I could see her getting hot and sweaty and wriggling her hips on the bed. The sun was up and coming in through the window. It was going to be a hot on...e.I left her a note and went down to the beach. Just a short walk through the last dune and I was there. Still too early in the morning for the crowds of this seasons tourist throng to get up and come down with there bright umbrellas and noise. I had it all to myself.I started jogging first slowly then faster as I pumped my legs down on the harder. "Thanks, anyways the main reason I came over here was to tell you I have a surprise for you." He said with a grin on his face."Well what exactly is this surprise?" I asked."I'd rather show you, but first put on this blindfold." Jim said handing me a blue blindfold."I don't know, I should probably be getting home." I said unsure whether to go with him or not."Oh it wont take that long trust me." Jim said with a smirk."Uhhhhhh ... What the hell, give me the blindfold." I said giving in. I grabbed. It was a journal of sorts. _This _was his special gift? A book.“That was your grandmother’s chemical journal. She wrote many equations of chemical combinations. She gave it to me to finish, but I became an archaeologist, so I wanted to give this to you, future Chemical Engineer.”Charlie opened the journal, and saw many combinations of chemical equations.“Wow, so cool!” Charlie said in excitement.“Now, your grandmother had kind of a streak with these, so don’t do anything crazy, ok?” His dad. .. we’re going to have to move a couple of shipping containers completely packed floor to ceiling worth of ‘junk’ to get to the back. How do I know there was that much junk? We filled two 40’s before we got to the car.“Alice,” I whispered, “How did you know?”“Window ... I peeked ... and she posted it on the Aldi post it board.”I’m glad it’s a long weekend. We started immediately and hauled the ute out on Monday. We more or less camped out ... I’m not sitting on Daddy’s Cobras’ Recaro seats. Oh.