She would use bacon in them for flavor.Then she picked out lettuce, Cherry tomatoes, cucumbers and mushrooms for a tossed salad. She was glad she didn...t have to worry about wine. She thought about what to do for a dessert and then passed on any ideas for the moment. She needed to ask Joel something first. Dessert could wait for now.Back home Janie put everything in the fridge to keep fresh. She would run to the bakery for more fresh bread on Saturday.After everything was put away she stripped. I felt something cold and heavy move around my chest. His robewas in my face and I couldn't see what he was doing. I felt two weightspushed onto my chest. Johnnie grabbed my hands and asked to keeppressing firmly. I did of course. His fingers seemed to trace around theedges and I realized he had glued some breasts to my chest. I sure hopedthey could come off before Monday work. Satisfied, he asked me to situp. I immediately felt the weight on my chest."Keep holding them for support," Johnnie. Well they always did, but they looked almost magical. My older brothers three youngest daughters were throwing little rose petals on the aisle ahead of me. They look adorable in their little dresses. My youngest nephew is carrying a little pillow with the rings on the top and it shocks me as to how much planning has really gone into making this wedding spectacular. I made a sure point while walking down the aisle, to keep my eyes to the ground, I am too nervous to look at my soon to be husband.. And the Shire family had become like my own. I was there for birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries. The family came through my home as they pleased and in some cases I stayed overnight at theirs, waking up to Lucille's buttermilk biscuits. It was one summer morning that would change everything. It was a few weeks after my 61st birthday and I was taking out Jona, a flaxen chestnut mare, out for a ride. As I was riding, I saw Bear, a buckskin stallion that Morgan owned, being rode bareback by a.