"Honey told me you're very shy. Our robes have hoods you can pull up. When the hood is up it's a signal to others that you wish to be left alone. Let's put ours up until you get comfortable," Rose advised, putting her hood over her head.
Mike put his up too. Rose took his hand and led him from the house.
"We'll start on the north side, the children's area. With our hoods up the adults we see will treat us as if we're invisible. Kids, not so much. They may come up and greet us. We're a demonstrative group. There's lots of hugging and kissing here. The kids love strangers, so be prepared. Feel free to ask questions," she said.
"Okay."
"Are you aware we don't use money?"
"Yes."
"We barter and trade goods and services. Honey, as an example, is a healer. She trades her healings for things
