For comparison, here they all are having dinner. You can see the parents pretty good here. Well, thanks for reading the update! We'll be going back to the Legasea house next time, where an alien becomes a child and an heiress grows up and starts working on her love life, among other possible happenings! 

And this is Jay. He just woke up, but seems chipper anyway. They all certainly look like their dad, don't they? 

The twin children. Here's Jan. She LOVES this piano. I have to drag her off of it to go to school! 

And here's his twin sister, Justine. (Cute names, huh? :->) 

Okay, this may seem odd, but I'm closing today's update with some shots of the children of Gary Walton and Jenny Smith, for Heather! :-) Here are the two sets of twins, starting with Justin, one of the teen twins. 

"Grampa Ice, you're so funny! I love your joke about the lady's hat! Can you stay here forever?" Ice laughs, but Jade has gotten him thinking that might not be such a bad idea . . . 

Ice stays over for some dinner, and enjoys spending time with his grandchildren and Lola, who he considers his daughter-in-law. 

That's when she realized how Green made the cure--he mixed the traditional teatments, which didn't work, with the same chemicals that make up the Elixir of Life! When they combined, they made a cure! Lola is sad that it wouldn't have worked on Green; he was too far gone, but she is so proud of the man she will always consider her husband! Ice does some tests and proclaims Lola completely disease free! He also notes that, due to the Elixir element in the medicine, she won't be seeing her elder years as soon as she thought! 

She definitely feels something this time! She starts feeling really, really healthy, even BETTER than she felt before she got sick! 

Here's Lola taking the second dose of the sparkly blue medicine mixed with water. 

After doing her business, she jumps in the shower, but steps out and passes out halfway through. Definitely not a good birthday for Kelly. She did get a little sleep, and made a meal, getting her into the gold, and I was able to get the Energizer to work this time. So she's okay now. :-) 

Which you can see better from this close up picture, as she is rushing to get to the bathroom before she pees herself! 

At least she turned out pretty! 

She's transitioning into a young woman, out in the backyard! The poor thing not only didn't get a party, she also got all of her needs bottomed out by an accidental Energizing at the wrong time! So she passed out in the back yard and when she woke up, she transitioned. In the green. Oh well. 

Lola doesn't feel any different after the first dose; she still feels kind of sick. However, looking out the window, she sees that Kelly is definitely feeling different right now! 

And she drinks it all down. It doesn't even taste bad! 

She saves the CD to show to the older kids, and plans to explain it to the younger ones. She'll definitely read them the beautiful poem, at least. She puts the first dose of the medicine in a glass, mixed with water, as Green's instructions said to do, and thinks, "Well, here goes . . . " 

Lola, listening to her and Green's children chattering in the background, reads his final note to all of them and cries, feeling awful about how she cursed Green for leaving her, and because she can't believe he spent his final days devotedly searching for a cure for her! She is not worried for herself; she has all confidence in Green's cure; her husband would not let it fail.  

"Hey, Reed, did you get an A+, too?" "No, this was my first day of school, silly, and I haven't even learned to study yet! But I have my homework in my hand, so I'm ready!" Jade loves it now that Reed is a kid, too, and she has somebody to play with. 

But when he gets there, he hands Lola the CD, tells her to read what is on it, and goes out to the pool to give her some privacy. (Seriously, what is it with their pool? I can't keep people out of it!) Maenwhile, Jade is jumping up and down with her A+ report card. "Look, Mom, look!" 

When Ice asked to come over, Lola figured he wanted to see his grandkids and she knows it would be good for them to see him, so she says, sure, come over. 

So, Kelly pours her emotions for the death of her father into her piano playing. She's becoming quite a piano player, too! 

And sometimes when she gets home from school, she remebers how her dad used to help her with her homework and cries. 

Meanwhile, at Lola's house, Kelly is missing her daddy, but she knows her mom doesn't like to talk about him at all, so she cries in the bathroom. So sad. Looks like Wisteria should go over there and clean up their shower curtain, too! 

Wisteria gave the CD and medicine to Ice and told him to get it right to Lola, and said she had something to do. She went back to the pool house and finished straightening it up, then carefully moved Green's urn to a place in the mausoleum. Here's the finished storage room; doesn't it look great! And it does give Wisteria a sense of peace.