It was going to be a perfect place to spend the rest of the day. We got back to the house and the basket was packed and ready, the girls were coming d...wn the steps, Kim had my gym bag, I said why do you have that, she said I needed it for a few things, I said ok. So off we went heading to the pond, told Grandma we will see you later, she said if you not back by dinner I'll send PopPop out to bring you back, we said ok. We got to the pond, loaded the stuff into the row boat, then I said well we. ” Linda grinned. “Kara was okay though?”“More than okay.” I said. “I got the impression she wanted to do more than just watch.”“Mike!” Linda exclaimed, but I couldn’t help but notice that her tone wasn’t all that shocked.“It’s true.” I pressed. “She’s too much like her mother. If you had turned around and crooked your finger, she wouldn’t have been able to resist you.”“Damn.” Linda breathed. She pressed her thighs together tightly. “It was so hot - knowing that she was touching herself while. She carried a flintlock coach gun fer protection durin' these trips. Ya never knew what sort of varmint ya might meet, four-legged or two-legged, travelin' through them woods, soz Ma kept that gun right handy.I was with her one day when she plugged a cougar. It was not all that big, as cougars go, but it was plenty big enough ta scare me. I was right proud of Ma the way she took care of that beast. I knew that I could depend on her ta do the right thin' an' ta keep her head in an emergency.. "No Interstate, huh?"Béla shook her head and grinned. "Interstate? I'm still getting used to concrete roads, okay? And it would take two weeks to walk that far."Jake shrugged, then sniffed the air. Something was burning."My cheese!" Béla yelped, and jumped up.They both got to the stove at the same time. The lump of cheese had melted and was beginning to scorch in the bottom of the blackened skillet."Oh, good!" Béla grinned as she stuck her face down almost into the skillet. "It's.