I had an idea and asked Mel if I could show her something cool. She gave me a curious look but said ‘okay’.Turning off I-405 at Skirball, we took ...he Mulholland Bridge and Mulholland Drive to the Groves Overlook. By day it’s quite the panoramic view, at night it can be almost magical. The actual park closes for the night, so we couldn’t get the full experience among the eucalyptus trees, but it was still well worth the slight detour. I pulled into the small parking area, and we walked back. "Run it, but promise me you won't do the work."He shook his head. "I'll work the horses." Fine, but mucking out the stalls, mowing the fields, bucking hay bales, and other hard labor has got to stop. Promise me, cowboy."He nodded, and then grinned. "I can live with that."Each of them rolled a large shopping cart down the aisles at ToysRUs. David selected toys for boys, Darla for girls, and ignoring gender, Carol tossed whatever caught her attention into her cart. When David had outlined what he. You'd think that soft smooth voice would totally blow it, but it doesn't. As it came to a close, Amy and Lucille were clapping and hollering as loud as anyone else.I started a slow 12 bar blues. It was the only song of "ours" that we actually play. The whole band is on the copyright as "writers" because we wrote it from the stage. Everyone in the band gets a solo spot. Tim's bass solo always gets the loudest cheers.And on and on it goes. Some highlights are Tim, of course. He knocks them out. The day before at work I’d invited him back to my place after he flirted with me in the lunchroom and he’d eagerly accepted. There was so much unspoken between us, but the one thing I knew was that he wanted me. Flirting at work was one thing and was always a bit risky. Thankfully he was the boss’s son and was part of the ownership group, so there was no way I was about to get an HR violation by flirting back. But there was really no be coy at all in my own home. I wanted to see his nice thick.