We were both fully occupied during our first year at university butjust about managed to keep in touch via the odd email and on Facebook.Come the summ...r vacation at the end of our first year, I for one wasready for a break. Both Barry and I arrived back in Southampton atroughly the same time - mid June. The summer stretched enticinglyahead. Naturally first night home we met up in the pub for a drink andto catch up on what had happened to each of us during the previouseight months.We soon. This is another way to use your left-overs and keep the holiday spirit alive. I had a ball game last night and Mom knows I always come home hungry afterward. So she made turkey for dinner. Most grocery stores sell just the turkey breast, many of them already stuffed, so you can just pop it in the oven or—our favorite—in the crockpot. I had a light meal before I left for the game—which we won, by the way. Go Trojans!—and then we had turkey and all the trimmings when I got home. Yum!" So did you. After an hour or so a rented dee-jay started spinning records for dancing. Old stuff from the 50s and some newer stuff too. Inevitably I started dancing with Amaka - I don't believe we had ever danced during our school days and was pleased at how good she felt in my arms and how good she smelled. As the evening wore on we both danced with other people but came back to each other. As dance led to dance we danced closer together and I soon developed a woody. I pulled her even closer to me, slowly. "I need everyone down," one male nurse announced. Lolita watched as Greevly and his followers laid on their stomachs on the ground, their hands up by their heads."Lay down inmate," a nurse ordered, gently kicking Lolita's bare foot. She instantly curled up sin a ball, covering her head as best as she could. "What happened here?" A nurse asked, getting no reply. "Inmate!" He kicked Lolita's foot again, "what happened?"She peaked through her arms, but said nothing."Alright inmate. I'm not dealing.