I put the socks and briefs on the chair, and then stood straight, facing Tasha.“Wow,” Tasha breathed in amazement.“Will you let me see you?” I...asked.She stood up, and spoke softly, “Yes, but you have to undress me.”I nodded and walked over to where she was sitting on the edge of the bed. I took her hand and drew her up. I slowly unbuttoned her blouse, pushed it off her shoulders, then gently slid it off one arm, then the other. I turned and put it on the loveseat, then turned back to Tasha and. She gave me an odd look, but said that she was fine.It wasn't until we got home that night that I found out what had happened. Joyce had gone to use the bathroom and she noticed that there was a small magazine rack between the toilet and the vanity counter. She reached down and pulled out one of the magazines and started thumbing through it. It was a copy of Penthouse Letters and as she leafed through it she became curious and started reading some of the letters."You won't believe some of the. " Good," Diana and Laura said in unison."We still haven't seen the park," Diana said. "I'd like for us to do that soon."Jeff and the family agreed.Everybody picked up on the subject, and the usual morning conversations started. A little later, as the laughter and kidding of the breakfast table momentarily quieted, Dave spoke up. "We're going to spend the day visiting our parents. Can we pick anything up for anyone while we're in Denver?"When no one responded, Diana remarked, "We're going to. “Yes, saw someone come in that caught my eye,” said Joe as he ordered another beer. As luck would have it the large man sat two seats away, his frame taking up space for two. As the bartender gave Joe his beer he took the order from the masculine voiced Black man. Joe looked over to him and immediately caught his eye. The both nodded to each other having that awkward moment where the unexpected eye lock happened so quickly. “Didn’t mean to stare,” said Joe as an icebreaker. Craig laughed. “Not.