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C: Must have been interesting.

B: We had a ball! She was remembering some things that happened a long

 long time ago. My tape ran out very quickly.

C: ....it would seem)to me that when you are enjoying something, time

 passes so fast.

B: ;bt huh. Well, the new restaurant will have about fifteen or twenty

 people working over there.

C: In that neighborhood, yes. I dO t think that he has a definite

 figure yet, because he just had interviews last week, yeah-last

 eetc r-befote some more that he will be \iV_ ,,_F_ and I don

 know whether that will be covering all of or not.

B: -WeCrnidr, I was wondering about the community-at-large, the

 Indian community, in particular. Do you think w'6r as close together

 here in Baltimore, as we are back in Carolina?

C: No, I really doit.

B: Do you think the city has a tendency to cause us to drift apart, maybe?

C: It does, to my opinion, it really does. When you'-v got so many areas

 that the Indian people live in, and you just do' have the time to gQf

 out, visiting like you do at home.

B: But you said, that you think it's good place to raise children, or

 not a good place?

C: No, I do really believe that it is. I don tblieve that any big

 city is as good place to raise children as it is in the South, in North

 Carolina.

B: Why is that? Do you think its because there are more temptations?

C: There' more temptations, and there's m9 i .well, it seems like the

 children up here are born with the knowledge to get into mischief, and

 there'more things for them to do here, there's things in the city for