You drove a little blue Datsun station wagon, Eugene got a truck and we didn't walk to school together anymore, as I was only fifteen, I think that th...y didn't want their girlfriends to see me.My sophmore year, I became a little more popular, I made the Varsity football team that summer in practice. We had spent two weeks training so going to school the first day did not seem like the other days of going to school, it was a welcome relief. I will remember that first day as the day I first saw. "Andy has never lived in a place with Internet access and he's never owned a computer. The only reason he has a car is because he needed it for work. We've never taken a vacation or gone to an amusement park. He's never seen a pro baseball game or been to an NFL game."He probably hasn't had a moment of leisure time in two years. If he wasn't at school, he was at work. If he wasn't at work, he was doing the laundry or paying the bills or doing our grocery shopping. He quit playing sports in high. " It's always nice to get a thank you even if it's seven months late."This was going well. I was just trying to make conversation and she decided I need a lesson in etiquette. I decided to be the gentleman and let that go.Abby said, "I heard you left the firm and opened your own practice." Did Judy tell you that?" Yes."I said, "How do you know Judy?" She's my cousin."We stood looking at each other for a minute and then I said, "You look very nice tonight." Thank you."Suddenly I felt the old. They smiled and giggled like nervous little girls, glancing at each other just to make sure they weren't alone, but mostly keeping their eyes glued on the hottest girl in the universe."Hi Candi ... Hey Candi ... What's up, Candi?" they all said at once.She smiled back, sparing each of them just a fraction of her attention, because Candi never completely ignored anyone. She gave them a wave, a flitter of her eyes and a flutter of her fingers, just a little pink tongue between her pouting red.