Weekends I spent in annapolis, singing and performing with Up With People, later with a a local bluegrass band as lead singer.. Going through the happ...s i was often singing to myself or telling my friends about upcoming concerts or my next gig with the band.It was just such a time when I turned a corner in the halll and bumped into her, our books going all over. I turned red and she just laughed, then so did I. That's when she reached out and touched my cheek and remarked we had the same dimple.. .Flames burned the night sky red as your father harshly pulled you through the flocks of panicking neighbors - houses were burning, some already collapsing upon themselves, screams rang shrill throughout the night.BOOM!Debris rained down from the sky as your father shoved you under a smoldering overhang of timber, trying to avoid the storm of broken metal falling down on you."John, stay under here," your dad yelled over the noise. "I'm going to get your mom! Don't move!"He ran off into the. “Madam, listen to me, please. There is nobody available for the next 10 days, madam. Do you really want to stay in this summer without AC? We are skilled people and will get the job done in no time.”Urvashi was already irritated with all this discussion but while walking back and forth, she started thinking about what the guy just said. “That’s correct, I cannot stay in this heat for another day, forget 10”, she thought. She looked at her watch, it was already 7:15 and if these guys can finish. Or deleting something.“Right?” Principal Jenkins’ voice repeated. Much more confidently, this time.Every single person in the hallway nodded. Emily did too, although she wasn’t quite sure why.“Good,” Principal Jenkins’s voice said. “And that, my dear students, concludes today’s fire drill. Please return to your classes. And, um, have a perfectly ordinary day. Thank you.”“But that wasn’t a fire drill,” Donna said quietly to Emily. “Was it? I mean, Principal Jenkins was talking about –”“–.