We saw, "Remains of the Day", not a particularly good date movie, but still
it was fun to sit in a movie, next to my date, man and woman watching the show. There was
one particularly fulfilling part of the evening. Somewhere around the middle of the movie,
Mr. K. pulled the old routine of lifting his arms up to stretch, and when he put his arm
down, he placed it around my shoulders. It was so cliché, I had to struggle not to laugh
out loud, but at the same time, I was thrilled to have the experience. It was almost as if
I hadn't missed my youth as a girl.
Later, he drove me back home and we parked on a dark portion of the street near my
house. We talked a little bit, then he leaned forward and we kissed. He is quite the
kisser! We hugged and he ran his hands through my hair while our lips continued to meet
for several minutes. I could feel him shaking from nervousness and excitement, and it made
me feel an emotion I can't describe to know that I have this effect on a man, perhaps on
most men.
Still, as wonderful as the evening was, I am a little uneasy. On the one hand, it is
quite extraordinary to have this opportunity to revel in my womanhood. On the other hand,
I can't help feeling something of a cheat. And then there is the third element that Mr. K.
will almost certainly be calling me for another date, probably intending something more
intimate. What do I say to him? Do I tell him or do I play it out as is.
I want so much to be made love to as a woman without wondering if my past has altered
the relationship in any way. But I just can't bring myself to create the potential for
hurt in someone who is being so kind to me. I have no answer here, and the pressure is
building.
January 5, 1994
As expected, Mr. K. called and asked if I'd like to watch a video with him at his place
on Friday night. I said I'd love to, but before I accepted, there were some things about
my past that might hurt his feelings if he knew. I said I'd just feel better asking him if
he wanted to know about them up front or not. Right off, he wanted to know.
So, I told him about me, about Mary, and about the kids. His response was, "Well,
I'm open minded..." I asked if that meant he still wanted me to come over Friday
night. He asked how long ago I had surgery and if I was completely female now. I said yes,
and he told me that he'd still like me to come over.
I didn't want him just doing it to let me off gracefully, so I stressed that he had no
obligation, and if he changed his mind, he could just call and cancel and I' understand -
no hurt feelings on my part. We'll see if he calls to cancel, but at least he didn't blow
up in my face - and, the initial direction is better than I'd hoped.
I know that for me, I made the right choice in disclosing at this point. If I were
single I wouldn't have disclosed at all. I can see that more clearly now than ever. I KNOW
I would never tell until MUCH later, if I was on my own. But the risk of discovery in my
situation is so great, and the feeling of hiding things: watching what I say about whom,
pretending that relationships don't exist - well it feels just like Dave trying to hide
his feelings of wanting to be a woman.
I can't stand hiding anymore. So, even though I would feel better if he didn't know, I
could only live with that if I wasn't living at home with my family. That's what puts the
constraints on me. And, since I won't leave my family, then the choice is between feeling
dishonest or telling him at the expense of complete fulfillment.
January 8, 1994
Well, Mr. K. didn't call to cancel during the week. So, last night he showed up and we
went over to his place to watch a video on his big screen TV. He held my hand during the
program, and afterward, we talked for fifteen or twenty minutes about my personal feelings
that led me to SRS. He was very understanding and supportive of my decisions and the
reasons behind them.
After we had talked ourselves out, there was that awkward moment of silence. Then, he
took off his distance glasses, leaned over and kissed me. We necked on his couch for ten
minutes or so, and then he asked me if I would like to go upstairs. I said yes, so we went
up top his bedroom and made love.
It was a good experience for me. I was so confident and so comfortable that everything
was free and easy. I still have no real spark for Mr. K., and actually hope that he
doesn't call me for another date. If he does, I'm seriously thinking of declining. He is a
gentleman, but he strikes me so neutrally that I'm sure the relationship would have more
costs than benefits to me.
I had told Chris yesterday that I felt my motivation to seek out new lovers might just
disappear after my evening with Mr. K., if things went as expected. And, in fact, that is
what has happened. I am so comfortable with Mary and Andy, and it is such a balanced dual
relationship that once my curiosity had been satiated about making love to someone who did
not know about my past when we met, I find that I just want to spend time with these two
people I love.
Of course, if someone comes on to me I'll more than likely respond, but for the near
future I don't expect I'll be hunting down new lovers on my own.
