I did it too."If he hadn't been holding my arms I think I would havefallen over. I almost did when he walked over to thebookshelf and took down an old...photo album."Come over here and let me show you something."I walked over and sat next to him on the couch rememberingto smooth my skirt under me as I sat. He opened the albumand flipped through the pages to some old photos that I hadnever seen before."Take a look at this picture and tell me what you see."I looked at the photo of two women and. ” “What’s your name?” asked the girl, “I’m new; I only started today. I don’t know anyone and I’m a bit shy." She didn’t seem shy to Helen, but she was a kind person, always willing to befriend someone. “I’m Helen. I haven’t been here long myself.” “I’m Kat; do you fancy going for a cup of coffee?” “Okay,” answered Helen, though she would rather have gone straight home for a sleep. When they got to the coffee bar it was heaving. “I don’t like crowded places,” moaned Kat in a plaintive. You may not be as young as you might wish, but what girl in her right mind wouldn't want to make love with a mature woman as gorgeous as you?" She gives Natalie the look of a mother exasperated by her gifted child's self-doubt. "Really! Who the fuck wouldn't want to bed you, darling? Just tell me that!" She puts down her brush and wipes her hands on an oily rag and then takes Natalie by the hand and leads her to Tabatha. "Tabby, darling, we're done here for now. It's time for you to be nice to. She stepped out of the sauna and went to the bathroom...She returned with a piece of toilet paper hanging from her rear end.The others raised their eyebrows and stared at her.The older woman finally said ... Well, will you look at that ... I'm getting a fax!!Gotta love the 'old gals'!!!!Democracy and RacismA Muslim asks his mother, "Mama, what's the difference between Democracy and Racism?"Mother dressed in her Burkha says "Well, son, Democracy is when the UK tax payers work hard every day so.