I was that intimidated by theGunny. "No, Sir. You're at the right place. She's dressing", I say withmy high trembling voice. "I thought she had a bo..., not a little princess", he says with aslight laugh and smirk as he puts out his hand. "I'm Master GunnerySergeant Worthington. My friends call me 'Butch', you may call me 'Sir'and 'Gunny'", he says gruffly as he takes my hand and squeezes. Iimmediately realize that he is not going to be my friend by any sense ofthe word. I'm not sure if he. I left Able to go and look in on Barb. I had wanted to just see her and maybe curry her a little. She had sandburs all over her legs and her tail was matted. I found her tied to a rail of the corral and Gloria the Sunshine Girl was currying her mane. She looked up when she saw me and smiled, “Doesn’t she look pretty now.”I walked around her and she shined now. The matted winter coat she was shedding on the trail was now all slicked down and her forelock was a cloud of white over her eyes and. Baxter'sbrain as his mother grabbed his arm but he contained himself, just halfsmiling and biting his tongue as they followed her.Into the formal dining room they went as many of the men were hurrying incarrying things as there was the future bride to be herself, directingthem. Lee moved over out of the way as they put things down as his motherand Mrs. Baxter walked across the dining room, opening a few boxes andinspecting them."Hey babe," said Gary, coming in, walking by him and putting down. She hung out with popular teens but was never really on the inner group. She wouldn’t lie and say she didn’t want to either. It was one chilly October Friday night. Her high school’s football team had just won a game, and (mostly) everyone was headed towards Jake Smith’s home for a party. She arrived there with her best friend Lena, soon the party was in full shape. The first floor was packed with high school students dancing and grinding in time to the music. She herself found herself lot in.