I kept the porcupine to butcher and discarded the rest. The dogs fought over the carcasses.To butcher the porcupine I used a propane torch to scorch t...e needles, and then used a pair of pliers to get down to the skin. From there it was business as usual. I grilled the meat and thought it quite acceptable. I'd eat that ahead of a lot of other game meats. I'd eat raccoon if I had to but it'd need a long-term stewing first.One morning I was standing next to the second barn, looking around and. Even if he didn'tknow what that something was just yet. And of course his limited budgetdidn't help much either. Without paying too much attention to just where he was going, Simoncontinued his search through the mall, stopping suddenly, unsure of whyhe did so. Looking around curiously, Simon saw that none of the shopsaround him would probably have what he was looking for. At least hedidn't think so. Then why had he stopped, he wondered to himself. Thenalmost on their own, Simon's eyes moved. ‘He knows I went back to Greg’s last night. He followed me or something. I’m not sure. But he knew.’ She grabbed a tissue and blew her nose. Ashlee guided her to the couch, and the two of them sat. Ashlee put a reassuring hand on Julie’s shoulder. ‘You went back and he knew?’ Ashlee asked. Julie nodded and Ashlee gave a low whistle. ‘Damn, that’s not good.’ She seemed to be searching for something encouraging to say and she wasn’t coming up with anything. ‘Even so,’ she said at last. ‘I don’t. I order a couple more drinks and the conversation flows easily from one subject to another. She’s quite tactile and there is a lot of touching as we chat, if only she knew I was by this time sporting a huge hard on and wanted to take her to bed immediately, however that would have to wait as she’s arranged to meet some friends in the city and my ‘interview’ has come to an all too soon close. We kiss and part with the promise that she’ll email me to advise if I ‘have the job’. Once she's left my.