Toni can introduce you to her sister." I handed her the pies and said mom and dad wished her a happy birthday."You have the nicest parents, I love the... both," replied Marsha.We went out in the back yard and Amy was almost as cute as Toni. You could tell they were sisters. Amy was a couple of years older.We were all sitting around talking; Tim handed me a beer. "So John, tell us a little about yourself." Hey, this isn't an interrogation room," replied Toni."Sorry Sis, I didn't mean it that way.. I don't really like to work extra, but since it hasn't been needed very often this time should be OK," said Frank. "The kids really wear my wife out, and she looks forward to me getting home to give her some relief." Thanks a lot, Frank, I really appreciate it."John cleared the remaining jobs from his desk, putting several files into his briefcase. It was 10 to 5 and if he left now he actually would be home a few minutes early. He was very anxious to talk to Amy and get their problems sorted. Hesuggested that I might want to wear a little makeup to look better. Iwasn't too wild about that but that evening, after a light supper, wewent up to our room and he pulled out a bunch of women's magazines and welooked through them at the different examples of makeup styles, gigglingand commenting on how many of them looked extreme, and ended up decidingthat just a little eye shadow, and blush and lip gloss would be good tostart out with. It was really neat just lying on the bed with. Ignoring the real news, Kelly focused on the rest of his statement. She asked, “Lesbian Bars? There are Lesbian Bars in Phoenix?”Shrugging, Ed said, “I guess so. I’ve never heard of one, but then it’s highly unlikely that a lesbian would invite me to that kind of place.”Puzzled, Ling asked, “Why would she hang out at a lesbian bar?”“She says that she did it to get over her fear of lesbians. She even danced with one all night and hugged her at the end of the night,” answered Ed.Less willing to.