"Don't worry, Nicky," she said. And my anxieties fell away, leaving mefeeling relaxed, satisfied and compliant again. "You'll get used to it,Nicky; yo... still have a long way to go but you'll see! Now, let's getyou ready to go out." Meekly, and still in my gown, I allowed her tolead me through to a changing room.Sarah was there waiting for me, and immediately greeted me as Nicky,telling me how wonderful I looked. As she wrapped her arms around me, Iknew that this was the real thing, my will. Vadi debbalaki Radha dwaram looseayyindi. Hatattuga dobbatam api,’ cheppu ela vundi’ ani adigadu.’neppi’ ante inka gattiga dengutadani bagundi ani talupindi. Malli lopalaki tosadau, oka cheyi kindaki vellindi, Radhaku ardham kaledu, hatattuga rendu vellu guddaloki tosadu, Radha vilavilaladindi. Tana mogudu guddani eppudu muttukoledu. ‘Voddu, voddu’ antu arichindi, ventane tana tappu ento telisindi, inka gattiga inka lopalaki guchadu. Appatiki padihenu nimishalu ayyayi, idi eppudu agutundo. I decided to volunteer myself and asked if I could take a pic of them, of course they were happy for me to do it. Once done, I gave them back the camera and stood at the bar waiting for my drink. The ladies as it turns out were Korean and on their holiday, grabbed my attention and we struck up a flirty conversation of broken English. They loved the fact that I had visited Korea before and that I knew a few golden little Korean words. Well, suffice it to say, nothing more came from them,. "Mom noticed that I sounded distraught, and tried to calm me, "It's okay,Honey, probably just an old bulb."The next morning, bright and early, Mom took me to a nearby MORF center tobe checked out and cleared for school. I thought there would be a waitinglist for that kind of thing. Mom explained that she already made theappointment days ago.First I got a complete physical examination from a doctor. And I do meancomplete. I learned that some things about being a girl just suck. We toldthe.