Everything went well, and we all spent the night at a good hotel. The speech order was the same the next day, but we spent the night in the same hotel... There just was not time following my speech to be sure that we could get home before dark. Jim said that we were facing a headwind, and he was not sure of making it all the way before dark. I was certainly not going to argue with him, so we flew home the next morning.We flew back to Iowa for four more speeches, each, and Martha insisted that. I wear pants and a shirt most days. Dresses and skirts are saved forspecial occasions - just like most women my age. Yes, there are times whenI want to be more feminine, but I'm a practical woman , and so end up incomfortable, durable clothes. And as for underwear, that's even morepractical, as the only person who will ever see them is me.It's not about attracting attention.My happiest moments during this transition have been when I've gone outand had no special attention paid to me. I was seen. Would he hurt her? Susan’s breath went away at the thought. He had filled the kitchen, blocking the sunlight he’d let in when he entered. She could still see her mother’s face, drawn and pale, her mouth meshed into a thin line at the sight of him filling the doorway. ‘You owe me, Jennifer,’ was all he said in that rough voice she didn’t know. Susan knew there would be no school again today when her mother said: ‘Go to your room, Sue, and don’t you dare come out. I mean it or I’ll get the belt,. I had completed one of my exam and was preparing for my next one and in that time only my mom dad and bro had to go to a marriage function for 3 days to my home town so on that d-day I woke up a little late than daily and went to in to the balcony and say that Deepu was coming from somewhere and she saw me and gave a good smile. I completed my daily works and was getting ready to study then the bell rang andI opened the door and saw Deepu standing in front of me wearing a pink top and brown.