January 9, 1994
This is my second anniversary of being a Biber girl. It's funny, but I didn't realize
that until late in the afternoon. This is also the first night I didn't host the Gender
Conference on America Online in two and a half years. It really feels good to be free!
Last night I went to Andy's. I had been looking for the longest time to find a robe,
since I haven't had one in years. I finally found just the right one in red plaid, and
brought it along to Andy's to try out. But, it was really late when we got there, so I
didn't get to wear it until half an hour ago, here at home. Boy, it is comfy! Mary says
all I need now is a roaring fire!
The reason we were late getting to Andy's is that he was running a video editing
session yesterday. He is finally finding a career in which he can excel. He worked for
eight straight hours and chalked up over two hundred dollars in editing fees. (Of course,
I get half for providing the gear and the place to work, but that is probably the first
time he has ever made one hundred dollars in a single day.
There is such sense of confidence and self worth glowing in his eyes. He was
complimented very strongly on the quality of his work by the client, and he is on cloud
nine. He didn't realize it, but I sure did, that he was much more protective and masculine
with me last night than I've ever seen him. It's like there is finally a fire under him.
Of course, that's fine with me! I just cuddled up under his chin and cooed - and when I
snuck a peek up at his face when he wasn't looking, there was this self-satisfied smile of
absolute contentment. I just cuddled closer and went to sleep.
January 17, 1994
Mr. K. sent me a card saying he really had a good time and wanted to see me again. It
was a very pleasant note, but I still haven't made up my mind. In fact, I've done my best
to suggest that he and Mary get together. Maybe she could feel a little less deprived of
male attention. He still goes to the square dance class (though I have quit, partly to
avoid seeing him and partly because I've simply lost interest in square dancing. Mary will
be there this week, and if Mr. K. picks up on my hints, perhaps she can get a date out of
it.
Speaking of Mary, she is something of a "clutter person" to put it nicely.
After the first of the year, I got a notion to put all her furniture on her side of the
bedroom and all mine on my side. I started last weekend and completed it today. I'm a lot
happier this way.
When I was a child, I had the cleanest room in the house. Now, my side of the room is
neat and dusted and polished. Her side has stuff shoved on shelves, her dressers is piled
up two feet high, and the floor is covered with clothes. By dividing the room, it helps
relieve some of the "mess pressure" I've felt for so long.
Of course, this is just a symptom of things. I love Mary and enjoy her company, but I
feel too much like Dave when she is with me. When she leaves the house, as soon as she is
out the door I feel like myself. The moment she returns, I fall back into those old
feelings, just like Pavlov's dogs.
January 28, 1994
Andy is cleaning out his old room and is sleeping in the main house where his dad
lives. He is on the fold-out couch in the living room, which is, I guess, where I will be
sleeping tomorrow night! I'm really half-tempted to try and talk Mary into letting Andy
sleep in the big 1 1/2 garage we have in back, and turn it into a little apartment. But, I
don't think she would go for it and also I can't make up my mind if I like the idea of
having all my lovers under one roof!
February 27, 1994
It is nearly 9 AM on Sunday morning. The time each week when I would normally be waking
up in Andy's arms. Yet today I am writing an editorial instead. Why would I rather be
doing this than that? Because I have no choice. You see, Andy has broken up me.
Many of you who read this know how close I've been to Andy, how much he has meant to me
both as a lover and as a supporter of my transition. I love him still. So my point here is
not to sully his name. Nor is my point to harp on a pain that most (if not all) of us have
suffered, once, twice, or many times before. No, I didn't see this coming. I had no clue.
One moment love was there for me and the next it was not, like an earthquake, like a
storm. And my purpose here is not to describe the truck that hit me so much as to try to
understand why it was driving like that.
Who was behind the wheel? Was it the fault of the driver or the pedestrian that got
flattened? Or was it a "no-fault" accident in which both driver and pedestrian
were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. And is this hurt I feel the by-product of
a single failed relationship or are there more essential lessons to be learned here about
the intrinsic nature of male/female communications? Well, I don't know that I can find the
answers to these questions, but I'm going to take a few moments to look for them.
To begin, I should describe in brief the nature of my relationship with Andy. I met
Andy for the first time in October of 1989. He had been recommended to me as an
electrologist. I had not yet gone full time, so the first time we actually saw each other,
I was still a man. But this was not a problem for Andy. After all, I found out he had
spent four years on hormones as Karen, and had only switched back to being Andy just over
a year before I met him. In fact, at that time, the feminizing effects of the hormones
were still visible in many ways.
