Bless her heart ... had stocked the Basilisk with four rod combos and good line. JW had light fingered a pair for Sailbait. We had learned to apprecia...e fish early in life ... but it can get a little old.Due to the weather it was two and a half days to make Bluff. There was a five hour calm ... well ... as calm as the southern ocean gets. Regardless of the wind the swells never stop. The sea has a no break, no block run. There is nothing in the way ... all the way from where we are now. The sea. I was married at the time with a 3 year old so I only watched her in passing at first. She was a tall redhead with nice voluptuous tits and long legs, a big mouth with full lips, the kind you want to kiss as soon as you see them. And big eyes. Always smiling and happy.Behind her apartments was a garage where all the residents did their laundry and occasionally I would do mine there too. So I'm at home alone one day and I see Linda walking down the street on her way home. She had two well. I saw the Milky Way.”Kelly nearly snorted and she slapped the table as she laughed.I chimed in, “The stars actually were amazing…”Kelly laughed so hard she nearly choked, “I thought she meant the mess that you like to leave behind!”Marie snickered, “Well, yes, I guess we had two Milky Way sightings.”Greg started the goodbye’s (although he started by slipping me some cash, an address jotted on a napkin, and a request to please send a copy of the pictures). He let Marie know that we were planning. “He does have a part-time job with the county as an assessor.”“I’ll bet that makes him a popular guy.” Ron pulled into the parking lot of his dad’s condo. “This looks like apartments,” April observed.“It is, but he owns the space instead of renting it.” Ron led her to the main entrance. He found the button for M Quick and pressed it.“Yes?” came a woman’s voice.“Gloria? It’s Ronnie.”“Come on up.”The main entrance buzzed open and Ron led April to an elevator. He pressed the button for the fourth.