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PRETORIA (Reuters) - Englishman Simon Dyson closed with birdies on his final four holes on Thursday to card a seven-under-par 65 and take the first-round clubhouse lead in the European Tour's Tshwane Open.
When play was suspended due to the threat of lightning, South African Trevor Fisher junior was also on seven under after 16 and will complete his final two holes on Friday morning.
"It's a lovely start. It's my lowest round in a good few years, especially on the first day," Dyson said.
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Alberta legislature member Sandra Jansen is urging her colleagues to fight abuse directed toward all politicians.
In a member statement to the house Tuesday, Jansen recounted some of the comments she said have been directed to her since she crossed the floor to the NDP from the Progressive Conservatives last week.
"Dumb broad. A good place for her to be is with the rest of the queers," Jansen read.
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"Now you have two blond bimbos in a party that is clueless," Jansen said, reading another message.
She said such harassment and abuse thinly hides violent intent and can scare off women seeking to make a contribution in public life.
"If you are stunned by the words you have heard in the last few days, if you reject the inherent violence behind them, and you know that harassment and abuse – even if it's verbal and even if it's online and even if it's directed at a political opponent – that it's poison," Jansen told the house. "Let us be strong and clear in our resolve that no matter where we sit along political lines we stand together against this."
"Please oppose it. Don't ignore it. Don't look the other way. Don't excuse it. Because our daughters are watching us," Jansen said. "They are watching the challenges facing women in politics today and imagine if we let that poison become normalized or if our daughters forgo the political arena altogether. That scares me."
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Is it just me ladies ? Or do we get a little jealous of our man's relationship with his best friend ..... The calling / texting while he is with me drives me nuts !!! His friend is single and a real player . This guy has dated slept with soooo many girls i cannot keep track. He seems to bring out a side of my man that i really DO NOT like . It is a touchy subject of course because they have been friends for many years . They laugh like little girls sometimes - to the point of hardly breathing . It is a tad strange to me . Anyone else encounter this ?
|can't compete... on Aug 02, 2009 @ 10:38 am
YESSS . I have had this happen to me too . And i just found i could not compete , so i gave up trying . Sounds like they have been friends since like high school or something like that . Don't go there girl > As long as they are doing harmless stuff together , he really needs that outlet with guy friends. But , if the single guy is dragging your man out to clubs and dancing with other woman and all that goes along with that - you know what i mean - perhaps not so good . It is about what goes on when you are not around that you need to discuss with your partner . Tell him what is not appropriate and what makes YOU feel uncomfortable .
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I agree with legz99 but would also add that there is this thing called manners where when you are with someone you pay attention to them. If you are spending time together and he is texting away to someone else that is very rude. I can't imagine anything more annoying than competing with a cell phone.
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With us , it gets to the point where i want to say" why don't you just marry him or something ". His BF would be what he wants ,apparently ,in a woman. We have been together for years now , but his friend always gets my goat. Like when we are out - he will say stuff to me like i am not spontaneous . Well , yes, I LIKE A PLAN. But the one that is soooo annoying is when he is out with his buddies and he sends me TEXTS at like 1 am saying he's still out and its fun not knowing what they are doing next . GOOD FOR YOU !! It is childish to me . Cannot figure out why he does this .


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News & Views from Firm Beliefs
We will be posting articles on a regular basis - so check back regularily for updates.
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One step forward - and another one back...
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 24th of April, 2012
I nearly stood up and shouted 'I told you so' I was that pleased to see the line up at yesterday's Legal Futures Conference (if you only go to one legal services sector conference a year, this is the one). Hopefully my fellow attendees and new best friends won't realise how close I was as the day got underway to standing up and shouting 'I told you so!' to all those in the legal profession who have been saying for years 'it will never happen'.
What, you may ask, did they think would never happen?
Well dear Reader, take a breath and imagine... Non-lawyers providing legal services to consumers, or customers, or purchasers. Yes, folks, no longer will qualified solicitors charge clients by the hour, for 'perusal', 1/L in, 10/R etc. No longer will a lawyer be able to blame a difficult client if the bill is queried. And hopefully no longer will the word 'sell' and 'services' be a dirty word in some parts of the profession. At least, not without some competition from others who won't show the same disregard for the needs of those purchasing their services.
