You realize now that we can't afford to buy any food for the next two months.


You realize now that we can't afford to buy any food for the next two months." "Well that's o.k. We have a whole loaf of bread, and we can split one slice between us every day." "And I know what I can eat every night... ROWWWF!" I pressed my face into her chest and shook it fiercely. She cried "eeeee!" and giggled, and I squeezed her tightly and planted my lips on hers. Some minutes later I was slicing through the top of the box with a Ginsu knife. I yanked the two flaps open, and Teri held down the box as I slid out its styrofoam-encased contents. Pretty soon the camera and its various accessories were spread out all over the coffee table in the living room. The battery pack was plugged into its charger, which I set to "fast charge". It would take two hours to fully charge, so I tore myself away from the new toy, and joined Teri in the kitchen. I made the lasagna while Teri baked home- made Italian bread. If it's Italian, we love it! (With the exception of tripe -- yuck.) Later that evening we were back in the living room.

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