One was going to go into a stew.The most curious thing happened later that day. After butchering the two does and then cleaning up, I decided that I w...nted to go for a ride. It wasn't quite dinner time yet and I felt the need to clear my mind. I'd spent much of the time slaughtering the does fuming about my family's response to my desire to find out who was making the fires on the western side of the valley. I knew it was dangerous, but I also thought that it was a necessary task that had to be. First she placed a thick leather belt around Karin's calves, binding them tightly together. When it was securely in place, there were two small wide cuffs on each side on the outsides of her calves.With a teasing look directly into her eyes, Sandi put her hands on her friend's shoulders and urged her to her knees. She then pushed backwards on her shoulders until Karin toppled back. Sandi caught her and broke her fall. She laid her gently on her back, her legs bent back under her.Taking one. He sat motionless for a moment, trying to clear his mind. There had been wine, quite a bit of wine at dinner. They'd gone out to Al's place by the Lake, and to make up for Ginnie's high school prattle and lack of interesting conversation, he'd found himself drinking more and more.He cut the lights and stared out into the darkness in front of the car. What he really wanted to do was to go home and go to bed. Even though it was a lonely feeling sleeping in that big double bed alone, tonight he. Now THAT was something!’ And that produced more laughter from all of us. ‘Otoosan,’ Kimiko asked her father, ‘how you meet okaasan (mother)?’ ‘So-so-so. How we meet different from most. Your mother was city girl. I am country boy. We meet at work place. Matsushita. I like her but she not interested in me for long time. Then friends make blind date for me and she was date. Then we go out and she have good time. After that she like me. She tell me later she was afraid I would be rough country.