"Hi Margaret. Long time no see." I had gotten to my feet, trying to pull the dish towel I'd been using as a bib out from the neck of my shirt."Hi your...elf Jackie. Your wife isn't anything like who I would have pictured you getting married to. She's been filling in all the blanks and bringing me up to date about you and Billy and the rest of your family. I knew a lot of it, but I hadn't heard about your sister, Joan, until today. I'm sorry." That was a long time ago. Her daughter, Diane, she's. . before you burn that thing," she said, "maybe we could have a little meeting first? I have a few things I need to go over with you guys and I'd prefer you keep your heads semi-straight for it."Matt sighed dramatically. "I suppose," he said. "And there is that other matter we have to take care of too, isn't there?" Yes," Pauline said. "There's that too." What other matter?" asked Darren, who was reclining in the seat next to Coop on the right side of the plane."We'll get to it," Jake said,. "He patted his wife on her rump and told her it was "Showtime." Giggling, she pushed herself away from Ronnie and slowly rose to her feet. Reaching into the box, she took out a strap-on of gigantic proportions and began to buckle it on.Paul took Terry by the arm and pulled her from the couch as Barbara strutted around the room, shaking the large phallus at everyone. While she was doing this, Trevor was freeing Ronnie from her bonds, then handed his wife a large jar of KY Jelly which she. J.D.would have time to get himself organized and have a few days to go to thecountry bars and bag some of the local cowgirls. J.D. usually traveledto the different rodeo shows in his fifth wheel that was tricked out tothe nines. J. D. would usually park it in one of the nicer R.V. parks ormany times park it on the sight of where the local rodeo show would beheld. J. D. after getting himself set in, headed down to the bestcountry dance bar in town and readied himself to bag some of the.