I even found a few discarded aluminum cans here and there to reshape to my will.When we were done, I spent a little time making sure none of the trees...I'd wreaked havoc on were left in any condition to leave questions beyond 'who cut this tree down?'. One of those aluminum cans became a shredder like you couldn't imagine, turning the tree remnants into dust so fine as to be impossible to even detect, let alone identify.Wednesday morning. I woke up with Kelli in my thoughts, and not just because. See you soon." Sally made sure her mother was not in ear shot before making a kissing noise into the phone receiver and hung up.Sally was just taking the casserole dish out of the oven, when the door bell rang. Clair answered the door. Sally looked up, when Emily walked into the kitchen. She was still in her work uniform, she had her back-pack that Sally knew she kept her regular clothes in."Just let me get changed and I will be right back." Emily said.Going upstairs, Sally heard Emily open and. We are mostly like brothers and sisters now.And my mom laughed mockingly.Then aunty asked my mom: So didi, shall I ask you something? Don’t you touch yourself?My mom replied: Sometimes with the hand shower while taking a bath.And mom laughed out.Mom: You won’t understand Sheela, the pain of a middle-aged woman.Then aunty replied: No Didi, he too has no interest anymore. He has to watch dirty videos to get his dick up. Earlier he could do it multiple times a day. Now sometimes I have to beg him. .. all ... the ... waaaay!" I intoned, imitating ESPN's Chris Berman."Did any football players ever get cancer?" Nolan wanted to know."Oh, yeah!" I told him, wishing I could bring up a name and some details. "It happens to lots of guys -- athletes. All kinds of people. There've been guys just like Jon Lester in football, too ... Guys who had cancer, and were able to beat it!" That's pretty neat," Nolan said. " ... But I think I like baseball more." Hard to beat baseball," I agreed, secretly.