He figures she’s probably right when she says they won’t be able to fix some of the major problems, but they can make a difference with other stuff. Murphy thinks that Molly is one of the most unusual friends he has ever had. It’s not because she’s a girl. It’s because she doesn’t ever quit. Nothing stops her. At first that part of Molly was a little hard to take. Jeff and Danny aren’t used to her yet. They think she’s weird. And Albert doesn’t have a clue what to think of her. But now that Murphy’s gotten to know her, he likes it that she never gives up. He likes it when she talks. Most of the time, she talks about interesting things. And he likes it that she is so positive—especially right now, because positive is the last thing Murphy has been feeling lately. In fact, Murphy comes to the conclusion that Molly really is a lot like his mom—she’s always coming up with stuff. If there’s a problem, Molly has a solution, just like Mom. She’s got a positive way of looking at things.
