” Again, her tone of speech told me that she was touched and genuinely pleased with my thoughtfulness. “I can give them a look over if you like? I...have to go to the service station myself,” I lied, “and I can get the new bulbs while there and replace them for you. It’s no trouble.” “Would you?” She smiled one of her beaming smiles, she was quite a ‘looker’ and that smile could make butter melt. “I still have some bags to take in,” she indicated by pointing to the heavy ones already on the front. Her message said, ?Are you there??I responded ?yes, I'm here, sorry I was in the car on my way home.?After about 20 minutes of sitting there staring at the computer she responded, ?That took too long. The rest of the night no clothes, no furnture, TV and at 10pm you will chain your hand to the back of the tolliet and stay chained until 6:30am.?:?Yes madame? My mind raced. I could chain myself up take a photo at 10pm and then another at 6:30am. She would never know the difference.?It's 6:17. Iwas immensely relieved when I finally got the bonnet off.I hadn't noticed that I was sweating so much. My hair was wet. In themirror I looked significantly weird. Without the bonnet my head did notmatch my upper body.I hoped that things would go with the knots in the apron strings like ithad gone with the bonnet. Then I'd have a chance to get them undone. Butit wouldn't work; they were simply too tight. Possibly my own attemptswere at fault for this.So I was stuck. A ballpoint pen that someone. I didn't want her to know I was playing with her dolls so I carefully slipped the necklace around Storm's neck. I stepped back a few feet so I didn't knock anything over when I changed and put the larger necklace on. Lucky for me, I caught managed to fall onto my hands and not my face. This character is really off balance. At least she wasn't wearing those shoes with the pointy heels. I carefully removed the little necklace from the figure and went back to my room to play. I guess Storm.