Forever fain and freeWe two shall ever beLet us invoke the springAnd laud the northern rains,Of rich harvests singAnd dance upon the plains.Forever fa...n and freeIt is our right to be,My bright new love,Pure as the dawning light;The skies aboveWill revel in the sightOf our first kiss,Of our eternal fire And long after this;To death’s undying ire, Forever fain and freeWe too shall ever be.Jaano’s delicious smile returns – to me it is the most welcome of smiles. Once again, it is plain he is. Finally, Iput on my pink socks and trainers and then I was done--well that bit wasanyway. It was quite dark now and I only had the lights of the parkingarea to guide me, I took out the brush form the glove compartment andgave my longish blond hair a good brush pulling the hair back andconcentrating on the tangled end bits. Then taking a pink scrunchie thathad been around the handle of the brush, I put my hair up in a pony tail.The mirror wasn't too good, so I didn't see if my hair was okay but. She shrugged and we looked at the statue again. “Yes,” Ruby said while I said, “What kind of game?”The statue didn’t move but seemed to accept both answers. “This game is quite straightforward. I call it, ``Would You Rather.” The head moved again, rotating to look at Ruby. “I offer two options. You must choose one and perform it. After each of you has successfully performed three rounds,” she said, looking at me again, “I will answer your question.”Ruby looked at me with a smile. “See? That’s. It's wet, slippery work, but two people can do this surprisingly fast." You mentioned the four holes in the end of the beam. What are those for?" The beam is a primitive pulley and it takes two men to lift a big hog. There are two stakes. One man puts his stake into a hole and pulls down. The other man catches the next hole and pulls down. The rope winds around the beam until the pig is in the air to where it can be worked on. The last stake is tied off and there you go. It is almost as hard to.