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Dan 2.0’s turn:

Little darlin’ doesn’t take ‘no’ very well. I told her ‘no’ when she wanted to be one of our two first pilots to train on the new airplane and to train on one of the bizjets we bought. We actually bought the company, but you can’t have something that flies and then tell Cindy and Nikki they CAN’T.

Nikki’s pregnant for the second time. I am proud to be one of those men who sees his pregnant wife and is proud of her, happy that she chose him to reproduce with. I’m also nervous because of the miscarriage on her first pregnancy and I don’t want my darling wife to suffer through that again.

So I’m protective, okay?

Now there’s this new airplane in Colorado and we have only TWO in the company who can fly it. Naturally, one of them is MY Nikki.

I tried saying ‘no’. She took me by the hand and dragged me into Doctor Paranam’s office and asked if there was any medical reason she couldn’t make the trip. I lost. Little darlin’ has a way of soothing my bent manhood. Straightens it right out, she does.

When you think about it, there are a lot of guys out there with wives that crave certain things. Mine craves flying. It could be a lot worse.

Nikki. Dominique Domingue Granger, MSEE, PhD, ASMEL, and something that is a creature of a curious rift in the time-space continuum. There are nights I’ve lain awake trying to figure out what I did to deserve her. She’s just been THERE. After a hurricane – there. Out of high school – there. Engineering degree – there. Doctorate – there. Key player in an emerging robotics field – boy has she been there.

Don’t get me wrong. If we were JUST 3Sigma Engineering, doing power systems and control stuff, we’d be happily successful. Happy. Successful. Great relationships with a lot of clients, a reputation that has people calling us.

But none of our clients is a Google or related to the Department of Defense.

One does not expect to acquire a teenaged wife, then watch her act like life’s one big hobby, ignoring bank accounts totaling seven figures because she can fit in well with an eclectic team of adepts and make newer and greater things happen.

Right now she’s over there petting the cat.

“What’re you thinking?” she asks.

“That I’m the luckiest guy on the planet, and I don’t know why...”

“Because of me?”

“Yes, you...”

“I’m pretty lucky myself, baby,” she said. “Maddie was telling me about some of the kids that were in school when we left.”

“Bet none of ‘em’s got a million bucks in the bank.”

“No, but a couple of ‘em are beating the daylights out of you and me in the ‘parenthood’ stats.”

“How’s Maddie doing?”

“Her and Beck go back and forth over how to manage a branch office’s records, but Beck tells me that there’s nobody she’d rather see in that position.”

“Good,” I said. “Maddie’s a good one. What’s she say about working with Bill Simon?”

“Says he reminds her of you and the other guys – serious about business. And Haley and Deena drop by sometimes and use the office as a study base...”

“I seem to remember that happened here, too,” I said.

“Yeah,” my Nikki smiled. “Amazing how the world changed so much for us, isn’t it?”

“She says they’re a loving family. Thought it was odd that he has a sixteen year old wife and a fourteen year old daughter who’re best friends, you know...”

“That’s something I can’t imagine,” I said. “Of course, that other engineer we tried to get...”

“Dave Johnson,” she said. “And Carlita the forest pixie – tropical version of Cindy – and Brindy, the standard brown-haired girl. I know...”

“Well,” Dan said, “It seemed to work for them. And in this day and age, they have a loving, if unconventional, relationship, right?”

“Like Jenn ‘n’ Laci?”

“Yeah. Them, too. I find it difficult to start stuffing morality into a situation where the occupants seem so committed and happy and stable.”

“I dunno if Kim and Tim weren’t a catalyst for Jenn ‘n’ Laci,” Nikki said. “They went to California to get married after Tim ‘n’ Kim’s wedding. And then there’s me and you...”

“Or Dan Richards and OUR Alabama pixie. Or Ed and Dana. Or...”

“I know,” Nikki said. “You exploited me sooo bad. I’m abused ... Just cling to you so you’ll provide me with a place to stay in return for sex...”

“Lots and lots of sex,” I laughed. “I provide you with a pretty good place to stay...”

“Speaking of sex...” she grinned. “You sure you still like doing it? I mean, me starting to show pretty good...”

“Who was unconscious last night?”

“Both of us, I think,” she giggled. “So I’m guessing that a baby bump doesn’t slow us down...”

“Hasn’t slowed me down,” I laughed. “And I’m sure you’ve gotten a PowerPoint on sex during pregnancy from Susan and Tina...”

