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If I hadn't seen the twins, I might have attributed to my imagination something of the strange effect I experienced near the ultra-sensuous woman, But that was now not possible at all. The twins* presence, coupled with my psychic alert, confirmed that the woman WAS an ET. I don't quite remember how the rest of the shopping went. Conrad and I got our groceries checked out. On the way to the car, I explained that we would not attempt the orange aspic after all. Once in his car in the parking lot I asked him to wait a few moments. He asked what was wrong. I said "just wait." Shortly, the female came out pushing a loaded grocery cart. "Study that one, and tell me what you think." Conrad looked briefly at the woman - and then said the most remarkable thing. "Well, if you mean do I think she's an extraterrestrial, yes," said Conrad in a bored way. "We've got a lot of them here in La-La Land." I didn't ask him what he thought about the two who were observing her squeezing her fabulousness and groceries into a broken-down yellow Volkswagen. I sank down in Conrad's car and urged him to make a quick departure, The dinner for Shafica and Viola was a complete success. Naturally, after plying them, and ourselves, with copious amounts of good wine, we told them that we had seen yet another ET down at the supermarket. This opened up rather inebriated discussions about the ET civilization which was busy infiltrating Earth. Shafica and Viola discussed all of these things in whispers - and the more serious they became the harder it was to hear them. Viola: "There are a lot of THEM, you know, and many are bio-androids." Shafica: "They're dangerous, you know, and they realize that Earth psychics are their only enemies. Be careful, Ingo, be careful-" All of THIS information package - without ME ever mentioning the Axelrod event.