Take yourself back to 1989 = when I was a lowly articled clerk and my Principal asked me what I was in the building to do, I answered 'sell our services to people who need them'. Huge intake of (his) breath followed and he boomed 'young lady we do not sell… we are good enough to provide our professional knowledge to those who are in need of it in return for some recompense'. Huge intake of breath by me for all those years afterwards as I thought 'lordy, what have I done entering this world of never giving a price that is fixed; never providing a service which can be productised; never being encouraged to get excited about thinking and asking what the clients really need'.
Thankfully for those in the room yesterday there were very few of the naysayers attending – most there were either non-legal professionals or, if they were, they were the 'savvies' as we at Firm Beliefs call them. (We stopped categorising lawyers years ago along the lines of magic circle, national, high street etc and started to use 'savvy' and 'non-savvy'. Or even 'going places and investor ready' or 'wouldn't want to invest in the firm myself, bless them'. And a few other descriptors that a professional consultant ought not really to reveal… Our clients naturally are all savvy.)
I recalled the scene some years ago now when I attended the Law Management Section conference at which 'the men from the RAC/Co-op/large non law firm corporate' stood up and said 'We are coming and we will take your business – we are more in touch with our customers' needs than you are; we will employ your professional staff; and we will take your clients'. The ex-solicitor in me shivered slightly at the time. I remain very fond of those in my old profession and I felt major concern for them. But the management consultant in me, the business person, the entrepreneurial spirit was completely aghast at the majority of the audience who said 'it will never happen and if they try it they won't even get it off the ground'. Even then, the words 'heads in sand' sprang to mind.
I do not know if the Law Management Section of the Law Society still attracts the same proportion of non-savvies – certainly others used to tell me that the same old names seemed to attend, same consultants seemed to speak the same old warnings, the same words and questions seem to emanate from the same old attitudes. One would hope not by now.
So yesterday, to attend Neil's Legal Futures event, see the 'ABSers' as they are known by some; to see the traditional law firms that had made the changes to move forward in full gung ho energetic flow; to hear the insightful questions and chat going on during the day made me realise even more than before that yes life as we had been told would never happen is indeed happening. Exciting times. Great opportunities. There are legally trained folk out there who can actually be good business people and who can meet head on those who are from other sectors in this new market place – a market place which is bigger than before. Because those who think that law firms retain their traditional market, and that ABSers are entering that marketplace, are wrong – we are now in a whole new market place. A place for all to shop and all to serve. And the non-savvies must compete in that marketplace.
So a step forward. And then… a step back. Yes, the Bar… (by which I mean Barristers, not the venue at the end of the conference where further chat and jollity took place…)
During February 2011 I heard Peter Lodder, Chairman of the Bar, speak at a conference. Although he very much took the trade unionist approach overall – stating his aim to protect his union members from changes afoot (again, slightly concerned at that was I) – he did in fact outline the opportunities, albeit difficult ones involving change, for his members. The Bar could seize opportunities and harness change. So imagine my sadness yesterday when, impassioned advocate for justice and the rule of law 'which must come first before consumers', Baroness Deech, Chair of the Bar Standards Board, described a profession (the Bar) in a manner which simply doesn't ring true any more with those who use the services (sorry – skills and professionalism) of the Bar. There are of course those who will defend the duty to the law and advocacy best practice to their dying day – but most want to make a buck or two and have interesting cases. The fact that, through her illustrations of what she felt 'the ordinary man' would require in terms of legal advice etc (how to leave their holiday home in Marbella, sorry Benidorm, in their Will), she demonstrated a woeful lack of understanding of 'the ordinary man' and what services he might need which simply detracted from an admiration of her gusto in the face of attack from the Ministry of Justice ('We must avoid control of the legal profession through the Ministry of Justice). I admired her passion to protect a world gone by – but had to keep reminding myself that she is the Regulator of the Bar not even the Union Rep!