“And explanations from Johanna and Mizz Donna,” she laughed. “Consensus is that vaginal sex ends a week before the delivery date, but Susan says that they slipped because ‘Jason looked sooo lonesome... ‘.”

“Lonesome? They LIVE together...”

“Yeah ... Okay. I think that Susan is the fulfilment of everything Jason wanted in life...”

“I know how he feels, princess.”

“Am I too big ‘n’ pregnant to sit on your lap?”

“Never...” I sat the recliner up, got her in my lap, then kicked back. This is what I relish ... crave ... Those years of living alone, now I realize what I missed, but I really started living when she and I admitted that we loved each other, two weeks into meeting in the aftermath of a hurricane.

Now it’s matured a bit, and that’s ‘matured’ as in properly aged cheese. Or wine. Or steak. It’s even better.

She still affects that short, sassy hairdo, a rather popular look among the women in the community. Each of ‘em’s a little different, but Nikki’s is pageboy short, jawline, and it’s that thick, dark ‘Cajun girl’ brown. She knows that the bit of her neck that shows is a target for me. Still. She squeals when I do that. Still.

And she’s a magnificent, energetic, enthusiastic lover. Still. Baby bump’s playing havoc with her balance though, I only die a nine hundred ninety-nine deaths during lovemaking instead of the previous thousand ... And I am a big fan of resurrection.

My hand’s resting on that sweetly curved ass of hers.

Giggle. “You just thought about sex, didn’t you?”

“Yeah.”

“I felt it move. You’re soooo obvious.”

“Only to you.”

“Keep it that way. I don’t think I could share you like Carlita and Brindy share Dave.”

“I don’t think I could take care of TWO of you, princess. Last night...”

“We stay pretty active,” she smiled. “And last night was a part of an integrated exercise regimen. You have to stay healthy. You’re gonna have a son to raise.”

Yep. Baby boy in the hopper there. Miracle of modern technology that you can find that out a few weeks into pregnancy. So we know ... No, we haven’t named him yet. Early on in that discussion, I stated opposition to ‘Daniel’. Entirely too many Dans running around here already, and I listen to the verbal gymnastics involved over Big Stoney and Little Stoney. So we’re exploring options.

One thing, though ... she already alluded to it when she got into my lap. Making love hasn’t slowed down a bit. I don’t know what to do with myself when I don’t get into the same bed with her at night. Both of us have to travel from time to time, and our schedules or transportation limitations often preclude us from traveling together, so there are nights...

A lot of those nights, if she’s the one out of town on an academic or robotics thing, she’s sharing a room with one of the others, often Cindy, sometimes one or several Munchkins, so our night-time phone call stays PG-rated. Actually, ‘phone sex’ left both of us unresponsive.

“It’s not the same, baby,” she says. “Talking to you while I’m doing myself ... It left me flat. I’d rather just talk and tease and then when we get together, we just explode...”

I feel the same way. Ever since she hit my bed the first time, there’s nothing that I can do that is even a pale imitation. And I’ve tried. So I just save up for when I get home. Two nights away guarantees a deluge for the first one. Those are memorable.

Like the one time – I knew that a guy’s on a hair trigger after it’s been a while, but so was my decidedly female partner. I always worry that I’m gonna come too fast, and she’s not going to be satisfied, and I need to get that out of my head. First, if I do just explode before she does, then there’s afterplay, and that never fails to bring her along. Second, she’s usually equally aroused.

I don’t go unconscious. Nikki sometimes does. So I’m holding her atop me, her breathing still a bit rapid. I feel juice starting to drain out of her, flowing down over my balls. Little kisses because she’s everything to me. A deep breath and “Maybe we could arrange for you to stay gone two nights a week just for the catch-up sex ... Dan ... Memorable.”

“If it was only about sex,” I answered. “But I miss my Nikki in so many other ways...”

“I knowwww,” she said. “But I’m STILL having aftershocks...”

So that part’s better than a normal man has the right to expect.

Work? Oh, yeah, I still do that, too. I have a stack of projects on my desk. Principal engineer. Working through things, trying to line ‘em up and space ‘em out because several of them are for engineering AND construction and we have finite construction resources. In fact, a couple of guys who’d been workers on earlier projects were now construction managers in their own right.

Bill Carmody’s hand is all over that, because, to a man, they’d come off HIS jobs.

