This matched the description of the destination so he pulled the car into the open space.Down a slight decline flanked by trees, they could see a cres...ent shaped cove. There was a short beach on the northern end, turning rocky towards the south. A few people were already down there, floating in the water, snorkels poking out behind their heads. The water was clear as glass and the reef under the water was clear and vibrant.He jumped out of the car first, going back to the trunk to pull out. For two months he had been checking out restaurants trying to find one that was a fun place to eat. The closest that he had come was a sports bar, but that was a bar and not a place for the whole family. It was loud, but much of the noise was from the televisions broadcasting sporting events. He had tried one of the T&A chains. He found that people were having fun, but that fun involved a lot of work on the part of the waitresses as they strutted their stuff. There was a children’s pizza chain. Longing for your touch, your voice, your soft spoken words being wrapped around my throat suffocating in your intoxicating presence. The constant glares you give me, ripping me apart, making me stare at the floor, feeling as though I've disappointed you, when I've done nothing. Making me feel like a worthless piece. Why do I want nothing more than to be yours? My body aching, just wanting to feel your love. My teeth stay smashed into my lip, trying to stay quiet, so as to not make you mad,. "So do only those that are performing get calming medicine," Dolly asked Melissa."Not at all," Melissa said smiling, "I mean we are going to help with the stage set up, I'm a little nervous about putting the drumstick on the keyboard instead of the drums." Smiling once more at Dolly they too were quickly in a 69."Hey I'm the one that introduces everyone," Debbie complained, "I'm nervous about forgetting the bands name, how about someone giving me some calming medicine?"Instantly Le-Ann was in.