It was probably eleven or twelve at night. The sun had disappeared hours ago, yet every glowing silhouette somehow reached his eyes in sharp clarity.H...r silhouette reached his eyes with sharp clarity.Bathed in the moonlight trickling in through the windows, he could see perfectly clearly every soft curve of her naked body. He reveled in the way the soft light glinted off the beads of sweat that rolled down her body. He watched as one started up at her hairline, slowly travelling down the side. I picked up and it was megha. She told me she got my number from the receptionist where I entered the number when I came in. She apologized once again and asked me if I had purchased a car. I lied to her and told her that I had. And in fact later that afternoon I was going to make the payment. She pleaded once again and told me she would lose her job. I told her that if this was the service I got before buying the car. I can imagine what would be the situation had I brought the car. She replied. We traded places and jobs and each of us had a chance to ride the rover. We had pictures of Sally planting the Stars and Stripes in the shallow soil. Hindsight was great and I had brought a device to attach the flags to the solid rock with a special 22 cartridge. This procedure was dangerous, for a small fragment of rock could puncture our suits easily. The construction of the device was as well thought out as possible. The astronaut stood on a plate and the small explosion caused him or her to. A burst of applause sounded as the rider in the ring finished putting her horse through its paces. I wandered over to the crowd of people and took a spot by the fence as the first rider led her horse out and the next rider led her horse in. I took a glance at the white horse the first rider was leading out. It was a beautiful animal, but not one of the horses I remembered. I had no idea how long horses usually lived, and I wondered how many of the original horses were still there. As the second.