Question:
It did n't take me long to realize it 's so HOT out today in PIttsburgh . I had a little sweat going by the time I got back . But anywho , back to the walk . I decided to walk toward the point , but having the ADD and being the Pittsburgher that I am , I got got distracted by the shiney PPG buildings and the water fountain .

What type of clothing may the narrator be wearing amid the weather ?
Answer:
The narrator is likely to be wearing shorts .

Question:
By pure luck he had slid into the cubicle right next to the executive office , where the work was being done . Mr. Jamison slid his lean , lanky body across the carpet , not daring to make a sound . The door was open slightly and Mr. Jamison managed to get his six foot frame through without nudging it . Any sound or movement could mean his capture .

Why was Mr. Jamison in the office ?
Answer:
He was up to something .

Question:
I was inspired when I found this eyelet fabric at the same time I found the yellow gingham . It was so pretty . Yes it is white and will blind people once I walk onstage , but that is what Joel wants . White !

What will the fabric be used for ?
Answer:
It will be for a performance .

Question:
The water they use comes from an underground aquifer , but they are contemplating how they might tap into the settlement water and promote natural foods . Schoolchildren visit the garden and some of its produce ends up on tables at community functions but , members said , more needs to be done to take full advantage of the water . " When we lost that water , we lost generations of farming , " said Janet Haskie , a community gardener . " Then people had the attitude like , ' They owe us .

What might have happened to the water from the aquifer ?
Answer:
They might have over pumped and dried it out .