Emi ra intha sepu emi cestunava andi.Nidrapotuna annanu.Tanu intloki vachi kaalu mokam kaddukoni tana chira pita tho mokham tudchukunte atta sandlu ja...ket lo nundi kannapadai.Kaani tanu evevi pattichukokunda vachi kurchundi.Annam pettanu tinidi.Tinna taruvatha akku vokka vesukuntu avvi evvi matludthundi kaani naaku attha andale kaanipisthunnai.Oka face thappa tana body shapes super ga unnai,tana chira sndla Madhya lo undi,nadumu clear ga kannapadutundi.Koddi sepatiki padukundi.Tana andalu nakku. "Good to hear from you. I take it you're well." Better than yesterday, and the good Lord willing, I'll be better tomorrow. I have some information, Dave." Lita – Carlita is hoping," I said."I know she is. We talked. Dave, she's a precious thing. All children are, you know. I probably raised a couple of hundred orphans in Guatemala, but there was only ONE Carlita. She's bright in ways that an old Texas missionary can't fathom." I get some of that. Her English..." I know. We used her for a. They were located in a recessed area of the yard surrounded by a small stone wall that was just high enough to sit on. The shrubs were, as she said, magnificent. I was familiar with the art of bonsai, but this was on a much grander scale. The bushes were carved into a****ls and people in various poses. After we had viewed most every shrub sculpture she asked with a smile “Would you like to see my trimmed bush now?” and she began to unbutton her dress revealing the reason for her novel tit. I connected much stronger with Gracie than I had with Ed, and I thought that her hugging me may be why.When I got inside, poor Ed looked like he’d just lost his best friend.I smiled, “Not to worry amigo. Look into my eyes, (He was already staring, eyes as wide as saucers.) relax, completely and join with me, mind and soul.” We were hugging ferociously, before he relaxed. I felt his connection, as sure as the sun rises in the east.“Welcome back Ed, don’t leave us again.” I flashed.“YES, YES! Oh,.