It was clear from her tests that I was a genetic abnormality, but what did that mean. What caused it? Was I born this way? If so were my birth parents...also like me? Or did they find out about me and decide to get rid of me because of it? Was I abandoned because I was some genetic freak?I weighed the possibilities of what this would mean with my life. I could see the clear upside. There was no denying the upside of having some kind of extreme resistance to getting sick and increased physical and. There was lots of willow, which I used to make a wattle fence, planting all the stakes diagonally so each had an end in the soggy soil, knowing that many would sprout and grow. A small beck crossed one corner of the pen, giving them something to drink. Now it was just to wait for the turkeys to be lured back to the seed on the field.We didn’t have to wait long. The next day, I spent all morning trying to herd a hen and her poults into our new corral. I have never seen a turkey fly, and a hen. "If you persist in interrupting me you will be punished further. Youwere not asked for money because it is your bodies we wanted, not a few coins.Now as I was saying, you have been found guilty. Pam we feel you were the majorinstigator in this so we sentence you to twelve strokes of the strap and sixwith the birch. David you didn't have the sense to stop her so you will receiveeight with the strap and four with the birch. Your sentence with be carriedout first so Pam can watch and will know. " For your husband, I don't think so, but I don't know if I would wear it out by myself." The woman paused a few seconds. "Of course you could always wear a thin white blouse under the vest, and tame it a bit." The woman took Traci's arm again and led her over to the mirrors at the back of the store. "Or if you want to go the other way, and really knock them over, you could wear a push up half bra, and really give them something to drool over." With that statement she turned Traci to the.