She didn’t know what she was going to do now that she couldn’t play tennis. She kept thinking to herself how foolish she was for never planning for her future. She knew she could work at her father’s company, but that depressed her more then the thought of not playing tennis. She also knew she had enough money that if she used it wisely and invested it she was probably set for life. But who wants to do nothing at 29 years of age. She just couldn’t believe she was sitting her trying to make decisions about her life that most people made in their early twenties.

After a few more minutes of watching herself she heard someone knocking at her front door, which she found odd because she hadn’t buzzed anyone in. She hit pause on the VCR and went to see who was at the front door. When she looked through the peephole she couldn’t believe when she saw Howie standing there. She opened the door and embraced Howie in a big hug. “So Howie how did you get past the front gate.” Howie slung his arm over her. “I watch you enter your code in last time I was here. I figured it would be good to know in case I ever need to use your place. At the time I figured you would be at Alice’s most of the time anyway. I didn’t use the key you gave me this time because I didn’t want to scare you.” Dana looked at him questionably “Why would you use my place, then it hit her, OHH.” She stepped back and slapped Howie on the arm. “Gross you will not use my place for that.” Howie just laughed at his sister’s embarrassment. “Hey I would clean up before I left, even wash the sheets.” Dana placed her hands over her ears. “Howie, gross this is way to much information, and don’t even think about doing that.”

Howie walked over to the couch and noticed the paused VCR tape showing Dana on the TV screen just before the fall that finished her career. “Man Big Sis, I hope you’re not sitting here watching this over and over again. Dana picked up the remote and turned off the VCR and the TV. “I guess I am. You know what strange Howie is the fact that it took less one minute, less then half a minute for my life to completely change.” Howie just looked at Dana. “Dane your life didn’t change, your career in Tennis ended a few years earlier then you thought. But your life is the same. Speaking of your life sis, what the ***** have you been thinking the last few months? Mom won’t go into any store that carries tabloids in fear that she may see you on the cover again. Not to mention how a few of her rich-***** friends from the Republican Women Correlation have been giving her a hard time about how her daughter was a sinner going to *****. Don’t tell her I told you this but she laid into the woman that said that. She called her a judgmental narrow minded arrogant *****. So anyway sis, don’t be too hard on Mom she having a hard time right now. But we all are a little worried about your free willing lifestyle. ***** Dana I’m a twenty year old hormonal male and I can’t keep up with you.”