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Opening the door, Bobby and Michael were there. “You look like hell.” “Thank you, Michael.” I was a little sarcastic when I said that. When Bobby is with anyone, they walk in. In fact, if I hadn’t decided to lock that door, Bobby would have been inside, the fire in the fireplace blazing and the coffee pot on the stove “David, you don’t have to worry about the Indians. That religious group working with them won’t let them take your place. The chief has a strong respect for them and

There was a banging on the door. Wolf stood up, the hair on his back stood up, Bobby looked scared, "Indians." I went and opened the door/ There were three; two were from the first group but the third was older and wore an animal skin over his shoulders. Wolf was on his feet, standing next to me. I knew if they tried to harm me, Wolf would attack. One of the men made a sign. I knew nothing about sign language, so I wished Uncle Joe was with me. Then, who popped up? Bobby. Bobby su

You are correct. A wolf turned from the pack must defend itself and find food for itself. I always thought that animals feel something knowing if a person is going to hurt them or help them.

I believe Bobby has found a second home. David talks to him and I think the other men who visit the Lodge probably don't talk to him unless to ask him to do something for them,

No question about that. I think Uncle Joe would talk to the wolf when he visits

The snows came. I always thought there was a lot of snow back home, but not any longer. I would have been isolated until the snow melted if it wasn't for Bobby. December was a rough month on the mountain. The stream of water became a trickle which I knew would be a river in the spring when the snow melted. I was afraid I may have moved the cabin too close to that water stream. One other event happened before the snow hit. A hunting party of four Indians came. Bobby said that on the other si

With all the furniture David wanted installed, he was ready for the winter. Over the next few days, he and Bobby searched the woods, gathering branches that had fallen from the trees. They would cut the branches to fit the fireplace and the cooking stove. Any branch not cut would be put in the storage shed. A week after all the furniture was in place, David made a list of needed things. With his sidekick, Bobby, he was making his last trip home until spring. When he arrived, his dad and Unc

Beth Ann is quite settled in her own home, but visits are a possibility. I think the reason he took Beth Ann's wardrobe was that it was smaller than his.

Yes, and you can just imagine the pride David felt.

I found David as a young man who has suffered from neglect by his mother, which has left scars, he has endured the loss of a very close friend because of another relative stupidity. It is no wonder he wants to live alone. I would as well. And to be able to live in your own designed home, wow

I don't know buy for David's designs which the company was earning a profit, the cost of the helicopter was probably minimal. The construction company owned the copters.

It is a wonder they could fall asleep. at leat I would expect David to be up all night

I think he will soon have a chamber pot for night time calling

Yes. I can just imagine his enthusiasm. Now he'll want to move in

As David opened the door, he smiled as he looked at the empty cabin. Bobby smiled as David showed him the bedroom, living room, and kitchen. The way David acted, you would have thought the cabin had furniture in place. With Bobby's help, David began to move the furniture he had stored in the shed into the cabin. The first thing David did was to hang the battery-powered light over the front door. Watching David made you laugh. With each item installed in the cabin, he would stop and smi