I knew I would probably have to stand for my half hour journey…I was dressed as usual in a wrap over dress, stockings and heels and a tiny thong tha... barely covered my trimmed pubic hair. I was feeling comfortable.The train arrived and already there were people standing inside.I managed to get on and was pinned by the number of people there.With my hands in the loops to steady myself I felt vulnerable but excited. As the train moved off I became aware of a man behind me, I could feel his hard. Much better behaved than kids of my own time. I was to be executor for the children's money.We were at a lawyer's office making sure the kids were getting their fathers farm and everything coming to them. Things were definitely simpler in 1880. The farm had been bought outright, so that was no problem. The taxes were up to date, and while their father had not had a lot of money left, at least they would realize whatever we could get for the sale of the farm and whatever equipment we put up for. Our opponents ... well, it’s not like ABC’s Wide World of Sports doesn’t know where we are. Welcome to Hutchinson, Miss Awarai. We look forward to seeing you on the football field this next fall.”Holly moved some of the hair out of her eyes. “That’ll get your blood pumping, running around like that. What are they all looking at, over there?” She motioned to the crowd standing outside our garage.Jerry said, “I think my replacement on the JV team. Come on, let’s get in and dried off, before we. But he closed it too fast and itmade too much noise! "Chad, where are you?" a voice from beyond thedoor called again. "I think I heard his closet door," another voicereplied.He huddled in the back of his closet as he heard his friends coming intohis bedroom - and laughing. He heard them talking about his crib. Heheard them talking about his changing table. He heard them talkingabout his playpen in the corner. What had happened to all the beautifulfurniture that had filled his room just a.