Sara chuckled a bit.  "Why go to all the trouble cutting and dicing and mixing sauces when they do it for you and it tastes this good?"  She sank down onto the other couch, on stockinged foot folded beneath herself.  She speared a cheery tomato and closed her eyes in delight at the taste.  "Damn." She murmured.   "Okay either this is the best frozen meal I've ever had or I'm starving too." She began to laugh.<br/><br/>As the laugh which quickly became an outlet for her frustrations Sara set the plate down on the coffee table.  "Sorry." She laughed some more.  "But I guess...it's better to...sit here and laugh...than cry."  Her laugher broke up each phrase.  She took several breaths and brought the laughter down to giggles.  "That felt good."  She picked her plate back up and looked over at Julia.  "Do you know if there's a good movie on tonight?"