I have finals next week, but then we have a week clear before graduation. I can use that time to look for housing,” I said calmly.“How much rent?�...� Grandma asked leaning in toward me.“A thousand a month,” I whispered back to her.“For a thousand a month you can have the whole lower level of our house,” she giggled. That was an intriguing possibility but I was hoping to find something for around a hundred.“It’s not necessary for you to be looking for another place to live, son,” Dad said. Mom. She just did not recognize the signals that her body was sending - it had been so long. Arch was a good dancer and her led her effortlessly. As one song ended another began and they stayed on the dance floor, but the distance between them had closed and she now had her cheek against his. She now felt her panties begin to dampen and when the song ended she drew away from Arch and suggested a time out.By the time they had seated themselves at the small table, Claudette had finally become quite. Taking Advantage of the Situation!On the way to Memphis we were listening to Rock n, Roll music with it turned up loud. Terry was in the back seat with me and in just a short time, he fell asleep. Every so often Cathy would look back at me and move her mouth without sound, asking me."What's the matter?" I would turn my head and look out the window. I was not ignoring her or trying to make her angry, I just did not want her doing that with Jason sitting next to her. "This girl takes too many. Then I noticed he was a she and it was highly evident."He did?" Rowwell," Not Tom said."What is your name, my pretty?" Wendy said.Pyewacket, Not Tom said, And don't you forget it."Oh ... the Pyewacket from the movie Bell Book and Candle?" Wendy asked.Not, said Not Tom, And you better stop using THAT name. I don't like it.She gave me a look ... Good Lord ... Cats can do it too.She turned to Wendy, That Pyewacket ... the one in the movie wasn't even close ... but he was the best the writers.