So, all in all, a very good conference. Others have written far better summaries of the day, the ABSers, the speakers, the strategies, than I can and I suggest you read this one in particular:
In the meantime, I shall focus on the steps forward, not the ones back.
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We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 22nd of December, 2016
Our office will be closed from 5pm on Friday 23rd December 2016 until Wednesday 4th January 2017. We hope that all our clients and contacts and friends of the business will have a good rest, a happy time, and renewed energy for 2017. And thank you very much for your support for our business over the past year.
Sara and Sally
What should we drop? What should we keep?
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 24th of May, 2016
Life and business has dramatically changed for many of us over the past decade. As we lead into celebrating a decade of Firm Elite dinners, guests will share what has worked for them, what hasn't and what will be the skills, techniques and attitudes of the future.
Join Firm Eliters for dinner on Thursday 16th July to share and learn from others. We look forward to seeing you!
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We're all set for our next Firm Elite dinner - with George Bull
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 13th of April, 2016
Baker, Beekeeper, Media Commentator, Photographer, Purveyor of his Life Experiences... and senior tax partner at a major accounting firm, join George as he leads the conversation about 'My Career as a Verb!'.
At the beginning of our working life, we see it as a linear path, each step building on the one before, leading to a point roughly appreciable at the beginning. The reality, We career from one path to another. Career becomes a verb! Sometimes leading to the last place we ever expected. And yet we still deem that place as a success.
As usual, a select band of dinner guests come together for an evening of new folk to be met, new topics to be discussed, new ideas to be exchanged and a thoroughly relaxing evening. Tuesday 19th April 2016.
Seeking Interview Board members
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 16th of February, 2016
Would you be interested in sitting on the Interview Board which interviews those who want to take part in our Skills Development programmes?
We provide two types of programme:
(1) delivered in-house for organisations, arranged by organisations for those who wish to keep up to speed withe latest thinking, skills and techniques for business and management skills.
(2) delivered to individuals who wish to keep up to speed with the latest thinking, skills and techniques outside the arrangements made by their organisations.
It is the second type for which we seek Board Interviewers. We take on a limited number of individuals each year. We always have more on the waiting list. This year, we are doubling the numbers we accept, to 20 people.
The Board Interviewers help us to make the final decision as to whether the individual is 'up to the task ahead' in participating in the programme and then helps us decide on who has priority.
Board members need to:
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(4) come from any sector. We have board members from sectors other than legal services, charity or social enterprise, as well as those ones. The sector does not matter.
You can see the types of programme that individuals follow here:
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If you are interested in finding out more about joining the happy band of Board Interviewers, contact Sara. Full training will be given. Much wine and chocolates provided in appreciation of contribution!
The road less travelled
Author: Sara Dixon
Posted: 15th of February, 2016
Our excellent dinner, with Sarah Frost as our conversation leader, led to a few requests for the poem and the sayings that she used. Here they are:
"Sometimes the right path is not the easiest one." Pocahontas
"It is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness." Seneca
"Do not go where thepath may lead. Go inestead where there is no path and leave a trail." Ralph Waldo Emerson
"The obstacle is the path." Zen proverb
"Paths are made by walking." Franz Kafka
"True morality consists not in following the beaten track but in finding the true path for ourselves and fearlessly following it." Mahatma Gandhi
"A wise man ought always to follow the paths beaten by great men, and to imitate those who hve been supreme, so that if his ability does not equal theirs, at least it will savour of it." Machiavelli
"Of all the paths a man could strike into, there is, at any given moment, a best path... A thing which, here and now, it were of all things wisest for him to do. To find this path, and walk in it, is the one thing needful for him." Thomas Carlyle
"A black cat crossing your path signifies that the animal is going somewhere." Groucho Marx
The Road Not Taken - by Robert Frost
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And still be one traveller, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth:
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear:
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same.
