She told me that he used to drink a lot a never look after the family. i asked her to sit by my side but she refused and sat on the floor near the sof... i was sitting. i could see her cleavage clearly from there. i got distracted and she saw me looking at her cleavage. she bent a little and i had a better view. seeing her move i looked at her and she had this cunning smile on her face. we never said a word and looked away. she said its ok i know that u look there every time and stood up to walk. A smile appeared on your face, we moved towards each other and stopped about six feet apart. Nothing, then I see a small tear appear on your cheek. You drop your bags and run into my arms, we just hold each other while the world went on around us. Totally oblivious to us as we were to them.Still no words, we haven't even heard each other's voices, even after all this time. But it doesn't matter, we are together, finally, and it seems as if it is going to be all right.I pick up your bags and. It included a list, two pages long, telling us exactly what IT was. Being guys, we let Diane, Heather, Ann, Amber, Stacy, Andy, Julie, Anita, and Nancy read everything, and fill out the forms we needed.We were allowed four adult guests for each trial. Deciding whom would go to which trials was interesting. For Bob's trial of the Steeplechase, Diane, and Evan Barker, Bill and Julie Wilson, Daughter-in-law Nancy Wilson and grandson David were invited. For my trial in Tae Kwan Do, Mike Miyagi,. Now Melody does best at, well let's see, cooking, cleaning, laundry, planting, taking care of the animals and fixing up the house while my strengths lie in more ... shall we say, the more intellectual pursuits?" You liar!" Melody laughed and hit him on the chest then flopped down in his lap. "You do more around here than I do, you bag of hot air." I'm not sure what I'm good for," Malinda sighed. "I haven't done anything useful for years except stripping and I don't think I want to do that.