I bought cabbage and made sour kraut to eat over the winter. I bought flour and baking powder to make biscuits and bread. Potatoes kept me alive. I wa... surprised at the amount of salt I had to buy.Once the snow flies the game dries up. If you don't have food preserved for the winter then you're going to starve to death. My smokehouse was reasonably full by the time the snow covered everything. I could only hope that it would last until about Easter when the game seemed to come back.I recall. ” Deborah felt herself normalizing as she gained control again. “That sound good girls?” “That sounds great Deb!” Chris smiled sweetly. “Perfect,” Deborah glanced at Izzy, “I’m so excited to study with you guys!” Izzy smiled beautifully in response. Her eyes pinched cutely in the corners and dimples appeared on her cheeks. Deborah couldn’t help but smile in response. Izzy, still smiling, said “Yeah, it should be a lot of fun.” “Times Up!” Yelled Breanne. Chris waved goodbye while Izzy kissed. "Hah. That's what I was figuring. Did I want to? Well, yeah, actually. I felt the start of a tingle. I looked over her shoulder at Ryan."What about you?"He grinned."I really want you to come, Chloe." Ha ha, Ryan. Very subtle."I looked at Sylvia again. The tingle I felt was a little stronger."You sure, sweetie?"She kissed me."You bet, Chloe." OK. When are you leaving?" After lunch, OK?" You bet."This time it rained all the way up to the cabin. No sunning on the rocks, topless or not. I shivered. Most ofthe performers were women, meaning a lot crossdressing was going on.Especially one of the actresses was quite dashing dressed as a nobleman.I wondered what Caroline would look like in high boots and 18th centuryriding coat. Dashing, presumably."Have you thought how it would be like to be a woman?" Caroline asked.Despite being startled by the question, I had become used to Carolineenough to retain my confidence. I pulled her closer and said. "I'm sureeveryone ponders about such things.".