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads onto way
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I,
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 6, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Page 10AHerald-Z§ltung, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, October 6, 1991 Legislators encourage students to vote for proposition SAN MARCOS — The future of state guaranteed student loans rests in the hands of voters in the Nov. 5 election, and it is up to college and university students who benefit from the program to rally suppon and urge voter approval for Proposition 13. This was the message state Sen. Conzalo Barrientos (D-Austin) and state Rep. Libby Linebarger (D-Manchaca) had for students attending the legislative forum on issues affecting higher education. Sponsored by SWTSU's Associated Student Gov- • aliment and Black Student Alliance, Idle forum was held recently on the >$Wtsu campus. % '* ► * * * * English offered as x-second language !• Classes in English as a second lan-juagc and English and basic Amcri-•'<an government for amnesty applicants are still being offered at Lone S£tar Elementary every Monday and ; I Wednesday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and at •|d»e Community Service Center every I • Monday and Wednesday from 6 to 9 •X The classes are under the direction I; af the Texas Education Agency and ;«)Jie New Braunfels and Comal inde-• I pendent school districts and are prodded free. Maggie Cunningham, 'director for the program, said this is the last year the amnesty classes will he offered. "Those who already have legal residency cards are encouraged to continue their education in the English language," she said. "Those who wish to take their citizenship tests in the future are also encouraged to attend." For more information call Christine Zavala at 629-2731. Literacy training offered in Schertz The Literacy Council in Comal and Guadalupe counties and the Greater Randolph Area will hold a tutor training workshop Nov. 9 and Nov. 16, from 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at 703 Curtis in Schertz. The Adult Literacy Council is a non-profit community based organization which provides one-to-one instruction for adults 17 and older. The council recruits students and volunteers, trains new tutors and raises funds for program expenses. Tutors receive training before they start tutoring. If you or someone you know needs the services of the council, contact Vcmell Martinez, local coordinator. Registration for this workshop ends Nov. 6. To register call Vemell Martinez at 625-9480.Early admission to dental school offered SAN MARCOS — Students at Southwest Texas Slate University arc eligible to apply for a new "3+4" early admission program with the dental ^school of The University of Texas health Science Center at San •Antonio. ! Through the "3+4" program, audients wittx dental school after competing three years of undergraduate •studies. Credits earned in dental ^school are used to complete work toward the bachelor's degree. The program is designed to attract students in their final year of high school and first year of college who arc certain about having a career in dentistry or are strongly considering •one. Studies show that 50 percent of dental students first considered derm-jury prior to college, and 20 percent make their final decision prior to -college. The program 's first three undergraduate students, who have applied to complete a baccalaureate degree as J well as a doctor of denial surgery ' degree in only seven years, already * have completed a required week in J San Antonio this summer * Students in the program are * required to spend at least a week on I campus aftcr their freshman year in college and again after their second year The summer programs allow students to meet professional role models in the field, to become familiar with the dental education environ meni, to better prepare for the required Dental Aptitude Test (DAT; and to recognize issues in health care and begin to develop the knowledge base and skills required for leadership j in the profession. For more information contact Dr. J Caroline Benjamin of SWT's Depart J mem of Biology at (512) 245-3358 or i 145-2178 J*v Passage of Proposition 13 would enable the state to scil $300 million in general obligation bonds to finance the slate Hinson-Hazclwood Student Loans, which provide low-intcrcst loans to low-and-middle-incomc students. Authorized by voters in 1965, the Hinson-Hazel wood program usually operates as a revolving, selfsupporting program. Since 1966, when the program issued its first loans, $360 million in bonds have been sold to provide loans to college students. Currently, $240 million of that is invested in loans that arc not yet due for repayment. An increase demand for the loans, due to higher enrollment and cuts in federally funded programs, has caused a shortage in available funds, lf voters do not approve Proposition 13, available funds will be depleted by March 1992. "We need a constitutional amendment to allow the sale of general obligation bonds for continued — it's not a new program — funding of Texas Student Loan Programs for lower-and-middlc-incdmc students," Barrientos said. "The annual demand for the Hinson-Hazclwood Student Loan Program has increased nearly five fold in the past three years." The program is administered by the State of Texas through the Higher Education Coordinating