“Lamb Chop” refers back to the time when Eli told Ginny that he was bonded to the lamb, and would never want another (a reference to the book she was illustrating when they met). Ok. So maybe that’s a little toooo sugary.

Recently my sister asked if I were going to write a crisis into the narrative and I said, “No, that would just slow the story down, and it’s gone on too long as it is.” My mistake was putting Elijah into an existing F-22 squadron that’s really going to move to Alaska.

So I cannot in good conscience, creatively write something with C-4 or a Vulcan mini-gun since since that would be a more catastrophic event than I could manage at this time.(But I could have Ace jump from an airplane and land on the beach across from the Hotel Galvez just before the ceremony begins.)

Or I could have Eli give Ginny a Desert Eagle or a vintage Purdy for a wedding present. She is tall remember, and very strong. And her future mother-in-law already gave her those fabulous pearls so Eli doesn’t have to worry about that.

Your perspective is important, so I will try to sprinkle some testosterone all about in future installments!

You know, Deborah, I’m doing my best to stick with you through this, but, frankly, that pesky Y chromosome is making it harder and harder to stay focused. I’m still hoping your muse is getting ready to throw you a curve, one with a little C-4 or a Vulcan mini-gun or something equally concussive to mix things up a bit.

Fortunately, I’m a patient guy. Well, as guy’s go. ;-)

[Of course, being a guy, I'm taking the perspective that this is all about me. Please don't burst my bubble by telling me otherwise.]