”-If you can smile when things go wrong, you have someone in mind to blame.-Don’t bother telling your problems to anyone - 20 percent don’t care...and the other 80 percent are glad you have them.-Doesn’t expecting the unexpected mean that the unexpected is actually expected?-Take my advice — I’m not using it.-I hate it when people use big words just to make themselves sound perspicacious.-Television may insult your intelligence, but nothing rubs it in like a computer.-Every time someone comes up. Make sure I do it right. I don’t think I’m very good at it…” she says, embarrassed.Mat doesn’t know what to say. This isn’t something dads and daughters should do. He’s never considered doing anything remotely intimate with Abby, though he’d be lying to himself if he said he wasn't thinking about it now. He has noticed her body changing, that she’s gorgeous and, albeit, sexy, but those are thoughts he’s locked away in the deepest part of his brain. Of course he thinks Abby’s beautiful, she’s. A boy of about six foot, longish red hair and brilliant blue eyes. His body skinny, yet in a way muscular. His eyes met with mine and i couldn't help but stare. Something of a trance took over my body as the sound drained from the continuous rush in my head, Who was he? I had to know. Day's past, weeks even and nothing of his identity had been clear to me. Still, he'd seem to make frequent efforts to walk past me at least three times a day, and pass me a small smile before walking on again.. As I was feeling hungry I decided to go and look for something to eat, there was a parade of shops a mile up the road, as I was looking for a sandwich shop I found a chemist, I went in to see if they had a chocolate bar or something.A chubby lady of around 60 served me, she said "There isn't anything round here to eat", shame I said in a flirty way, which made her blush. "You could try further into town if you want", I said "It's fine I've only got an hour", she said "I have a dinner hour in.