Board and has a default rate of only 4 to 5 percent as opposed to the 30 percent average default rate for federal loan programs. "Since 1965 students have repaid (these) loans in full, plus interest, to cover an extremely low default rate," Barrientos said. "Not one penny of state appropriation tax dollars has ever been used to repay Hinson-Hazel wood loans." On Aug. IO, in a statewide election with less than 12 percent of registered voters participating, Texas narr owly voted down a previous effort to pump more money into the state loan program. "lf the students don't vote for this proposition what more can I do to help you?" Barrientos asked. Linebarger also challenged the students to get involved. "I've always felt that apathy is our worst enemy and I think that is what happened when voters narrowly turned down that constitutional amendment in August and I hope that you, as students, do not allow that to happen again," she said. Linebarger commended student involvement in other issues that affect higher education as well. "I was impressed (during the recent special session of the legislature) with student involvement not only from Southwest Texas State University but from around the stale," she said. With the help of students from universities across the state who held press conferences and protests, Line-bargcr said the legislature defeated a prosposal which called for doubling tuition at all state universities in order to balance the state budget. 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Actually, Lindependence starts on Sunday, July 13 -- it was originally scheduled for July 4, but it was pushed back a week. Two Lindependence events next week are July 13 and July 15 at Taylor Hall in Felton Presbyterian Church, 6090 Highway 9, Felton, Calif.For more information, see http://www.lindependence.netAs the organizer of Lindependence, I can assure you that Fedora will be adequately represented :-)
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The National World War II Museum offers a limited number of docent-led tours of the Museum, Tuesday through Saturday. These tours are offered to groups of no more than 60 students and must be arranged at least two weeks in advance. Your students will tour one of two wings of the Museum.
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• D-Days in the Pacific: From Pearl Harbor to the Atomic Bomb
Due to graphic content, we do not offer docent-led tours of the D-Day Invasions in the Pacific for younger groups. Volunteer docents will give your group a brief Museum orientation. They will meet your group at the Magazine St. entrance to the Museum. Docents will lead students in small groups on an interpretive tour of the Museum's exhibits.
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Because The National World War II Museum is unable to provide a docent-led tour of the exhibits for all schools who wish to visit the Museum, the Education Department makes available an activity that will help your students explore the Museum's many galleries.
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Your total cost of admission is required before your tour begins. Cash, checks, money orders, Visa, Master Card, American Express and Discover are accepted. Make checks out to The National World War II Museum. Admission is $5.00 per student. One teacher or chaperone per 10 students is required. To prevent overcrowding, please bring no more than 1 chaperone for every 5 students. (Example: A group of 50 students would need at least 5 chaperones, but may not be accompanied by more than 10). Chaperones (up to one per every 5 students) are admitted free of charge. Additional chaperones will be charged $10.00.
There are no facilities in the Museum in which your students can eat lunch. In good weather, students may enjoy a picnic in nearby Lafayette Square, Lee Circle or Woldenberg Park.
Photography is allowed in the Museum, but with three limitations. Flash photography is not allowed in the exhibit .Tripods are not allowed in the exhibit. Video cameras are not allowed in the exhibit.
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The National World War II Museum's D-Day Invasions in the Pacific exhibit presents graphic images of war. These include photographs of wounded and dead soldiers, civilian casualties of aerial bombardments and prisoners of war. The National World War II Museum does not offer docent-led tours of this exhibit for students under 7th grade, and we strongly recommend that teachers and chaperones of self-escorted visits to the Museum closely accompany your students through the Museum.
If you would like to preview the Museum's exhibits before your field trip, please contact the Education Department at (504) 528-1944 x 225, and we will provide you with a free ticket.
Films at The National World War II Museum:
The Museum shows two films alternately in the Malcolm Forbes Theater. D-Day Remembered, a 48-minute film, provides an excellent background on D-Day and can help prepare your students for their exploration through the Museum, but we do not recommend including it in your visit, due to its length.
Price for Peace, a 45-minute film, presents an overview of the Allied campaigns in the Pacific Theater and the heavy toll this laid on the soldiers who fought there. This film shows the graphic side of war, and is not recommended for younger viewers. We do not recommend including it in your visit, due to its length.