Same with Jason. Field service technician Jason was now Jason, electrical engineer, but he was the manager of our field service group, with a constant load, always on the lookout for talent, and pushing promising technicians into leadership slots.

I don’t mind the stress. It’s mine. I try to shelter Nikki, though, but she’s off doing her own thing with the robotics bunch.

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Dan 1.0’s turn: Interesting meeting – me, my redheaded pixie, Don Matzke ... And the interesting part – Teresa Hardesty. Was supposed to be an informal get-together to see where things are in the circles of 3S Transport which is also the umbrella under which Don runs a charter jet service. “I know Cindy’ll be in the middle of this,” Don told me on the phone. “Do you have a problem if I bring a date?” “You know just how formal we are around here. Anybody we know?” “Teresa...

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Community TooChapter 55

Johanna’s turn: I have become the musical mommy. I’m not complaining, mind you. Dad and Mom smile at me and tell me that their prayers are answered, that I’m married, my husband loves me, we’re successful, and ... my life is as filled with wonder as I told them. Little Randall is a good baby. That’s good. I’ve heard horror stories about crying all night and teething issues and ear problems and serious diseases. Randall is none of these. The community crèche is devoid of that. There’s a...

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Community Service Pt 1

The first couple of weeks I was supposed to do menial jobs like sweeping and mopping, or organizing equipment. I was mopping up the girls locker room when my sisters burst through the door crying. I wasn’t sure if I should leave or try to comfort them. Brotherly compassion won out, and I asked what had happened. Alex sucked up a sob, and brokenly explained. “Our team is going to be cancelled, because we don’t have a coach. Daphne’s dad was supposed to do it, but he bailed on us.” Eva kept...

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Community Involvement Ch 16

“Are you angry with me?” Michelle asked, an alcohol induced slur clearly evident in her voice. “No!” I retorted. My hand was firmly on her elbow as I guided her back to our suite. “Yeth, you are.” Her drunken laughter echoed off the walls of the short hall that lead to the inner door. “Your jealous and pissed off that I fucked Marcus! And what was with all that ‘Old Boy’ nonsense?” “I just thought it added a kind of James Bond slant. An unusual situation called for an unusual approach. You no...

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Community Fundamentals Of Law

It was now Jeff's...or as he would be known to his students as, Mr. Winger's second day of teaching. Even though Greendale was a rundown, fairly crappy joke of a community college, Jeff had to admit it had done a lot for him. Not only was he able to complete his bachelor's degree and able to actually become a lawyer, he had also gained a core group of friends that made him a much better person. Greendale wasn't done with the tall, good-looking man just yet though. After a failed attempt at...

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community service

I have been doing some community service due to a DUI.It is my first, and I didn't have to do any jail time, but I did however get sentenced to 300 hours of community service.That is a lot of spare time.One thing that this has given me is a lot of contact with young studs that are doing the same thing.I have been able to look over quite a few of them and while cleaning up the road sides, I have had to use mother natures rest room along with a few of them. I can visually check them out and I can...

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Community Service

I had got a DWI and had to do eighty hours of community service. The first 48 hours I worked picking up trash off the side of the road and other stuff like that. The last 32 hours I ended up working with this group cleaning up trails that go thru the woods. My first day I showed up and there was another guy who had to do community service and a old man, I would guess in his 70's. Three women that must have been around that age were also there. They were peppy and ready to work. The women went...

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CommunityChapter 17

Tina's view: Sometimes I curl up on the sofa in those rare moments when I need some 'me' time and I think about things. Mommyhood. Little girls always think of being mommies. I did until I realized that my own 'mommy' saw me as a problem to be solved. Fortunately the solution was her own mother, Grandma, who did me right. When Grandma died and I ended up with Mom again, I pretty much decided that motherhood wasn't for me, not if I had a chance of ending up like Mom and me. Rethinking...

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CommunityChapter 34

Alan's Turn: One might imagine that in the aftermath of the restaurant robbery, things might be in a turmoil. To a certain extent, one would be right. I'm fortunate. I have immediate family, my Tina and my Terri. I have my full family, and Tina made sure that she talked with my sister about the incident. And I have the Community. "You gonna be okay, buddy?" Dan 1.0 asked. "Yeah. Am I supposed to be all weepy or something?" He shook his head. "Not like you had any choices." "You...

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CommunityChapter 36

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...

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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...

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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 --...

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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...

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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 15

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...

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