<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/acBfN.png)</div><strong>Name</strong>:  Elizabeth Goetz<br/><strong>Vehicle</strong>:  2011 Volvo XC70<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: A shiny paint job.<br/><strong>Traveling From</strong>:  Tristyn's Apartment<br/><strong>Travel To</strong>:  Jack's Apartment<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Vivian.<br/><strong><br/>"Best friends forever,"</strong>Elizabeth agreed, faking a smile she didn't feel.  It was beginning to dawn on her that she was being selfish.  Vivian was scared too.  Just because she was strong, because she'd known the adversity of growing up in foster homes, didn't mean that she was any more prepared for the Apocalypse than Elizabeth.  Sometimes experience with adversity made it more frightening, because you knew what could go wrong.<br/><br/><strong>"Hey," </strong>she said softly, turning in her seat to look at Vivian.<strong>"It will be okay.  We will be okay,"</strong>she stressed the we.  Again she faked a smile, not knowing whether Vivian could see through it or not.<strong>"At least we don't have to take that AP Economics test today."</strong>She mimicked the voice of Ms. Patton.<strong>"Using a correctly labeled graph of the short-run and long-run Phillips curves, show the effect of the fall in consumer confidence on inflation. Label the initial long-run equilibrium point A and the new short-run equilibrium point B.  Seriously?  Seriously!  The only part of that I understand is the A and the B."</strong>