I don`t know if they will ever live together, but I will let Tanya tell this story.-------------------------------------------------------------------...-------------------- I pulled the big Volvo on to the parking space at the side of my house, god I loved this car, it had seen me through those tough few years when I first started my landscaping business and although it was now fifteen years old it just kept going and going. Of course I did not love it as much as Katya who I could see working in. ?Sven got me that piercing?do you like it?? Basil hated Sven, Nessi?s boyfriend. Basil hated all the menwho flirted with Nessi?there were so many of them. And she was so generous withher hugs and kisses to her ?platonic? friends. At one point, Nessi reached down and tickled Basil?sscrotum. ?There?s a lot down there, man. It feels like you haven?t cum in like,a year.? Basil smiled weakly. ?Well, almost that?I?m on a sort ofdiet.? At this, Lindy and Taffy began giggling a little bit. Basil. They started in the garage where Jackson looked around and took measurements of where he could install the tanks for the system. She led him back through the kitchen and down the hall to the wash room where he looked at the washer and dryer hookups. He noted that in the dirty laundry basket there were several pairs of her underwear, Victoria's Secret if he wasn't mistaken. He picked up a pair of her panties and held them up to the light.Blushing at having a man holding her panties she said,. Aufruf: a Yiddish word meaning ‘calling up’ and refers to calling up the bridegroom and bride to the Torah before their wedding day, at a synagogue. Congregants then throw candy at the couple, a symbol of a sweet life. Shluf mein kind: the title of a famous Yiddish lullaby by the writer Sholom Aleichem. L’chaim: Hebrew phrase meaning ‘to life.’ In the story, Sandra uses it ironically in connection with the reference to the movie ‘It’s a Wonderful Life,’ when talking about her unhappy life.] ——.