Chapter 10
We’d only been back from Hawaii a few months when the homeowner’s social association decided to throw a toga party. I’m not sure which one of the blockheads came up with the idea. I wasn’t interested in going to a party dressed in a sheet.
The association is prominent, we have perhaps three hundred large homes. That’s a lot of people. The toga party was going to be held at the most extensive home there. It belonged to a sports announcer who was well known for covering professional football.
The development is built around two eighteen-hole private golf courses. There are two clubhouses, one up the hill and one by the gate. We live near the top of the hill.
The sportscaster—who seems to know everybody, not only in football but in Hollywood too—lived at the highest point in th
