Finally they decided it might be time for marriage. But before tying the knot, they went out for a heart to heart talk over dinner, to discuss whether...or not it would really work out. They discussed finances, living arrangements, snoring, and so on.Finally, the gentleman decided it was time to broach the subject of their physical relationship. “How do you feel about sex?” he asked, rather trustingly.“Well,” she said, responding very carefully, “I’d have to say that I would like it. Rodney left, and she got into her purse to get a tissue. She knew she was going to cry.The little piece of paper that Felicity Chumley had calmly handed her stuck up out of its compartment.She looked at it. She pulled it out.She picked up the phone, and dialed.Shortly after that Bobby dialed his phone. Annie picked up on the other end.“Hi, sweet cheeks,” he said.“Bobby,” she sighed. “You can’t call me at work.”He laughed. “I need to talk to Felicity.”“Oh.” She sounded pouty, but he knew she was. .." he shrugged. "I don't know." You do too. Come on." I gave him a little pinch in the ribs. He was just wearing some Docker slacks and an old Izod polo shirt. He looked like an engineer."I guess kids changed since I was your age," he sighed softly. "I don't remember any girls like you." I wish I'd known you when you were fifteen," I told him, keeping my fingers where I'd pinched him, just rubbing his body. "Do you think you'd have liked me back then?" Uh..." he cleared his throat. "I'm a. "I'm in college now," I continued. "I'm studying to be an engineer. No, I don't want to drive a train. I want to build bridges and roads. But driving a train might be cool."I paused for a moment."I didn't join the Army," I added. "I thought about. I thought about it real hard. I just couldn't do it. We still fly the flag in front of the house every day. But I guess I'm just not as patriotic as you."With a deep sigh, I started to talk again."Jenny got married in the spring," I said. "I was.