"And maybe something more." That's ... interesting," he said."I'll tell you all about it," I said, "but I'd rather not do it here. Canwe go out somewh...re?" Sure," he said. "I do still have the limo all day, and there's thisplace in Hollywood that has a peanut butter cheesecake you'll die for." You know," I said, a smile forming on my face for the first time sinceI'd landed. "I have been craving peanut butter cheesecake."We shared a laugh as I slipped on a pair of heels and we walked out. As soon as she was through with the exam, she headed for the hot springs. David and Ellen would be driving up together Friday afternoon.Almost two and a half decades long, their friendship had been a gypsy sort of thing. Dave had been her housemate, then Ellen's boyfriend. That's how she'd meet Ellen. They'd done the sixties together, then they'd moved to follow the grad school path, while she'd taken her B degree and went to work. Corporate life had kept moving her every three or four year.. I used to live a normal life, in other words, a boring life. I was single and lonely and a little depressed. It didn't help that I lived in the middle of nowhere, the only thing in my town was a small engineering college that I attended. I am kind of a pothead, and a real nerd, but that's normal for this school.This all changed one day when I met up with the guy who sells me weed, Dan. I walked down to his place at about 10 pm. I went in the front door(he always left it open) and the entire. -------------------------------------------------------------------------After my dance with Bobby was done Destiny came to take me with her backto the dressing room. She said, "good job Bambi, you really reallyimpressed him!" I just giggled and clapped still in a haze from the oxy.I just put the clothes I came in with, in a TPC duffle bag that Destinysaid all the girls here get and a black jacket that was big enough tolike go to mid-thigh so I didn't have to change out of my costume fornow. .