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Tim's turn:

I'd be a janitor for 3Sigma after seeing how Vicki and Kim fit in here. I'm THAT happy. That whole 'divorced dad' thing is horrible. I mean, you talk with your daughter on the phone once or twice a week, trying to stay up with what's going on in her life, and then you get a week or so for Thanksgiving or Christmas and you get a few weeks in the summer.

A week was BAD. I don't know little girls. Until this past year, I didn't have my own place, so we cribbed up at Mom and Dad's and I took time off between jobs and basically let my schedule be whatever Vicki wanted to do.

Then I got Kim. Kim, sixteen, who one might think didn't sign on to be a step-mom, but Kim understood from early in our relationship that not only did I HAVE a daughter but I wanted that daughter to be a part of OUR life.

Kim picked up and did the kind of charming and completely competent thing that defines Kim, and introduced herself to Vicki over the phone. Over a matter of a few weeks they built a relationship that parlayed into more when Vicki showed up for our wedding and stayed.

Now she's here for the summer. I've asked Vicki a few questions about her mom and the life in California. She openly talked about school and friends, but about her mom, she just said, "I can't talk about it. Mom will tell you..."

Naturally, I asked Kim her version of the story. Kim smiled. "I love my daughter."

"You'd've had to give birth when you were eight," I laughed.

"Oh, yeah ... then that means you'd've been doing me when I was seven. Ewwwww!" She giggled. "But on the original question ... Something's going on, but Vicki won't tell me anything but that her mom will talk to you. And me."

Two weeks into Vicki's visit, she'd talked to her mom every other day, more or less. I listened in on one of the calls, Vicki laughing and smiling as she related the adventures she was having, running around with Terri and Rachel, the travels with Beck and Kim and Tina, our adventures as a little family.

In retrospect, I should've seen it coming. I hadn't talked to Karen much, and certainly had limited my conversation to Vicki and her interactions with me and Kim and the community. So I get a phone call. Karen.

"Hey, Karen. Vicki's out on a trip to a museum with Terri and Rachel and Tina. Tina's..."

"Terri's stepmom. I know. You can't imagine how much I've heard about all those people, Tim."

"She fits in like the missing piece of a jigsaw puzzle," I said.

"I worried, you know..." Karen said.

"So did I. But if she hadn't hit it off with Terri and Rachel, Kim and I were going to make it work between the three of us."

"She adores Kimberly," Karen said. "That makes this a lot easier."

I felt impending ... something.

"What's easier?"

"Timothy," she said. When Karen said 'Timothy', it meant something momentous was going to happen. I remember 'Timothy, I'm pregnant' and 'Timothy, let's get married' and 'Timothy, I want a divorce.' She took an audible breath. "I want you guys to think about keeping Vicki over there."

"W-What?"

"Please don't make this hard on me. There's this guy..." I knew that Karen was on her second or third since we'd parted ways, but I honestly thought that her 'mommy genes' were stronger than the other hormones that controlled her.

"A guy..." I said.

"Yeah. It's very difficult to get a good one ... It's a lot harder if you have a kid..."

"What's Vicki say?"

"We talked. She knows that I love her, Tim. We have not had an easy time of it, you know..."

"I didn't know."

"Your child support helped keep us afloat, but it ain't been easy. I met this guy at work. He's..." she paused, "he's a good one. But me and a kid, that's a hard sell."

"So you want us to keep Vicki."

"Can you get Kim in on this? I need to ask her."

Kim was sitting right there beside me, reading my face.

"I'm putting you on speaker," I said. I punched the button and set my iPhone down.

"Hi, Mizz Karen," Kim said.

"Hello, Kimberly. How much of this conversation have you heard?"

"Only Tim's side," Kim said. "He looks stunned. Is something wrong?"

"I just asked Tim if he'd let Vicki live with you two."

"Are you okay?" Kim blurted. She knew the story about Terri's mom.

"Depends on what you mean by okay, Kimberly."

"You're not sick, are you?"

"No, I'm healthy. I just have some relationship issues. It would be better if Vicki wasn't here to deal with them." She paused. "Be exposed to them."

"I probably understand more of that than a lot of people," Kim said. "I was around when Mom tried doing the relationship thing. I think I was in the way..."

"It's not that she's in the way, Kim," Karen said. "Just that it would be better..."

Kim looked at me. "Mizz Karen, Vicki has taken to this place like a duck to water. She's welcome to stay forever..."

"Good. Thank you, Kim. Tim? Do you agree?"

