Athanaal en mamanaarai naan epadiyaavathu usar seithu matter seiyalam endru mudivu eduthen, en mamanar vayathu 50 irukum. Intha vayathilum parka ilama...iyaaga irupaar, paarkave aanmaiyaaga irupaar epadiyvathu avarai usar seithu en kuthi pasiku theeni poda vendum endru aarvamaaga irunthen. Athanaal thinamum sapadu pari maarum pozhuthu guninthu en mulai pilavai kanbipen.Mama en mulaiyai paarthum parkathathumaaga irunthaar, pinbu oru naal vendum endre kuliyal araiyil thapal podamal kulithu kondu. ”“We all do what makes sense to us – even if it doesn’t make much sense to anyone else,” Daniel responded and chuckled as he started opening containers to lay out lunch. “All we’re doing is talking about me, though. Have you decided what you want to go for once you’re out of school? Print? Television?”**Kia grinned approvingly as she peeked through the foliage.She could hear Glen and Xanmara starting to fidget behind her, and knew that they were eager to see their great-grandparents, so she. Then, closing the side door behind him, and turning to look at the young man standing in front of him, he smiled ever more broadly."So," he said. "You've come back!" Yes," the young man said."That's good," Marvin replied. "I'm glad you did," he added. "I enjoyed your last visit very much," he said, elaborating further, and emphasizing the word 'very' as he did. Then he smiled.As before, Marvin led the way down to the basement, and the young man followed behind him. That faint musty tang of the. We had a little buzz going when Tom walked in. Johnnie called to him to join us.Tom sat with us and we chatted about people we knew and other meaningless junk, just enjoying each other's company.After a couple more drinks Johnnie suggested we go back to our place and burn one. (that's smoke a joint to you who didn't know what that meant)So we walked back and lit one up. Johnnie put on his Grover Washington CD and when a slow number played Tom asked if could dance with me. We all had to laugh.