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Chapter 10: Epilogue
Friday had finally arrived. Danny stopped in Steve's office before he was to pick up Grace. "Do you need me to bring anything for this weekend?"
Steve looked up at Danny's question and leaned back in his chair. "I don't think so. Unless you and Grace have something special in mind that you will want to eat." He paused. "You may want to pick up cereal if you want that for breakfast. I think I ate the last of it yesterday. I did pick up eggs, bacon and stuff to make pancakes last night."
"No that sounds good. I'll pick up some stuff that Grace likes to drink. Do you want me to get some beer?"
"Nah. Kamekona was able to get me a bargain on it. Didn't ask where he got it either, didn't want to know." Danny chuckled. "Are you ready to head out?"
"Yeah, I just finished up my paperwork. Are you almost done?" Danny waved at the pile of paperwork on Steve's desk.
"Maybe in the next century I'll get this done." Both men laughed quietly. "I'll be done in about half an hour. If I'm not at the house let yourselves in."
"Okay. I'll see you later." Danny turned to walk out of the office but stopped when he saw who was standing in the door.
Looking uncomfortable, Governor Stevens was standing in Steve's doorway. He cleared his throat. "I owe both of you an apology." He fiddled with his tie. "I went into our meeting without having all of the facts. I knew that Jackson was having difficulty with his team; I had not realized what the difficulty was. I believed that if he could observe another such team he would be able to go back to Maryland and make a success of the task force."
Steve waved him into the office. "I can understand that Governor Stevens."
Stevens sighed. "After leaving Pat's office I thought about what you had told me. I wanted to know if what you said about Jackson was the truth. So I pulled Detective Harris aside and asked him to tell me what really happened here and how Jackson handled the responsibility of team leader. He told it to me straight. He said exactly what you had said about Jackson, that he was not prepared to lead such a task force. He also had a different view of you, your team, and how you conducted yourself. I will be removing Jackson from the task force and finding a replacement that has more leadership experience."
"Please believe me when I say that I thought he could do the job when I chose him. It was not because he is my nephew. Well, I didn't think so at the time. I believe that if I can find the right leader, I might do what Pat did and give them immunity." He smiled slightly. "It would have to be the right person though; I wouldn't want the privilege abused. Good luck gentlemen." With that, he turned and walked out of the office, not giving Steve or Danny a chance to respond. It was debatable if they could have said anything at that moment, even Danny was rendered temporarily speechless.
Danny slowly blinked a few times before he found his voice. "That was unexpected."
"It was. Maybe there is hope for the Maryland task force yet."
"Maybe." Danny looked at Steve. "Now I'm leaving to pick up my daughter and hope I'm not late or Rachel will bitch."
Steve snorted as he waved Danny towards the door. "Get going already." Danny smiled slightly before heading out.
When Steve got home he found Danny's Camaro parked in the driveway. Steve smiled to himself glad to see that Danny had used the key. He parked next to the Camaro. Before he could grab the grocery bags out of the truck his front door opened and a Gracie shaped missile was headed right for him. He smiled widely as he bent down to catch her, before picking her up and twirling her around eliciting high pitched squeals of delight. He stopped and propped her against his hip. "Hello there Gracie. Did you see the missile that hit me?"
She giggled. "You're silly Uncle Steve. I'm not a missile; I'm a little girl."
He feigned shock. "Are you sure? I thought something came out of the door and right at me really, really fast." He tickled her lightly, producing more giggles and a squirmy Grace. He stopped and smiled at her. "Maybe you're right; you're a little too wiggly to be a missile. Hey Danny." He turned to his partner as Danny walked up to them. "Did you have any trouble with the code?"
"Nope. Need any help with the bags?" He indicated the neglected grocery bags.
"I won't turn it down. Thanks." He put Grace down and held out a small bag to her. "Could you take that into the kitchen Gracie?"
"I'd love to Uncle Steve." She took the bag and headed inside.
"Thanks Gracie." Was said to her retreating form. Steve smiled.
Danny stopped him before he could grab any more bags. "You used Grace's name for your security code." It was not a question. Steve nodded looking a little embarrassed. "Thank you."
