Linda frowned. "Aww, sweetie, I have four other patients I have to see, then I'll be back ok? I just popped in to see how you're feeling." Well, I'm o...k. Just lonely," Jenny sighed. "Hey, how long is your hair?"Linda smiled. "Oh about four inches past my shoulders. And you--we're gonna wash all that pretty hair tomorrow, right?" Right!" Jennifer grinned. Her own hair was a little longer than Linda's, and soft as silk, like all of her was."Ok, sweetie... see you in just a little bit." Linda. Why thank you. Good help is hard to find, but when I find someone who is special, I make sure I get them.So what shall we discuss today?Well, lets see... oh my little angle Jessica got an A in her spelling test yesturday, isnt that wonderfull?Oh it most certainly is. How proud you must be of her. My Cynthia is doing very well herself, only she got a slightly lesser mark in history than I would have liked.Why is that Sasha?Well her teacher Mr Smith claims she's being too harsh on the slave. . were started and the now very liquid mud of the estuary allowed forward progress. The main outfall channel was only 20 yards away and the sailboat forced its way into the channel. The tug pulled her over the bar and into the harbor.I paid the tug owner. We motored to the only remaining Texaco diesel fueling station, filled up and motored out of the bay and around to Auckland. We already had the ownership papers for the yacht but I was sure the city fathers would find some way to bilk us of. .." Pat did not dare to finish, but Henry understood anyway."Trust me, Pat. It's all right and safe." How long will you be gone?" Tammy asked.Her voice showed her apprehension. So shortly after her mother's death, she was very insecure and she stayed near Henry as much as she could."A few days. Maybe four or five."A thought struck him. Tammy had a new passport. Her class was on a trip anyway. It was a trip that had been arranged before she came to live with Henry, so she could not go with the.