LOL Both of you. I'm still trying to figure out "ALL THE CLUES" LOL I have no idea the what any of the answers to any of the clues are, Oh one was "Heart." Still trying. Dorothy

got it :-) Lucy

I would be leary of anyone who had dinner and prayed with the family. Many people use religion to take advantage of others. People think, oooh they are Christian so they will treat me right. This is what they are counting on. I would have run away from that PB. I also had a budget for my pool that I needed to stick to. My PB figured out the costs after getting prices on everything. He told me that they mark up screened enclosures, solar heating, etc. I paid for these items separately, but he arranged for his usual subcontractors to come out so I would pay the PB price, not negotiate on my own. As for the actual pool, none of that could be contracted out. The PB needs to know what's going on since the entire build reflects on his company.

Justlinda, I can relate to that! When I was younger, I watched WAY TOO MANY horror movies. When I took a shower, I would peek out the shower over and over to make sure someone didn't come in to kill me! And when I went to bed, I would stand back a few feet and jump into bed so that if there was anyone under the bed they couldn't reach out and grab my ankle! Then when I was in bed, I would tuck the blankets way under me so something couldn't reach under my blanket and grab me! I just stopped doing all these about 15 years ago, and I'm 37 now. Ron, I'm also afraid of caves like you talk about. There was a movie a while ago where these girls were crawling through these tiny crevices inside a cave and were barely squeezing through and I had to look away because I was having a hard time breathing watching it. I said earlier that I'm afraid of bridges over water, when I go over them I unbuckle my seat belt and roll the windows down so if I get knocked off the bridge I won't be trapped in my car under the water. When dd was little I would reach back and unbuckle her carseat buckle too til we got off the bridge.