Sarah didn’t care. Sarah started telling me all about this amazing book she had just read… so I rushed into the store, shouting at them to have a ...reat weekend. I wasn’t really in the mood for talking about books with Sarah – that was like going into a 5 page analysis for a college course. I picked up some blank cards, as I liked to draw my own artwork on the front. I bought a few pencils too (I always broke them within a few weeks) – I hate writing in pen. Pen is slick and slippery and smudges. Janice fixed her dress and took a deep breath."Come in," Janice said.Karen walked in with a stack of messages. She looked around as if she suspected something."Yes, Karen?" Janice asked trying to get her attention."I have these messages for you and Judge Creighton called and said the MCclowe case was settled out of court."Janice groaned. "Ugh I figured that." She took the messages from Karen and gave them a quick glance.Karen eyed Christine. "Christine, there are a few documents you must take. "We have a guest room and you're welcome to it until we can make other plans, or we could just make it your room if you want." Thank you, Mrs. Brown," Lynn said, giving Leroy's mother a weak smile before she put her head back down."Somehow it doesn't sound right to hear you calling me Mrs. Brown since you're my husbands daughter and you're going to be living here," Leroy's mother said."What should I call you?" Lynn asked."That's a good question," Mrs. Brown said thoughtfully. "Since you're now. Yet, like everyone else, I have the need to "Do The Deed" as it were :)That (Among MANY other reasons) is why this blog was createdYou see, in a world where sex is EVERYWHERE, those of us who have physical challenges get lost in the shuffle because the vast majority of society seems to have this "Fear" (For lack of perhaps a better word) that those of us guys who are physically challenged can't somehow "Get It Up" while women who are physically challenged are faced with an EVEN WORSE stigma of.