“Well, I’m not too bright, but sometimes ideas do get through. Y’know, your congregation wants to feed you on Sundays. There is no reason that I...have to compete with that. I know about committee meetings; Lord, how I know. Still, are you available any week nights? What’s your schedule this week?” There was a pause, but not a daunting one.“I have trustees on Wednesday and choir practice every Thursday.”“I have late afternoon classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Would Friday cut into sermon prep. ’ ‘Then,’ said Tara, her eyes twinkling with anticipation, ‘why don’t we do something to thank these guys?’ ‘Oh, Tara! That’s a lovely idea. What did you have in mind?’ ‘Well, seeing as this one used his weapon against me,’ Tara pointed to the man standing by the door, ‘and this one -‘ she pointed to the questioner, ‘- used his against you, I think we should each thank them in person.’ ‘What a sweet gesture. I’ll go first.’ viii. Murphy watched in transfixed amazement as the two girls discussed. I'm an expert. I helped Bob and Callie raise Sally. You should listen to me more often. After all, I am your boss." You're just one of my bosses and the bitchy one at that. TC never complains about my work. Besides, Hobbie is only 3 months old." I don't complain. Rhonda and I just make constructive suggestions about some of the things you design. TC doesn't complain about your work because Teresa would break his butt." OH? My roommate and boss gang up on me and you call it constructive. You. You also have a feeling that his gentle demeanor and large size—making him a perfect target for scrutiny in everything—haven’t helped matters much.Having finished packing a change of clothes, you silently Weave a Dispelling (you’ve been reading that book so long that you’ve actually started calling it “weaving” instead of “casting”; yuck) on the pair of shoes resting on the floor. Inside one shoe, an item slowly comes into shape. You glance out into your room. Lorric has already returned to his.
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