I heard her say ‘Oh shit!’ I stopped and asked her ‘What’s up?’ Dianne then said ‘The guy next door is watching us!’ I loo...ed , Dianne and I stood up and sure enough the older guy next door ( he was about about 55-60, distinguished looking, caucasion gentleman, gray hair, tall slightly overweight ) was watching us!. I told Dianne ‘Let’s go inside!’ Dianne then surprised me and said ‘I’m having fun , I’m buzzed , Let him watch, were in Mexico , he does’nt know who we are!’. At heart, we value our mates, our freedom, our backyards, and most of all a fair go. This is a harsh country, and we band together in unity to fight back against the deserts in the heart of Australia, the droughts, the floods, and the mighty oceans. These things keep us together and yet also draw us apart.That's what Australia Day is about.So, if that's what it's about, why am I afraid to let my family out on Australia Day? Why do I keep us hiding inside when the weather outside is glorious?. I was looking more andmore female as each moment passed. My hair was getting notably longer.It was almost down to my shoulders now.The longer I stood over the sink the more I had to adjust my head angleas I my height began to decrease. By the time I was finished with themake up I had lost about four inches. I was now about 5'5". Much to mydelight my shorter stature made my new breasts look larger than ever.Just to be sure I ran my hand over my crotch. Sure enough I wasn'ttucked anymore. For the. The silence blared in my ears like a warning, and my heartbeats pounded like the ticking of a clock. “You with me, Alkandi?” I whispered. Silence answered. “Did you do that, or did I?” Again, nothing. “I guess the real question is, what would Yavara do?” Only the wind from the open window sounded in the room. I smiled to myself. “No answer, huh? I guess I get to decide then. Any objection?” Nothing. “At least I asked.” I leaned forward, and took Leveria’s dead face in my hand. Her heart still.