy raised her eyebrows. "What's the matter? You don't like the modern stuff?" Not really... especially these last few years. The lyrics are all about sex or drugs or how great it is to have an ego. I just can't get into it." I can't either. I think we have the same tastes..."Jim smiled at the thought, and then he remembered something. "Ah, speaking of tastes, try one of these." He handed her the open bag of Kilauea Power. ”“I think we all could, when you seemed to be listening we all felt something odd.” Alice looked at Morgan, “What do you need me to do?”Morgan smiled at her and led her down to a small cupboard on the ground floor. Morgan took out two radios and turning one on clipped it to his belt. Morgan gave the other radio to Alice and showed her how it worked.Taking his own radio he keyed the mike.“Janet this is Morgan, over.” He said into the radio.“Janet receiving, go ahead Morgan, over.”“Janet can you.