I’m Mandy, and I’m from a big farm right smack dabin the Middle of Nowhere, Kansas. You may have heard ofit. This life of mine isn’t...easy because I amresponsible for a number of animals including: cows,bulls, sheep, horses, pigs, goats, donkeys, chickens,and a Husky. I feed them, give them water, milk thecows and goats, and clean their living areas. Not tomention the fact that I’m only fifteen.**My average day consists of my mother waking me up andmaking me breakfast.. "Coming," I called. Naked, I padded across the thick carpet and openedthe door.And got something of a surprise. Carla was standing there fully dressed."Well?" she smiled at the shock on my face. "Aren't you going to invite aLady in?"Not waiting for an answer, she swept in."Oh, it's lovely."I had a chance to get over my surprise and take a closer look at her now.she was wearing an elegant black gown, gathered at the neck,shoulderless, with a very low cut back. Silk stockings, high heels,jewelry. He had asked to speak and Nicola was delighted. It was a short speech. Patrick announced him as the father of the bride."This will not be a typical 'father of the bride' speech. For one thing it will short." [applause and laughter]He grinned."I know I'm supposed to talk about Nicola and Kevin, but all of you know them both and have been part of their history."Instead there are important things to say. This is my heartfelt and public apology to Kevin and also to Nicola. I remember a while ago. We’d stopped a few times at road-restaurants which had been fun and liberating for us both and after which I’d become plain ‘Brad’ and she’d become ‘Racey’.By mid afternoon we were deep into the big scenic outdoors, with tree-covered hills, deep valleys and mountains.We’d began thinking of a stopover place to fully relax in when a roadside sign announced we were approaching a place called, Camp Easy Go; Log Cabins and Camping!We both looked at each other and my niece chuckled. “Easy-going! Yea;.