Question: It was a small ( though yuca - free ) world , after all . So , I came to Auburn with zero expectations , and was happily surprised to find that there is a real Cuban community here , a good , authentic restaurant , and plenty of native Auburnians interested and sympathetic to Cubans and Cuban - American affairs . Which all leads me up to the last few days .
Answer: Answer: Auburn is accommodating to their culture .

Question: I do , however , have people forever asking me if they can borrow one . One woman at the tram stop this morning asked if she could borrow mine . We ' ve shared lighters before when our butts have crossed . I told her that I ' ve quit smoking .
Answer: Answer: She is a smoker .

Question: I leap lightly over the low brick fence with angled top ( a feat I perform regularily ) but today the bricks were slippery and slipped at the wrong moment , twisting , falling and tumbling through the air until I landed hard , my back onto the cement . My feet were still hanging , twisted , over the brick fenceline . I lay there in the gutter , quite still , I was n't hurt but rather contemplating my acrobatic failure as the rain started to pitter patter down upon me . Well , at least there was noone aro .. " Hello , are you quite alright ? "
Answer: Answer: I will jump with fright .

Question: The first part of that Tim - coming - home story was actually written as an exercise of sorts . What I ' m about to tell you now was never really written , as it were , so forgive me if it 's a little less polished . Mike and I drove to the airport to pick Tim up , got pulled over for speeding and got out of the ticket because Mike is military police .
Answer:
Answer: Mike has ties to police .