This was actually a UNION field hospital, designed for thecare of special patients that couldn't be admitted to a regularhospital. Inside, Kat found a...other surprise. Behind the reception deskwas the buxom Nurse May. Kat knew that if May was here, then her employer couldn't be far. Sureenough, Milo came walking out of the back with a smile beaming on hiswizened face. "Goody," he said gleefully, "you're here, Kitty! Now we can begin!"Now Kat was worried. She knew Dr. Milo Peppler well, and loved. He paraded in with a rose, he kissed me gently and gave it to me. I kissed back and excused myself to put it in a vase. He followed me into the kitchen, as I imagined he would be staring at my ass. He watched me put the rose in water. I almost took on a "housewife" role at that moment, we both sensed it, and we both thrived on it. I felt light and lithe, and he felt big and in control. We both smiled every second, from his entrance, to his departure, gleaming with excitement, anticipation,. All I kept saying in agony was, “You should have tried this months ago! You have the worst timing ever!” Which was true. Mark, the guy I really liked, and I were talking everyday, getting closer and really making a connection, but Mark lived in Dallas. Mitch was right there and so fucking adorable with his piercing blue eyes, soft pillowy lips and tight little scrawny body. I have such a weakness for nerds it's not even funny. My ex Steven was a huge nerd, but I digress. Finally after we had. They serve the dual purpose as supports and bridge railings. The origin of the bridge name is obvious.There is a second such bridge that spans Brush Creek just north of Baxter Springs. Seeing at least one of the bridges was my major reason for visiting the Kansas section of Route 66. I took numerous pictures, of course. They are architectural beauties and the product of the civil engineer, James Barney Marsh.Anyway, there was a temporary barricade to prevent vehicles getting out to the bridge..