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Everybody liked the story about the goats. If I have learned one thing writing this book, it is that all sorts of silly stuff happens with the cops. For instance, in Utica, NY, a rogue cow once was on the loose all over the city for almost four months. Every time there was a sighting, two outfits were called, the local television station (WKTV) and the Utica Police Department. Ultimately cowboys from upstate NY (yes, they really exist) were called in to track down the critter. You can’t make this shit up!
I received an email detailing the tax consequences of the elder O’Connors gifting the lakefront property to Kelly and Grim, and how that should be structured. I think that would be too much to put into the story; Grim is not a banker. As long as they can use it/sell it/build on it he and Kelly will be happy. I left this alone. This is why I love my readers! I learn stuff all the time. Thanks.
Grim has finally managed to marry Kelly, another good thing. Everything looks so wonderful for their future. We’ll just have to see how that works out.
My Spanish is extremely rusty. Special thanks to manuelj and venezolanoenvancouver for translations. Computer translation has come a long way, but I don’t think it’s completely accurate yet.
Several readers of Chapter 56 noted that Grim screwed up by not grabbing the first aid kit before rushing to his partner. That’s a legitimate critique. Chapter 58 shows that in the investigation report.
Not a whole lot to blog about with this chapter. The Grim Reaper’s future seems to be getting brighter.
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