Charlie was arm in arm with Cheryl and I held hands with Sally as we went in to our dining area. They left partitions open as much as possible. We wer...en’t looking for privacy so much as a table for eight inside the building.Charlie had us seated with him and Cheryl in the middle on one side, me on the other side of him on the end, Sally was on the other end next to Cheryl. On the other side, Janice and Laura were on the inside seats, then Sam and Rick on the outsides next to their dates. It. ’ Hanna paused before answering, ‘I’m not sure how I feel about raising my kids in a house with crucifixes.’ ‘What’s wrong with crucifixes?’ Jovita inquired. Hanna tapped her fingers on the table nervously. ‘Praying to a carving of a man is a bit idolatrous.’ Jovita glared at Hanna. ‘I don’t pray to the crucifix. I pray to Jesus. The crucifix only helps to focus my mind on him.’ Hanna declined to mention that she found the concept of praying to a dead man nearly as problematic. Instead, she. It turns out Karen met two Guys Tony and Tom, real names, at the bar. They had to share a bar table due to the crowd and over the hour or so got talking. These were English guys working in Australia and were visiting Sydney for the weekend. They were youngish at 26 and 28 and tall and cute so they definitely had Karen’s interest. They bought a few drinks, and danced at the table to the live music. As the night progressed Karen was making contact with them they seemed shy at first but Tom made. You would have thought I never got any.Lena was the first to leave; if Roy were downstairs then he would get an eyeful as Lena went upstairs in only a towel. Christina came over to me, pulled me to her and kissed me."John, thank you for everything." Then she walked out. Roy was fixing to get another show.I finished dressing and went to the kitchen. "John, the coffee's ready. By the way, do you know if you sit here in the recliner and look up the stairs, you can see all the way to heaven."I.