Over our first few sessions, we chatted and joked. And then one day I experienced
something I had never felt before. While he was working on me, suddenly my insides did a
back flip, and when they came down I was Melanie. It was like turning on a light switch.
There was a whole new personality living inside me that wasn't there before.
What an odd feeling! It was like looking at the world from a whole different point of
view, like getting contact lenses for the heart! I had liked Andy before, but now, new
feelings had begun to stir - feelings I was afraid of. In all my years to that point I had
never even fantasized of holding hands with a guy, and suddenly, here I was being drawn to
a man.
Maybe it was his remaining feminine traits that made it possible for me to overcome
this barrier. Maybe it would have happened with someone else if not for Andy. But it
didn't. And in truth, the feelings I felt then for Andy I still feel now. With all the
other people I have known, with the other lovers I've had, both men and women, I have
never felt this before or since. Yet, even now; now that I am without him, I feel it
still. I still love Andy.
That, then, was the moment that Melanie was born: my true soul exposing itself without
fear. Step by step I became closer to Andy, and more dependent emotionally. And he was
wonderful, putting his arm around my waist, holding me in his strong arms, comforting my
tears. At this time, I had been faithful to my wife Mary for all of our married lives. No
relationships on the side. But here I was, changing my sex on her and also starting to
spend time with someone else.
I could not spend much time though. I knew Mary could not bend that far, and I was
afraid. So I came over once a week, had electrolysis, and then we would go out together,
me in my wig and mini-skirt, and Andy as the man he was becoming once more. What an odd
thing this must be to read about! Yet, at the time, I felt like a teenage girl with her
first boyfriend, and, in a sense, I was.
These were my most emotionally fulfilling days I ever spent. I loved Mary, I truly did,
I truly do. But that love was never passionate. It was never romantic. How could it be? We
were two mostly heterosexual women, even when we were married. We just didn't know it at
the time. Mostly we married because we were lonely, we not very good at "playing the
game" and we accepted each other for all that we were. But the feelings I was having
with Andy I never experienced with Mary and still haven't with her or anyone else.
This went on for a couple of months. Eventually, I worked my way up to staying
overnight, then driving home the next morning. Then, as Christmas neared, I felt a change
in the way Andy was treating me: a disturbance in the force, if you will. It seemed like
the love was draining out of him. He was doing all the same things, but it was as if there
was progressively less and less substance behind them. I thought it was me. I tried baking
cookies and being more attentive to his needs. I made an extra effort to find some very
special Christmas presents for him.
And that is when he told me about Teri. Her name came up in the conversation quite
unobtrusively at first, as someone he had met at a meeting. And then, her name began to
appear more frequently, and his love for me was withheld even more. Finally, after several
weeks of this, I called one evening to say I was about to leave to come over for my usual
weekly visit, and he told me there was someone else there. It was, of course, Teri.
I saw Andy again after that, and very graciously bowed out, actually apologizing for
not being able to leave Mary for him, and that I had failed in being there enough to undo
his loneliness. It was clearly all my fault for using him, and I wished him and Teri all
the happiness they could hope for.
I didn't see Andy until over a year later. He was just about to break up with Teri,
though I didn't know it at the time. We met at a support group meeting, and we decided to
do a lunch together. In fact, when I showed up at his apartment, He AND Teri came to
lunch.
Andy had to make a couple of stops, so Teri and I had a chance to talk, and I could
sense in her tone her disillusionment with Andy.
Scant weeks later, he showed up at the support meeting again, and when I asked about
Teri, he told me she had moved out. That night, I stayed at Andy's. As usual, he didn't
have any money, since he hasn't had a job since I've known him. So, as usual, I bought us
some food to take back to his apartment. We ate, then cuddled on a sleeping bag on the
floor (Teri had taken the bed) until the sun rose.
I have to admit, by this time I had learned a few tricks as a woman, and I was making
myself irresistible. And the reason I was doing this was so he would want me and then I
could deny myself to him. Just to pay him back for what he had done to me with Teri.
And it worked. He called me several times the next week, and I kept coming up with
excuses why I couldn't see him. Finally, he stopped calling.
