Mum ordered a wine for herself & soft drinks for us I had spag bol,mum had lasagne my s*s just had salad she said she was watching her figure I just s...id well you got a great body s*s,she said have I really do you like my body then mum jumped in before I could answer & said stop teasing your brother she then looked at me & whispered so mum wouldn't hear I show you later & you can see for yourself well at that I got instant hardon,we finished dinner mum payed the bill then mum said not realising. I changed my tune when we started our second lap and he looked fresh as a daisy while running backwards, grinning evilly and singing cadence. By the time he double-timed us over to the mess hall, we were dog tired and eight guys had quit, all before six-thirty in the morning.I sucked it up and gutted it out, which is pretty much the only way you can make it through those first two weeks. I heard all kinds of rationales for the harassment we had heaped on us, but I never have figured out if all. “Did they have a Mage?” I asked.“No, John, but they had their eagle standards and these like many tribal totems had been spelled to produce anti-glamour emanations. Our armour is good, but not perfect and we have lived so long that losing our lives or putting them in danger is anathema to many of my people,” she replied.“Reluctant to take risks?”“Yes, John.”“Yet your people died to the last man and woman to aid our escape on Tír na nÓg,” I queried.“They did. It was an honour and mixing with. But since you are neither it was allowed because I have no family and you felt responsible because you caused the crash and asked to be allowed which the doctor Ok'ed. Is that about the extent of the story so far?" I had tried to convey the story as quickly and as QUIETLY and calmly as possible but it hadn't done much good. She was sitting in the chair with tears slowly flowing down her cheeks. I hoped that blouse was wash and wear cause if it wasn't she had to have ruined it with all the tears.