I looked at my Kimmy. She's got this little satisfied smile on her face. I took that as "This is pretty good!"

"Yes, I agree, Karen. Paperwork?"

"The attorney I work for can do it. It won't be expensive, but can you..."

"We can," Kim interrupted.

"They'll send you the custody documents. You'll have to sign them and have them notarized."

Beck is a notary public. "We can do that." Then a thought crossed my mind. "How much of this does Vicki know?"

"She sort of knows all of it. We talked, as much as you can talk with an eight year old about these things. I told her that the decision depended on if she REALLY liked it there ... Did she say something?"

"Not a thing," I said. "This is a surprise."

"I thought it might be. But I get the feeling from talking with Vicki that you guys actually wanted..."

"Mizz Karen," Kim stated, "You're her mom. We would never do anything to undermine her relationship with you. Tim and I have talked about it, but it's always been 'what if' and 'it would be nice'. We didn't encourage Vicki."

"If you haven't found out by now, Vicki seldom needs encouragement. She's shockingly capable of her own excursions of thought."

"We found that out," Kim said. "Although, she's met her match with Terri and Rachel."

"So she tells me." Karen sighed. "This isn't as easy as I thought it would be. Have Vicki call me when she gets home."

I caught 'home'. I also caught Kim's eyes when she heard the word.

"We will, Mizz Karen."

"And Kimberly?"

"Yes, Mizz Karen?"

"Love my daughter, okay?"

"Too late," Kim said. "I already adore her."

"Okay, you two. We'll stay in touch." And the phone connection broke.

I looked at Kim. "What just happened?"

"You just became a full-time dad and I became a full-time mom and now Tina's gonna have to give me all her pointers about raising young Einstein."

I flopped back against the back of the sofa. "Kim? What just happened?"

"Timothy," she giggled. "You just asked me that. One of my wishes came true, Tim. That simple."

"YOUR dream?"

"Yes, MY dream, silly!" she said, kissing me. From her position beside me, she did a hop and roll and ended up astride my lap. Kissed me again. "Tim, you're just sooo easy to read, you know..."

"What did you read?"

"I know three levels of Timothy," she said. "Level One. I only saw it for a day or two, because YOU fell in love with me just as fast as I fell in love with you. Two days, tops." She giggled, kissed my nose. "Level Two. Timothy, love of my life. Ever since we decided that we belonged together." Another little kiss. "And that brings us to Level Three. That would be Tim 'n' Kim 'n' Vicki." Another little kiss. "And you know that horrible part? The HORRIBLE part is that if you were REALLY perceptive, you would have seen the Kimberly equivalent."

"Kim, you're still sixteen..."

"The same month as Cindy, I turn seventeen. So does Cindy. That's why I'm pushing the flying lessons. We're gonna get our private licenses the same day! But back to YOUR assessment of the import of my age..."

"You're a horrible beast," I said, kissing her.

"Careful, sir. Horrible beasts must be fed raw meat." Giggle.

"Serious for a minute, then we can ravish each other until our daughter gets back..."

"Okay. Serious." She composed her face.

"Kim, motherhood..."

"Oh, Timmy," she popped. "I'm not going to be a MOM mom. Like Tina. Big sister. Responsible role model, above my chronological age in insight and maturity. Facilitator of our child's precocious excursions into life."

"You've thought about this a lot?"

"I daydream. You're a constant presence. Too much daydreaming about YOU, though, and I have gooshy panties. I also daydream about Vicki and how she fits into our life."

"Not 'lives'?"

"I very specifically said 'life'. Singular. Because you and me, we exist within each other. Now we have added Vicki."

"So you're good with it?"

"I am good with it." She smiled. "No, this beast you've created. The beast requires meat." A wiggle. "And she has found it."

"Before you have your way with me, young lady, you must tell me that you love me."

Those blue eyes twinkled. "IloveyouIloveyouIloveyou. There. Three times. So I can have my way with you three times."

"We can try. Before YOUR daughter gets home."

"Get out of those clothes," she commanded.

I obeyed. We managed TWO before the phone rang.

Vicki. "Tee-hee! Terri says it's always a very good idea to let my parents know before I come barging in."

"You just barge right on in," Kim laughed. "But Terri's got a good idea."

"And you REALLY need to use the Community Calendar app, you know..."

"Are you giving me instructions?"

"Suggestions," Vicki said. "It's a good idea." Click.

"And we signed on for this full time?" I laughed.

"You know it." Kim fixed me in a look. "So when do we talk with her about this?"

"Putting it off won't make it better," I said. "But Karen says they've talked."

