There was no time to change. Ah well this will have to do. I stood at the kitchen window breathing a bit heavy in anticipation for what was about to h...ppen next. I live in the top floor of a block of flats and I was stood in the doorway waiting.Hi there, how are you, the usual greetings then I closed the door behind us.Alone together AT LAST!!!!! He went into the bedroom to get changed.He came out looking stunning in a tight mini dress ,Lace top hold-ups and black lace knicks.We went into. I have to admit that it's lonely sometimes. There are only so many books you can read or movies you can rent. Once in a while one of my old co-workers will stop by for a coffee or maybe a beer. So I am not completely out of the loop.A couple of times this past summer I invited my son and his four stepsisters for a picnic barbecue. All of the 'kids' were now in their early forties with families of their own. The picnics were a great success. Everyone showed up with their children. Everyone was a. "Hey, you're the one who insisted on dragging me along," he joked. "Don't tell me you're getting cold feet." Me? No, of course not. I just wanted to make sure you weren't going to back out at the last minute. After all, this is something unlike anything you've ever done before." I think it will be good for me. You know me; I'm just a boring old man who doesn't know how to have fun." That's not true!" Allison exclaimed."Well, compared to you, I don't know how to have fun," he qualified."Okay,. + Everything goes in slow motion– cars passing in the street, mosquitoes buzzing in my ear at night, summer rain tinkling down whenever it gets too hot. Nothing much is happening, but that’s how I prefer my summers. I sit outside with the kids that live in my building on dry nights, teasing them and playing games. It’s the most fun I have some days. On this particular night, I’m smiling while a few girls play jump-rope and pretending not to notice the new guy as he ambles up the sidewalk. The.