"It's like Alf said, Mr. Drucker gots a apron hang-up. That is how you gets him to buy your makeups for mens!" No, Mrs. Douglas," Alf told her. "We in...the trade never call it 'makeups for mens'. I learned that at the 'Gorgeous Gentleman' symposium. Men can be sold anything, as long as we don't think it's for women. 'Makeup' is something men have to do when women wear them. We prefer to call our cosmeticals 'forceup'!" 'Forceps'!" Lisa Douglas said, not liking the word."'Forceup' is a word. Secondly with Katie and Kyle saying they were coming out and maybe in time some grandkids, he wanted a boat that could handle more people and still be safe and comfortable. Matt would wait till he went back there before he started buying his fishing tackle.With those things taken care of and Shannon managing his house Matt could get serious about where to go on his next trip. It was fall, leaves were falling and it still was about two months before it would start to snow were some of the. ‘Oh, I’m sure you have plenty of interesting stories and you’ll probably be a great storyteller.’ Jane said in encouragement. Lucy seemed as if she was going to refuse for a second, but evidently she decided to go on. ‘Well, I believe I know where to begin… yes, indeed I do… When I was younger, I was sent to an all-girls religious boarding school. Of course, there was little to no talk of sexuality, at that time I didn’t know that much about it. But in whispers or in privacy, the other girls. All of this makes her look pretty badass. Instinctively, Danyelle’s tongue darts out to wet her lips.As the song comes to an end, the singer holds out the mic to the crowd while they sing the final line. Her sweat-soaked shirt rides up, giving Danyelle a peek at the lean muscles underneath. When she pulls the mic back, her eyes meet Danyelle’s, no doubt catching the girl’s ravenous stare. She smirks, still looking at Dani, lifts the hem of the shirt and uses it to mop up the sweat dripping from.