"Yeah, but it might still be a shock..."

So I had some trepidation. Vicki comes bouncing in the door, hugs me and Kim.

Excitedly, she recounts the highlights of her day. She waves her iPhone. "Got pictures."

"Sit down and we'll look at 'em in a minute. We talked with your mom today."

Vicki doesn't miss much. Her eyes darted back and forth between me and Kim. "Did she ... about me staying here?"

"Yes," I said.

Vicki slid over next to Kim. "Kim, I'll be a very good kid, you know."

Kim shook her head, causing Vicki's eyes to widen. "No, you passed up 'very good' a long time ago. You're a great kid."

"So I can stay?"

"Yes," I said.

She squealed and jumped into my lap, extending her hand to grab Kim's hand.

"Dad, I was going to ask you to try and do something this summer anyway. It's not as good at home as it is here. But I still love Mom."

"I know that, baby. So does she. This is not easy for her, but she is thinking of you."

"I know she is, Daddy. We talked. She said to make sure that I thought I could live with the conditions here."

"But we all hate you," Kim said.

Vicki laughed. "I know. I am treated horribly."

"Okay, horrible child," Kim said. "Food. Have you eaten?"

"No. Had snacks in the late afternoon. I don't smell any cooking going on and nobody's posted a 'dinner at my house' message on the bulletin board." She smiled. "I'm up for anything."

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Dan Granger's turn: I have to laugh. I tried very hard NOT to burn bridges when I left my old job. It paid off. Steve called. "Hey, Steve, what's up?" "You ready to come back?" "Not funny, Steve." "Seriously. One of our clients specifically asked if we'd subcontract you so you can come in and do some stuff for him." "What and when?" Steve gave me the run-down. I wasn't too surprised. Big facility. I'd done a similar scope for part of it prior to moving to Alabama. Now...

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CommunityChapter 39

The World According to Susan: I am officially ready for a break. It's almost Christmas. I almost hide when I see my math professor. That's okay, though. He almost hides when he sees Cindy. Jason's right there with me, though. He's tested out of some classes and he's gotten transferred credits for a lot of things he took for his technology degree and if he does a summer semester next summer, he just MIGHT squeeze his way onto stage with the rest of us. I hoping. He deserves it. We work...

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CommunityChapter 41

Cindy's Turn: I finished, well, actually WE finished a Skype session with Kara. This time it was me and Nikki and Kara. I turned to Nikki. "She's a sister, you know. Should be part of the Community," Nikki said. I'm glad Nikki said it first. I don't want everybody to think I'm running this show. I'm certainly not malicious or anything, but everybody contributes in this effort. "How do we make it happen?" I asked. "She's music, not engineering." "We had Mizz Patel handling...

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CommunityChapter 64

Bill Carmody's turn: Interesting turn of events, I think. Two years ago I had Dan Richards on my power plant project. I knew him and Alan Addison from a previous power plant project where we were engineers, all three of us, on the same project. They're technically beyond reproach. Now I'm on THEIR payroll. 'Their' is, of course, 3Sigma Engineering. We're redoing several rural substations in Georgia. I ride herd on contractors, mainly, and make sure that they adhere to plans, and I...

3 years ago
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Community Moving OnChapter 4

Bill Hardesty’s turn: I’ve just become Bill 3.0. Cindy officially conferred the status upon me. “Bill 1.0’s my adopted dad. Bill 2.0’s Haley’s husband in Louisiana. Since you’re part of this now, you shall be Bill 3.0.” Which is fine, except to Herself, the Vickster, I’m ‘Billy’. “Cindy said you were ‘Billy’ when she first met you.” “I was. I like to think that I’m mature enough to be ‘Bill’ now.” Sparkly eyes. “Not ‘William’?” “Bill.” Snicker. “Billy.” That snicker is one reason I’m...

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Community FourEverChapter 2

Beck’s turn: First thing I did when we got home is call Mom. “Hello, my lost daughter,” Mom said, using her best ‘poor me’ voice. “Did somebody go into the hospital? It is not yet Saturday.” “Mom, your GRAD-daughter...” ““GRAND daughter,” Mom corrected. “My grand-daughter the millionaire...” “Your grand-daughter the research scientist...” “What has become of her now?” “She’s holding a letter in her hands that says she’s graduated college with a degree in engineering.” “My...