I didn't see him again for almost two years. Then, at the same support group meeting,
he showed up unexpectedly. And THIS time, he had cut his long hair. Immediately the
squirrel in my cage started doing cartwheels. I smiled at him as he came in the door
(while the host of the meeting was talking to the group) and urged him with my eyes to
come over to me. He came around the corner, sat behind me and started to give me back
massage in front of the whole group!
I felt so special, so wanted, so successful at being a woman that this handsome man
would express his desire for me publicly! This was just before Christmas of 1992. THIS
time I had already had surgery. So, I wanted a relationship VERY badly.
I invited Andy to my company Christmas Party, and he invited me to his Tai Chi master's
Christmas party which was later on the same night. So, we made a night out of it and ended
with necking in his car until the wee hours. I reached climax just through necking.
Emotional and sexual satisfaction I had never dreamed possible, all at the same time, all
with the same person.
I was so excited! We began dating. At first it was the thrill of a lifetime. He would
pick me up and take me someplace: out to a movie ranch or just out driving. And we talked
of going camping and hiking and of the night at the beach on a blanket under the stars
that he had promised me two years earlier and never delivered on.
I found out he was no longer living in the apartment, because he still had no job, and
had moved back into the "granny house" behind his father's house, which is where
I first met him in my electrology days. So, I stayed over one night a week. We had such
fun! Our taste in music was nearly identical. We loved the same programs on TV, laughed at
the same jokes. Andy was caring and not just for me, but for the whole world.
Oh, we made such plans to change the world! I would tell him about my work in Mental
Relativity and he would share his insight into Tai Chi. And we would find the common
ground between the two. We wanted to take all the money the story software that I was
co-developing was going to make and use it to help people and spread a message of love and
kindness.
We cuddled and hugged and tickled and joked and even now, the memory of these times
makes my heart sing. Perhaps the only downside was that he only made love to me twice. He
didn't want to use condoms and I insisted that we do, so this impasse led to only two
occasions in fourteen months that we became completely intimate. Oh, to be sure, we spent
a lot of time naked, but just for petting and hugging and kissing but no consummation.
Still, even though I yearned so strongly to put the surgery I had struggled so hard to
attain to some good use, the emotional high I was riding was more than enough for me. And
I thought it was for Andy too, until I found out he was seeing someone else several months
ago, AND he made love to her!
Again, he said nothing. He just stayed later at a party one time and went home with one
of the girls there and made love to her. Then he had her over on evenings when I wasn't
there. You know how I found out? You want to know how I knew? Well, when I was at Andy's,
in bed, and cuddled in his arms, sometimes the phone would ring. And occasionally it would
be someone he didn't want to know about me. He never said this, but I could tell because
of the way he avoided my name and the way he pretended he was alone. I checked this theory
out one time by tickling him during one of those phone calls and he was not pleased when
the other person asked and he was forced to say, "Oh, Melanie's here."
Still, innocent, trusting, unlearning, STUPID me, I just figured it was someone from
Tai Chi or something that he didn't want to know about me. How dumb can a broad get? Well,
I learned the truth when he began seeing this other woman that he took home from that
party - Michelle. Suddenly, there were times I would call him up to share something fun or
to make plans and I would get the same phone treatment I had been on the other side of
before. I could FEEL another person in the room with him - right over the phone!
I began to press him in ways that would let some of the truth leak out. And eventually,
I confronted him and made him tell me all about it. I had been right. I was so hurt, I
didn't know I could hurt more until today, not that I am without Andy. I told him how
betrayed I felt. How all the people at the party must have thought me such a fool. I was
literally hanging on Andy at that party. I was so proud to have him, I wanted everyone to
know how close we were. And then he went home with somebody else AFTER I left. Lordy, how
the must've laughed, drunk as they were.
I called him up that night after he had come clean with me. I told him how much it hurt
that he would do this behind my back. If he had only told me, I could share him, but he
was dishonest with my feelings. So I said I didn't want to be his girlfriend anymore. And
then I got that feeling on the phone again. And I asked him if anyone was there with him.
He affirmed it, in the same noncommittal way that wouldn't let her know it was me on the
phone. I couldn't believe it! Here I was telling him about the hurt that he had caused by
not being up front and trying to break it off in a non-vengeful way, and he was in bed
with somebody else!!!!
