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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karin" data-source="post: 71025" data-attributes="member: 57167">Thank you for the feedback Presea. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Oh yeah the irony of JR ending up liking Rebecca after spending so much time trying to use her to get rid of Pam. It can happen you know! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />I see your point about why you think JR/SE needs to talk about the affairs. They do need to stop making the same mistakes over and over. Okay so here's tonight's update: JR and Rebecca were out riding on the ranch, it was a lovely morning with great weather. Rebecca, who had taken riding lessons in Los Angeles, was quite good at handling the horse and rode a lot faster than JR would like to. “Not so fast Rebecca, remember I’m old and not used to riding anymore!” “Oh come on you’re my butler and if I say that we are going to ride fast we will ride fast,” Rebecca grinned and JR sighed since the kid had a bossy attitude and was just hopeless. “Well I have a better idea, how about that we ride a bit slower if I promise to show you the tree house we built for your daddy?” “Great, it’s a deal,” Rebecca smiled.  “Good,” JR replied. They then kept riding for a while in silence before JR said, “Okay now we’re almost at the lake where we built the tree house.” “Oh this is so exciting,” Rebecca smiled.  “Well I can’t promise that it’s still there, it’s been a long time since I’ve been to this part of the ranch.” “It has to be there, a mean a tree house can’t just disappear, can it?” “Well sometimes it can, I mean we do get a lot of storms down here in Texas.” “Oh I hope the tree house is still there then.”   “It’s still there,” JR replied. “I can see it now.”  Rebecca looked around her and said, “Where?”  “Up in the tree over there,” JR replied and pointed towards an old oak tree.  “Now I see it too,” Rebecca beamed. “This is so exciting! Soon I’ll have my very own tree house.”  “Not so fast it’s your daddy’s tree house,” JR replied. “Yeah but daddy doesn’t want it anymore so I can have it.”  “Not necessarily, I think he might have given it to Christopher some years ago,” JR objected. “Oh well he’s not here now, so I can play here,” Rebecca grinned as they pulled up the horses in front of the tree house. They got off the horses and Rebecca asked, “Why does that sign above the tree house says Ewing Oil for?”JR laughed when he saw that it did indeed, “It’s the name of the company where your daddy and I work,” JR explained. “Your granddaddy, your daddy and I put it there when we built the house. You’ll see it was always my daddy’s dream that Bobby and I would take over the company some day in the future.” “And did you?” “Yes, when daddy died Bobby and I got equal shares in the company,” JR replied. “When was that?”  “Oh a long time before you were born, back in 1982.”  “You’re right that is a long time ago,” Rebecca agreed. “Anyway can you hold the ladder while I climb up and look at the tree house?”  “Okay,” JR agreed and the little girl climbed up into the tree house.   “Wow! The view from here is awesome. You must climb up here with me?”JR grimaced as he really doesn’t want to do that. “No I mustn’t.” “Yes you must, you are my butler and I insist that you climb up here…”  “Well I won’t.” “Yes you have to, remember I decide the rules of this game.”  “I remember but I also know my mama and if we are not back in time for lunch she won’t be happy,” JR insisted. “Oh I didn’t realize it was that late. You are right we’d better start going back,” Rebecca agreed, as she climbed down the ladder again.“Well one day you’re going to learn that your uncle JR is always right,” JR smiled, as they got back up on their horses and rode away…</blockquote>

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