"After a while they went to the window, the young couple hadn't moved, While Sue's parents just smiled at each other, they definitely approved.Sue snu...gled on the porch with her friend Lou, And he quietly told her, "Do you know what I want to do?" No," she replied. "I want to give you a kiss."He met his lips to hers, when they touched it was bliss!As their passion heated up on Sue's front porch, The fire within them lit up like a torch.For Lou the passion and fire were thick, With a growing. She walked to the end of the hall to the correct room. She inserted the key and took a deep breath in as the light turned green. She turned the handle and entered the room. She looked around quickly but did not see her lover. She sank to her knees and put the end of the leash in the palm of her hand raising it up over her head. She lost track of how long she knelt there till she heard the click of the door opening. She felt his hand on her head, fingers running through her hair. Taking the end. They didn't seem to mind me, as long as Sam wasn't around. I came closer, but they acted like I was just another sheep. I could see the head of the flock, a ram, giving me a look, and then dismissing me as nothing important.The rest of the flock were ewes, and to my sex-starved eyes they seemed beautiful even from a distance. Up close, they were warm and soft, even bumping into me occasionally as they moved around the field. "Okay, I'm just going to pet one, feel the wool," I told myself. . "That's nice," I said."Really good." Tell me." Well, Yalumba is supposed to be the oldest vinyard in Australia. Over 150 years old. It's a bit northeast of Adelaide. And viognier is a grape type from the Rhone. I think that's all I know."I filled both glasses. "Good enough for me. All I know is red, rose and white; fizzy and still; sweet or dry. This is white, still and mostly dry. Or slightly sweet." It's also a little oaky." Oaky?" Never mind. Anyway, about today, you go first." Well, I went.