Khoob bhalo kore mayee te tel lagabar por ami boudir paye tel lagate laglam. Ami jemon jemon paye tel lagachilla boudir saya ta opore dike othate jach...illam. Amar underwear amar du payer majhe khane atke chilo, ami setake khule phele dilam. Ami boudir duto farsha farsha kala gacher moton masreen uru duto majhkhane bose boudir du paye tel malis korchilam. Dhire dhire ami boudir saya ta boudir pacha opor kore dilam. Eibar amar samne boudir bishal pacha duto panty te dhaka chilo. Boudir sayar. "He smiled, and said, "Friend, nothing: I'll send my bill to John, for sheer devilment! Bet he pays it, too!" He laughed, and went off home to his family.Muriel went upstairs to Penny's bedroom, and knocked softly on the door."Penny? How are you, dear? Can I come in?" Sniff ... Yes."Muriel entered. Penny was sitting on her bed, tears running down her cheeks. She burst out, "Oh, Muriel, I have lost my baby!"Muriel did as any mother would, and gathered Penny into her arms, giving her a comforting. Given a choice he preferred to work on the desktop normally, but for the first read he found it more comfortable to plop down in his living room chair and skim it there. He didn't do any real editing, but when he found something worthy of future attention he marked it and moved on. The book was long and involved enough that it took a couple days to do a first careful read, and some was done in the evening after the boys had gone to bed.Usually, Dave worked right on through in the mornings,. I went home to spend a month with my parents before heading out in pursuit of a career. Two weeks passed and then one day my Mom handed me a package."This came in the mail for you today Steve," she said.I went to my room and opened it. It was a book entitled "My adventures" by Lewis Grey. There was no letter enclosed or even a note. I opened the book and thumbed through the pages looking for a note inside. Who was Lewis Grey? I didn't know anyone by that name. I was about to set the book down.