I was really upset. But I got over it. After all, I loved Andy and I needed that
passionate heart in my life. So, I worked it out with him, told him we could still
continue our business relationship, even though our personal relationship was over. You
see, Andy still didn't have a job, so I gave him a room at my house to build up a video
duplication company. I used to have such a company and still had the gear. So I set him
up, showed him how to work it all, poured hundreds of dollars into the equipment, just so
he could build a career. I told him we would split the profits and he could run the
business any way he wanted.
I thought it was pretty gracious to tell him he could keep the business going, even
though we were no longer going to be a twosome. Especially when you consider the business
was losing me money every month just to keep it open for him because I loved him. And, he
agreed. Tell me guys, should a man agree to continue to live off his former meal ticket
even when he doesn't want her as a bed partner anymore? But I risk getting vengeful here,
and I don't want to do that. No, I just want to understand.
You see, he made no effort to talk me out of breaking up the relationship. He made no
effort to win me or keep me. It was like I was worth nothing. All the effort to keep the
relationship going came from me. To this day he has no idea how hard it was to deny my
kids some of my limited time just to be able to spend it with him. He has no idea how hard
it was to work things out with Mary so I could be with Andy and not cause her hurt. I
bought him so many meals, we always took my car because he had to sell his. There was no
restroom in his room out back, so I'd always have to put on my clothes and go inside his
dad's place at two in the morning if I had to go. He only had one twin bed, the mattress
was shot and the sheets were hardly ever washed (how many other women were stains on those
sheets?) but still I had loved him and put up with all of those costs so I could be with
him.
All I asked in return was honesty and openness. All I asked was that he would let me
know if he was seeing someone else so I would not be made a fool of by acting
inappropriately in front of those who knew, when I didn't. I just didn't want to be
"Carrie", thinking she is the Prom Queen, only to get covered in red paint.
That's all I asked. But I guess it was just too much.
I began to get that feeling in the last month like I did when Teri came on the scene.
The earthquake had made it unsafe to sleep in Andy's room, so we slept on the convertible
sofa in his dad's living room. At first, it was still hugs and kisses, and then slowly, it
faded away.
I was sure something was up when it was my birthday last week. On Andy's birthday in
October, I had save up all my "allowance" money and I cleaned out my personal
savings account to make it a special one for him. I spent all day before driving all over
getting decorations and presents and making arrangements. When he came over to my house, I
had it all decorated. My daughter, Mindi, had made a banner "Happy Birthday
Andy". I had a cake for him. Mary, Keith, Mindi and myself sang "Happy
Birthday" to him as he blew out the candles. And the presents I had for him were very
special.
But that wasn't all! I had also made reservations for dinner at his favorite
restaurant. I brought along a big mylar "Happy Birthday" balloon and even had
them bring him a special piece of cake after the meal. God, I love him so much! I spent so
much money, I couldn't buy lunches as work the next week and had to bring sandwiches.
Then it was my birthday last weekend. He forgot about it.
He had nothing for me. And when he found out, he didn't apologize. He didn't say,
"Oh, I'm sorry, but let's go to a movie and we'll still have a good time." He
said nothing. I didn't even get a card or an apology. I had made extra time to be with him
that weekend because for the very first time the previous weekend, he had asked me if I
could stay later. I couldn't on short notice, but I worked really hard to make it up to
him the next weekend. Not because it was my birthday, but because I wanted to please him.
You see, he never asked me for anything. In hindsight I suppose that's how he might
justify not giving me anything. The discrepancy is that I thought we were building a
relationship for the future. I was working hard and making sacrifices to lay the
foundations for a lifetime of love with the person who has sparked my soul like no other.
I was so busy working I failed to notice that he wasn't making an sacrifices at all. I
paid for things, I showed up at his convenience, I filled his needs, I made his meals, but
I must have lacked something because it wasn't enough.
Two days ago on Friday he called. I had called him several times over the week but he
had never called back. I left voice mail telling him what a special birthday present it
was just to spend that extra time with him last week. And I really meant it. It was so
very good to be near him longer than usual. But he didn't call back.
Friday he called, and I was worried. I knew something came up. So I told him, it was
nice to get his call, but I expected it had to do with business as he never calls me at
work unless it has something to do with the video business I gave him. He laughed, and
said no, it wasn't anything to do with business.