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Community Moving OnChapter 11

Teresa’s turn: Mom’s totally destroyed. I’m standing on a pedestal, a seamstress, a REAL seamstress, is taking measurements for my wedding dress. “Mom, stop crying, for heaven’s sake...” “Every time I think about you getting married,” Mom sobbed. “It’s the expected progression in life. Grow up, leave home, get married...” “Finish college is in there somewhere,” Vicki said. She’s my co-conspirator. We’re getting married the same day. She’s tagged my little brother, a big surprise, since...

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CommunityChapter 66

Susan's turn: I'm waiting for the aliens to show up. Here's how I figure it will break down. Nikki and Cindy will work with Terri and Rachel on the Star Wars squirrel denial system. They'll actually GET that 95 gigahertz transmitter, and in the process of modulating its output so that it only severely annoys squirrels instead of cooking them on the spot out there in the yard, they'll transmit a signal into space where it will be picked up by an alien spacecraft. The aliens will come...

1 year ago
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Community FourEverChapter 13

Bill Carmody’s turn: Yesterday’s wedding was a delight, especially watching my NEW daughter (!) and Cindy, my original daughter, looking and acting very much like twins. Can’t help but grin, just thinking about it. Both of ‘em have a little fire in their eyes, and when they’re together, you can nearly SEE the sparks flying between them. Couldn’t have asked for a more unlikely development, right up to matching green dresses they bought together for the wedding. And my phone buzzes --...

2 years ago
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CommunityChapter 71

Tina's turn: "What's so funny?" my husband asked. "Stoney and Jo are coming back and they're still flyin' that Pitts." "Did they buy it?" "She says 'no', but two trips, you gotta wonder." I giggled. I know the real reason. A combination of scheduling conflicts and weather had kept us from holding the weekend airport social and landing contest. The social, however, now had a few outside participants. I mean, it was bound to happen. We don't exist in a vacuum. On any given...

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Community FourEverChapter 24

Cindy’s turn: 0700 for a wake-up. The alarm caught me when it went off. Sometimes I’m drifting between sleep and awake, but not this morning. I finally got to sleep, found out that Dana’s a kicker, so I kicked back. When the alarm went off, I let it roll for a bit, listening to the whines and other sounds of the gang waking up. I killed it, turned to get out of bed, but was a bit slow. I saw a T-shirted Rachel flash by muttering “bathroom...” Well, at least with two rooms we can split the...

2 years ago
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Community TooChapter 4

Tina's turn: I keep telling myself that Bot-bot is not a real pet. I only wish I knew what was going on in my little girl's mind. Parse that statement, won't you? I have a stepdaughter who's ten years younger than me, who is probably past me in some ways, academically speaking. I know she does things with technology that all of us in the community wonder about. What went on in her head that caused her to take a mobile squirrel repeller platform and convert it into a pet? Yeah, I know,...

3 years ago
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Community TooChapter 22

Donna's turn: Do you know how to bring on pure pandemonium in my daughter's little community? Let me tell you. Saturday nights are the big night for music. Everybody's usually there. Well, sometimes we add Stoney and Johanna, sometimes Jason and Susan are off visiting one set of impending grandparents or the other. This particular weekend, though, we're all together. Me and Bill, we have our own swing there. So we laugh and sing and dance and then there's a break and my Bill stands...

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Community TooChapter 23

Terri's turn: I really DO love my mom. I'm speaking of my natural mom, the person who carried me for nine months, then gave birth to me. I did not and still do not understand why she left Dad for Mister Martin. I know both men and there's no comparison. Tina tells me that there are things that go on in people's hearts and heads that are not easily defined. Defined. If you define 'step-mom', it means the woman who marries your dad. That's Tina. Dictionary definitions are so...

3 years ago
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Community TooChapter 35

Nikki's Turn: Mommyhood hangs over us all. Don't get me wrong, I am in no way disparaging FOUR new mommies. Let's run down the list. Susan 'n' Jason have little JW – Jason Wallace, named after him and his dad. Alan and Tina have Katherine Genevieve – after nobody in particular, but Terri is forbidden to call her Kathygen. Johanna and Stoney have Randall Stonewall, and Mister Bill and Mizz Donna have Cindy's half-sister Elise Ann, a whole two days old. I'm likely to be the next. My...

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Community TooChapter 50

Still Nikki’s turn: I squeezed Dan’s fingers. “A bit of bad luck, this,” I said. “Baby, be so kind as to hand me my iPhone. I need to get the news out.” Dana’s turn: We’re a pretty connected group here. I mean, everybody’s always texting and posting updates during the day, so when I got one from Nikki, I knew where she was supposed to be – on campus with the munchkins. I thought I’d see another ‘you won’t believe what Terri (or Rachel or Vicki) just did’ post. It wasn’t. I’m at the...

