I can't think of anything better." Goody! The other thing is I'd like to go over and spend some time with my folks. I haven't been home to Yorkshire s...nce Christmas." Sounds fine. Am I allowed to come too?" Of course you are, you silly man. I wouldn't dream of going without you." Good. Well you make the arrangements and I'll fit, but I would like to go into Harrogate on Monday and see if we can find you a ring."There was a squeal of excitement. "Ooh, yes please!"They chattered on for the best. "Turn round please" she said and I thought her voice sounded rather husky,Putting the sponge down she soaped both hands before gently caressing my breasts and paying special attention to my nipples,"I'm sorry" I croaked and nodded to where the dark pink buds were hard under her touch,"Don't be" she smiled, "They're beautiful and a lot of ladies find our touch very erotic, even those to whom being touched intimately by another woman is a new experience"Rinsing her hands, she helped me out and. They form up and we wait about five minutes more. Right on schedule.The hearse rolls to a stop in the perfect place. We have to wait for the immediate family to get organized. A couple of Aunts have the two kids in hand, but the Widow is shaky at best. Captain Keisha Parrish catches my eye and shakes her head just a little. She’s the Casualty Assistance Officer and she’s telling me the Widow isn’t handling this well at all. After hearing the story, I didn’t expect her to. A wizened, dignified. The handmade necklace was a work of art created by Paul Lavoie, a fellow Vietnam Veteran who’d succumbed to the effects of Agent Orange. I never met the man, but after he died, his sister gave me the necklace under the conditions that I wear it in his memory and never take it off. I honor the man and his legacy by mentioning his name and story whenever someone asks me about the necklace.“You’re so vain that you probably think this song is about you...” Darlene sang in a perfect imitation of.