....... My uncle had passed away due to the coronavirus. I turned up at the crematorium to see my auntie Barbara standing there alone I walked up to h...r and said where is everyone no one is coming steve because of the virus. Well I’ve drove down from Scotland this morning thinking I was going to be stopping with my mum and dad for the week but they have now told me they are in self isolation so I look like driving back home later . 10 minutes later the cremation was all over I said to my. Amma inka peak ki velpiyndhi.naa tala ni patkuni tana puku loki admeskosaagindhi.nenu kuda emi tagakunda gollini chaparisthu naakuthu cheekuthu korkuthu amma ni excite chesa.kaspatki puku(vagina) dagarki vacha.melliga velu joppincha.lopalantha vechaga banka banka ga vundhi.velu ni lopalki bayataki aadisthune puku naakuthu vunna.ila chesesarki inka amma tatkolekapoyndhi,naa tala ni puku loki doopukuntune aravasaagindhi.”orey naakara bangaram naa bujji puku ni.innalu denini evadu patinchukoku. She nuzzled into the side of his neck, breathing his scent, and rubbed her breasts against his chest. He was only too willing to respond by caressing her back and sides, cupping the globes of her bottom.She sighed. "I'm afraid we're a bit of a mess..." Worth it, though," he responded. "The bedding will wash. So will we, for that matter. We could wash each other, if you like?"She kissed him lightly. "I would like, but I need to wash my hair, I'm afraid, and that's going to be easiest in the. I talked with a few people but it was only chit-chat, nothing of substance. That changed when an older man asked if the seat next to me was taken. I replied “No” and he plopped down, smiled, and we began chatting about life here in town while he bought me a glass of wine, my third of the night. He was from Newfoundland, Canada, in his early sixties, and was living on his boat in the harbor for a few days. He gave me a short version of his life, described his boat, and I didn't have much chance.