He did my back in poster paint several times before he got it where we both liked it. I still wasn't sure about it, so he did it again in permanent ma...ker. After a while that started to fade, so I just went apeshit one night and had it made permanent by a guy who ran a tattoo shop in the neighborhood. That was in Pusan about a year and a half ago where I was teaching." Well, it looks real nice, what I can see of it," Roger smiled, not really wanting to make a big deal of it. "A bunch of it has. We had only known Becky for a short time but in that time we had grown the like her a lot it was our Mothers choice wishing them well we were happy for both of them as I kissed Becky she whispered I liked the idea of the honey I think I might give it a try.There were one more surprise our Mother was moving into the house with Becky Emma and I she was selling the company, and the old house, I asked about the key to the glade my Mother said ‘Its part of the house the glade is where Becky and I. I couldn't complain when she bought a new wardrobe of stylish clothes, however, because she never spent money on herself. I'd buy new cars while she drove the last one to death. I'd buy motorcycles and boats, all without her complaining. I'd take Canadian fishing trips with my buddies leaving her behind to take care of our pets (we don't have children).Last Saturday we were supposed to go to an office Christmas eve party. Typically, I didn't want to go so I told her to just go by herself. In. "Hello the house!" he called out, laying his hand on his pistol.He was reassured when the door opened and a man, holding nothing in his hands appeared."Who's there?" came the man's voice."I'm Billy Bennet, lately of the Circle Z ranch, down Texas way. We delivered a herd to Abilene a few days ago. Was riding by and heard your cows," said Bennet. "I'm lookin' fer a job."A woman appeared beside the man in the flickering light of what looked like a fire. The two spoke softly for a few.