So, I pressed further and said, "You know, I've had the feeling for some time that
there is someone else in your life." I said, "That's okay. I can deal with it. I
can share you because you're worth it. I just need to know so I won't fear being made a
fool of." Then I got on another subject. I had bought tickets for a special live cast
reunion of the people from WKRP in Cincinnati that will happen next Friday. I've never
cared for the show but I know Andy is a big fan, so I bought two tickets to enjoy this
special treat with him. But when I had told him about the tickets a couple weeks ago,
rather than being excited, he seemed disturbed that it was on a Friday, instead of
Saturday which is our usual night. And that is part of what got me thinking back then that
he might be seeing someone else and juggling us.
So, I asked him if it was still okay for Friday, and he said sure. "But", he
said, "as long as we are talking about trading Saturday for Friday next week, can we
do that this week too?" Now I knew why he had called. Not to say hello, but to move
my day so he could go out on a date with someone else.
I told him that was fine, but if he was going on a date, I needed to know. He verified
he was. I asked who she was (so I wouldn't play the fool). He said here name was Annette
and she was a new student in his Tai Chi class. They had been having coffee breaks
together and she invited him to the IMAX theatre for an environmental film.
I thanked him for telling me, and reaffirmed that I could share him and be happy just
to have my part of his attention. I said it was short notice, and would mess up my weekend
schedule, but yes, I could come over that night instead of the next so he could go out on
the date.
So, he came by (on the bus) in the evening and I gave him a big kiss and hug to show
that it was okay and he needn't feel guilty. I packed my things for the overnight. We got
in the car and started off for his place, Andy driving as usual. But something else was
not usual. Whenever he drives, I put my hand on his knee and whenever he is not shifting,
he puts his hand on mine. This time he didn't. Its about a twenty minute trip to his
place, and the whole time he kept his hands on the wheel except twice, when he gently laid
his hand on mine for scant seconds. Not even a grasp, almost like he didn't want to touch
it at all. Yet, I left my hand there. I still loved him.
And he began to talk about this wonderful new book he was reading about predictions for
the future. I was surprised, he hardly EVER reads a book. In fact, I have asked him to
read several over our fourteen months together and he has always declined. So I asked him
where he got the book, and he said Annette had brought it over. Which said two things:
one, he would read a book for her, but not for me, and two that she had been over.
It was Teri all over again. My heart ran out through my legs. I wanted to breakdown and
sob, but there was no one in the car who would have cared. No one who would comfort me.
So, when we arrived, I told him I was just going to drop him off. That I could feel the
same patterns from the Teri days and I couldn't bear to go through him withdrawing his
love from me and giving it to Annette just like it happened before. I could share him
easily, but I couldn't take being sucked dry of his love while he favored someone new. I
asked him to search his heart and see if this pattern were not true. He did not deny it.
So, I graciously offered to get out of his life. I told him I didn't know why he didn't
love me any more, but I would step out of the picture. He said that the situation was
unusual. "How many men do you know who have a girlfriend who also has a wife?",
he asked rhetorically. This from someone who spent four years as a woman!
Well, his femininity has all faded now. There are no physical signs that he was ever
anything but all male. Annette will never know. Especially with me gone. Because, as Andy
said, "I just have trouble telling one person that I'm seeing another."
Actually, Andy, I think you underestimate yourself. You communicate very well at an
emotional level, and its really just a matter of which one you don't tell and which one
you leave.
He gave me a hug with pity on his face. Can you imagine what it felt like to be pitied?
And then he asked if I wanted to stay and watch a video before I left. It is just me, or
what?
So, I'm gone now. Annette has a clear field and doesn't even know it. I still love him
as much as I ever did. In 41 years I've never had that feeling with anyone else. He never
asked me to leave Mary, he never asked me to spend more days with him, he never told me
there were any problems. Yet Annette, someone he met just a month ago is in, and I, who
have been foolishly trying to build a relationship for the rest of my life am not the Prom
Queen, but stand before you covered in red.
So, gentlemen readers, please tell me what I should have done? What is it that I don't
understand because I wasn't born physically a woman and had no training in being one. What
is it that I don't understand because my mind was never male? There must be some truth to
be found here somewhere, because the alternative is just to depressing to consider.
Oh, and as for the tickets to the WKRP reunion: I gave them to Andy because without a
job, he'll have no way of taking Annette anywhere to thank her for taking him to the IMAX.
And as for me, I guess I won't ever get my evening under the stars on the beach.
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