Miss Mackie often had contests between the girls and the boys in which She always favoured the girls. If the girls were behind, somehow the questions ...eemed to get easier for them and the girls always ended up winning. It was so unfair! When I tried to point this out, I was silenced by one of Her "are you going to give Bonzo and I any trouble" looks followed by a questioningly amused and seemingly innocent smile.I remember one "contest" where we were informed that two teams were to line up and. It was about a town in the 1870’s in South Dakota. Have you ever heard of the series or the town? This western was so different than the old ones I used to watch as a kid.’ My Grandpa smiled at me. ‘Billy, I watched it with Corinna.’ ‘Grandpa, that show had some really nasty language in it and a lot of killings and nakedness.’ Corinna spoke up. ‘I’m an adult, Billy. I’ve heard bad language before. Grandpa Bill wanted to watch it and Grandma Louise didn’t want any part of it, so I watched it. He stood up and repositioned himself, right in front of me, staring down at me, his arms crossed across is bare chest. He cocked his head to the side and asked,“How would you take care of me?”I sat forward in the edge of the chair and motioned for him to step closer to where I was seated. I reached out and silently guided him between my parted legs. I could see that he had a good start on a massive erection by the size if the bulge in his jeans.“Well,” I started, looping a lone finger into the. Dad had taken the time to pull on a pair of pants; he normally slept in his underwear. Charlie hadn't been crying at first, but seeing Susan doing so apparently set him off, and he began to wail, too.I couldn't tell which consciousness was in charge of my body. We were all working together without comment or dissent. I headed for my bedroom and pulled on a pair of kakis over my pajamas. I transferred the athame to a trouser pocket and then put on a sweater Mom had knitted. I went back out and.