2 years ago
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Community FourEverChapter 34

Derek’s turn: This is trouble. Wonderful, happy, delightful, ecstatically wonderful. But trouble. I knew what was going to happen when Rachel called me to help her feed Dana’s cat. Empty apartment except for me and Rachel and the cat, and the cat gets petted while I’m sitting next to Rachel and the cat leaves and Rachel turns to me. I like kissing her. I like holding her. We talk about everything. Tara says we’re too young to have a past, but I’ve lived through a car wreck and the loss of...

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Community Three SigmaChapter 6

Cindy’s turn: It was just another morning in the office when the phone rang and as Maddie was occupied, I answered it. “3Sigma, this is Cindy. May I help you?” “Cindy? Good, it’s you I wanted to talk to.” “Hello Mizz Patel. What’s going on today?” “Would you mind if I drive out to your office? I’d like to talk about something in private.” I noted that she didn’t have her normal happy lilt. “Of course it’s okay. You’re always welcome here.” This was unusual for her though, so I added,...

4 years ago
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Community Three SigmaChapter 11

Tara’s turn: We did it. Derek and I talked. He agreed, but honestly, I’m the adult in this equation, actually his legal guardian, and he would have had to go along with my plan. However, a certain pre-teen Jewish princess seems to have gained my little brother’s eye. I think that if we HADN’T decided to move, he might’ve hitched a ride back here. The apartment. Cindy and her Dan used to live here. It belongs to the corporation. They told me I could paint it any color I wanted, but honestly,...

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Community Three SigmaChapter 12

Dana’s turn: I’m lying in bed in that wonderful cusp between awake and asleep at the end of a very good day. Cindy’s done her presentation at NASA, and to my knowledge, they haven’t yet recruited her for a space mission. Nikki’s been, well, Nikki, and she’s a superstar in her own right, maybe a little more sane than Cindy, but those two are a binary system, both bright in a way I never witnessed until I found her sitting across the table from me and Ed one night at dinner. And...

2 years ago
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Community Three SigmaChapter 20

Nikki’s turn: I managed the stress of Mom’s interaction in my life quite well, I thought, right until Mizz Donna met me at the plane and hugged me. Then the floodgates opened. “What was I supposed to do, Mizz Donna?” I sobbed. Poor Dan. He’s standing behind me, wanting to do SOMETHING. “Darlin’,” she said comfortingly, “You did the right thing. World’s full of assholes. I used to be one, so I know...” I heaved a wordless sob. Mizz Donna was hugging me, Dan’s hand was touching my...

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Community Three SigmaChapter 21

Kara’s turn: The world NEEDS a pregnant fiddle player. That’s what I told Dear Old Dad when I broke the news to him. “Dad,” I said, “I have a wonderful, successful husband and it is only right that we present you with grandchildren.” I heard a definite sigh over the phone. My dad. I’m trying really hard to conjure (one of Johanna’s words) a vision of business-suited Dad bouncing a grandbaby on his knee. “You make me regret that I didn’t make myself a bigger part of your life, Kara...

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Community Three SigmaChapter 27

Nikki’s turn: We’re still talking about new toys, right? Cindy was PIC for the flight back from Colorado with the new plane. Fair enough. After all, Cindy IS ‘Cindy of the Skies‘. When we landed, though, we had the entire community standing there waiting on the arrival. It’s a big deal. Cindy exited first. Me? I stood in the door, my butt still inside indescribable luxury and newness, and said, “Okay, who wants a ride?” We have seating for eight – one of their ‘executive’ options – plus...

2 years ago
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Community Three SigmaChapter 30

Cindy’s turn: Tina started this volume. I get to finish it. Christmas season. Or Chanukkah, because we have a sizable Jewish contingent now. It’s been quite a good year in a million ways. Okay, SEVERAL million ways, financially speaking. 3Sigma’s original business, engineering, is now engineering and construction, and we regularly berate ourselves because we’re bursting the seams on our SECOND building since the company started. Millions going into various accounts, and some of the happiest...

3 years ago
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Community Involvement Ch 12

The two weeks that comprised the end of term one holidays in New South Wales, which also included Easter this year, had come and gone so fast. It only seemed like yesterday that I had left the mercurial Clare on what had effectively been the last school day of the term for Clare and I; the government schools still had the Friday to negotiate. My wife worked through the break, as was usual (she referred to bank her leave and use it during our summer holiday period). However, my daughter and I...

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