27/54 Come on, let's go, huh, will you ?" Trina still had her mania for family picnics, which had been one of the Sieppes most cherished customs; but now there were other considerations. "I got to pay the gas bill next week, and there's the papering of your office to be paid for some time." "I know, I know," answered her husband. "But I got a new patient this week, had two molars and an upper incisor filled at the very first sitting, and he's going to bring his children round. He's a barber on the next block." "Well you pay half, then," said Trina. "It'll cost three or four dollars at the very least; and mind, the Heises pay their own fare both ways, Mac, and everybody gets their OWN lunch. |