The quiet is so welcoming after a day of challenges. My iPod is a welcome companion and I put on my earphones and select shuffle. A soft slow song sta...ts off, its just easy listening with almost no effort from my part. As the beat of the music slowly breaks down the barriers in my mind it takes me somewhere else I go on the hunt of an elusive cup of coffee. I find the coffee flasks in the kitchen and manage to get a warm cup of joy for them. The brown sugar and the milk complements the flavor. She loves the outdoors and is always begging to go. We had been drinking as we always do when we go to the lake. She loves to let her beautiful tits out in the sun. She covers them when boats go by but that changes as she gets a little more intoxicated.We’d been married for over ten years at the time. I’ve introduced the idea of sharing her on several occasions with an ole buddy. She always says she’d be up for it but when it’s time to play she would back out. I’ve learned over the years that. He’d gotten a room with two double beds, as close to adorm room as one could manage. BTW, we’d left ourwedding rings at home. Judy announced, “Let’s go backfive years. I’m dating Josh and this is your dorm room.Honey, you get in bed and we will come in from ourevening out.”The lights were dim as they came in and started makingout as they stripped each other. I pretended to beasleep but watched closely, already hard. When they gothorizontal they pulled a sheet. I do hope they go well for you.Have you had an opportunity to think about your future as a civilian? You mentioned starting a business. What would you like to do?Things are going much better here. Father and I survived another round of the flu, and so did our patients. We delivered twins this morning, the first babies in town fathered by a veteran of the Pacific Theater.I pray daily for this awful war to end.Write to me when you can.Fond regards,Diane[/INDENT]Tommy read Diane's letter again.