Steve flushed a little. "I didn't do it on purpose. I only realized after I set the code that it could spell Grace. I decided not to change it. It is something we both can remember easily." He shrugged and grabbed to bags. "So let's get this show on the road. I have some nice steaks we can grill."
Danny shook his head as he watched Steve head for the house. He smiled fondly at his partner's back before he grabbed the other bags, and followed Steve into the house.
Steve had one more surprise for the Williams duo that night.
"Time to get ready for bed Monkey." Danny started.
Steve stopped him. "Hang on Danny. I have a surprise for you and Grace." They look at him expectantly. He motioned for them to follow him. "Come with me and I'll show you." He said as he led them upstairs and stopped at the first room on the right. He squatted down so he could speak to Grace. "This room used to be used for storage. I went through everything and was able to get rid of quite a bit of stuff."
She looked at him puzzled.
He smiled. "I fixed it up so that you would have a room here whenever you and your Dad stayed over." He stood and opened the door and turned on the light. She looked at Steve's smiling face and then at the door before she squealed in delight and ran into the room. He walked in behind her leaving a stunned Danny in the hall.
The room had a bed, nightstand, a small dresser and a desk. The walls were bare. "I thought you would like to choose the colors for the walls. The furniture used to be Mary's before she decided she didn't like the style anymore. I guess Dad never got rid of them."
Grace finished her perusal of the room and headed for an anxious Steve to give him a hug. "Thank you Uncle Steve. I love it! This way Danno doesn't have to sleep on the couch."
He hugged her back tightly. "You're welcome Grace. And that was another reason I wanted to give you your own room." He was looking at Danny who had finally walked into the room. "I know your Danno didn't mind sleeping on the couch, it's rather comfortable. But since I have the room, I didn't see a need for it. Now Danny can sleep in my old room."
Danny looked around the room amazed at his partner's, no, his friend's generosity. Steve was a man of action and this spoke of ohana, better than any words could. He looked at Steve who had picked up Grace while hugging her. Must be easier on his back, Danny mused. "Well, I guess I know what we will be doing the next weekend I have you." He touched his daughter's cheek. He smiled at Steve who looked relieved. "Does that mean I can paint your old room?"
Steve laughed. "If you want. Dad never changed Mary's or my rooms after he sent us to the mainland. It could do with a change." Steve put Grace down. "Alright Grace, now it's time for you to get ready for bed. Your bag is on the other side of the bed. I moved it earlier when I used the bathroom." She went for her bag and started pulling out what she needed and headed for the bathroom. Steve looked at Danny closely. "Are you really okay with what I did?" He indicated the room.
Danny came over and put his hand on Steve's shoulder. "I'm still a little shocked by this. However, I'm more than okay with it." He smiled. "This is what you do for ohana right?"
Steve nodded looking happy and relieved. "It is."
Steve paused looking like he wanted to say something else. Danny looked closely, Steve didn't have aneurysm face but it wasn't his normal face either. "What?"
Steve looked at the floor than looked back up at Danny and took a deep breath. "If you wanted you could move in here, Danny." Steve held up his hand. "You know I have plenty of room and you could make my old room yours without a problem. Since Mary won't be living here, we could make her old room an office for you, with a day bed for guests, or a playroom for Grace and you can share my office." Steve shrugged his shoulders. "You can pay me rent and split the other bills."
Danny looked at Steve shocked. He really had not expected an offer like this. "Why now? You've complained about my apartment since the day we met."
Before Steve could answer Grace walked in the room. "I'm ready for bed Danno."
"I see that Monkey. Why don't you get in bed so I can tuck you in?"
She looked up at him earnestly. "Would it be okay if Uncle Steve tucked me in tonight? He gave me this room and I think he should do it the first time I sleep here. You can tuck me in tomorrow night."
Danny smiled, he was proud of his Grace. "Of course Uncle Steve can tuck you in if you want." He leaned over and whispered loudly in her ear. "You'll have to tell Uncle Steve what to do though. I don't think that he has tucked in a little girl before." He gave her a hug and a kiss before he left the room.
