> Philip chuckled and gave her a wink "The Irish, so much like a Jedi. I'll > take you to train Irish padowan." > > Okay he was being downright silly.. but it was worth it to see his friend > laugh. > And she did, "instead of the force you can teach me to use the Gaelic." It was late and had been a long day and at the moment the idea seemed hysterical bringing tears to her eyes. "Philip, I hope you're planning on staying around for a while. Having you here is good for the soul." Alex
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