A gaggle of young men worked at Rich’s office outside of Pittsburgh. None were married. In fact, only one had a sometimes girlfriend. And they were always hungry and thirsty – as Jane Austen might have noted, they were in need of the steadying influence of womenkind. So I cooked for them; they, in turn, brought beer and silliness.
This sounds like the beginning of a really good book.
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Now I want to be able to weave in Jane Austen quotes to my life too.
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I can see this happening. It sounds like a decent time.
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