TIME AND TIME AGAIN The sequel to 3037

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almost hurt your eyes.
    “I think you’re right, Ashley.  I think Homan is in love.  I wonder if there will be any baby Homans ,” Joe whispered in my ear.
    “Maybe they need some privacy for that,” I said as I looked around at all the people living in the city.   “Maybe we should look into those stacked rooms Foe tried to get us to stay in.”
    After supper Joe gathered everyone around and ask everyone what they thought about going down the hill and renting some rooms and letting the two love birds have some alone time.
    Everyone agreed and we went in search of Foe.  She and Seth were coming out of the building where they had been working.  They were a deep discussion and didn’t see us for awhile.  I watched our son and I felt so proud.  He was so smart.  I wished we could find Josie.
    When he looked up and saw us, Seth ran toward us, “Hi, mom and dad.  Guess what, we’re going to build so many things together.  I love this place.”
    “That’s great, son,” Joe said.  “We came to ask Foe about those rooms she mentioned before.  We want to give Homan and his girlfriend some time alone.”
    Seth laughed, “Wow, that ‘ s so cool.  Do you have enough room for everyone, Foe?”
    She nodded, “We have enough for ten times more than this.  I’m glad you decided to stay with us instead of inside a dark cave.”
    No one corrected her and she led us to a building that reminded me of a beehive.  It was so big that the rooms looked like little holes.  They turned out to be very luxurious and Seth had his own so that Joe and I had our own alone time.
    The same spheres that we had in our own house were in these rooms and, if I had had any doubts about how these buildings came about, I didn’t have any anymore.
    Joe and I mad e love all through the night .  I guess it was because of the new surroundings.  It was kind of like when you go on a trip and all of a sudden you fall in love all over again.
    We ended up staying away from the caves for three days and enjoyed being around Foe’s people.  They did n’t seem to have a whole lot of time to talk and interact with us because they put great importance in work.  Compared to them, we were very laid back.   They must have thought we were lazy.
    The hotel we stayed in had people working hard preparing our meals and cleaning our rooms and I told them we could do it ourselves.  They seemed to need to work hard and seemed to b e disappointed when we told them we’d do for ourselves.
    “We need to teach these people how to relax,” Joe said.
    “What do you suggest?”
    “Let’s set up a giant picnic.   Me and the band can act as the entertainment.  You can give a fashion show and maybe entice some of these women into wearing something more feminine.”
     
     
    When we approached Foe with our idea she looked confused, “Why would you want to do this thing?  It seems so non-productive.  What would you gain from it?  You will not end up with anything to use like we did with the skywheel .  Now that was worth the effort.”  She shook her head, “I’m sorry but I don’t understand the purpose.”
    “The purpose is relaxation,” Joe said.  “Don’t you people ever relax?”
    “I don’t know what that is but if it’s what you want to do, we don’t mind. ”
     
     
    The men started building a stage out of some building materials that the cave mu st have left for them.  The women found material, some sewing machines, and all the other supplies we needed to make the clothes I designed.  It was amazing to me that the cave was still anticipating our needs.  I decided to make some easy living clothes for the women.   I wanted to make them comfortable and pretty at the same time.
    I designed dresses, all in silk, and all in floral prints.  They were so different from anything the women wore that I wondered if they would be interested in them at all.
    Some of Foe’s people would stop long enough in their busy days to look, with

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