Steve was a little shell-shocked. He did not expect this but was not going to let Grace down. He squatted so that he could look her in the eye. "Your Dad's right, I have never tucked in a little girl before, not even Mary. Thank you for being the first."
She hugged him tightly. "You're welcome." She pulled back so that she could look at him. "First you pull the covers back for me." He stood up with Grace giggling in his arms and did as he was told. "You were supposed to pick me up after pulling the sheets down Uncle Steve." She giggled again.
"Oh. I just thought this was easier." He looked a little sad.
She kissed his cheek, surprising him into a smile. "That's okay Uncle Steve. I liked it." His smile grew. "Now you place me on the bed so that I can lie down." He did that gently. "You pull the covers over me. You don't actually have to tuck them under the mattress." She said this right before he did that. "I always have to get up during the night and it's easier if the sheets are loose." He nodded and straightened the covers over her. She looked in his eyes. "Then you give me a kiss on the forehead, say good night and wish me sweet dreams."
Steve leaned over Grace, placing his hand on the bed for balance, and gave her a gentle kiss on the forehead. "Good night Nani. I hope you have the best dreams tonight."
She pulled her hand out from under the covers and gave his hand a squeeze while smiling at him. "Good night Uncle Steve. I hope you have the best dreams too." She whispered. "You did a good job tucking me in Uncle Steve. What does Nani mean?"
He smiled goofily at her. "Thanks Nani. Nani means beautiful."
Grace smiled. "How do you say uncle in Hawaiian?"
She squeezed his hand. "Good night 'Anakala."
"Good night Nani. Now go to sleep." He turned his hand so he could squeeze her back, smiling gently, before gently tucking her arm back under the covers, silently leaving the room and pulling the door almost shut behind him.
Danny was waiting for him with a smile. "You did a good job. Thank you."
Steve shrugged, looking a little uncomfortable. "I just followed directions."
Danny shook his head. "You did more than that and you know it." He turned towards the stairs as he continued. "You made your own routine and gave her your own nick-name, which I like by the way. You'll be tucking her in more since I will be moving in with you." He stopped turning to face Steve.
He had that goofy smile again. "You'll let me tuck her in again? It won't interfere with your special time? You're moving in?"
Danny rolled his eyes. "Of course I will. And we have plenty of special time. Besides, I bet Gracie will ask you to do it again. Yes I will move in." He turned back towards the kitchen. "I need a beer."
"I'll meet you on the lanai. It's a nice night out." Danny rolled his eyes and Steve snickered. Steve joined Danny with two open Longboards handing Danny one. "You asked me why I waited until now." Danny nodded. Steve looked down before looking Danny in the eye. "I didn't think you would say yes before now. You would have thought it was charity instead of what you do for ohana."
Danny was stunned. Steve was right. Until recently, he would have thought that Steve was offering out of a sense of duty or something. Now he understood that Steve, Chin and Kono saw him as part of their family just as he saw them. "I hate to admit it and stroke your ego anymore but your right. Thank you. I look forward to getting out of that rat infested hellhole." He clink his beer bottle with Steve's as they sat down to watch the moon reflected on the ocean talking quietly.
The three had a great weekend. Steve gave Grace another surfing lesson. Once they had cleaned up, he claimed that he had some errands to run leaving father and daughter alone to have some special time. Danny knew that Steve didn't have any errands to run but appreciated Steve's thoughtfulness.
The barbeque with the team was a success. Kono took Grace out swimming giving her an extra lesson while the men chatted.
Sunday was spent at the zoo before dropping Grace off at Rachel's. Danny informed her that he would be moving into one of Steve's spare rooms as soon as he could. She tried to appear indifferent, but not happy. She wouldn't be able to use his horrible living conditions against him.
Danny arrived at his apartment to find Steve, Chin and Kono waiting for him. They were going to help him move that night! He wanted to balk but decided it wasn't worth it. Besides all he really had to move were boxes and clothes. The room had come furnished, if you could really call the stuff furniture.
That night Danny slept in his new bed and felt as close to contentment as he could on this pineapple infested hellhole.
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