. which in itself was totally mind-blowing (my words!).Aimee also explained that with the current almost ubiquity of these little machines, businesses...were buying them left and right, totally redefining the way the world does business.For instance, take credit cards.I had one back in the 1970s, before Uncle Sugar had started to take care of my day to day needs. When I had one, you'd show it at a cash register, and the clerk would make a carbon impression of your card, and at the end of the day. "This time they both were laughing like crazy. I just walked by them and headed for the house and the coffee pot. I was halfway up the steps when she caught up with me still laughing."He can be so funny sometimes. He reminds me of some of the stories Mom used to tell me about you and the situations she got you into when she was little. She used to tell me those stories and she would laugh and giggle like crazy. She said she did it just so she could watch the expressions on your face. She. "There are very few things as fascinating as the sight of a young womanslipping into a pair of black, seamed stockings. An expectant hush fellover the store as Michelle drew the sheer ebony hose up her taperingthigh. The effect was enthralling, spellbinding. Men stared in slack-jawedamazement, women stood motionless, their features inscribed with mutereverence.Michelle sighed as she attached the stockings to her straining whitegarters. Exuding a light, fragrant perspiration, she bent over to. How about I start calling you C?”That caused me to laugh out loud, “Well played, Mom.”I went back to the website again and looked over the details of the Tango. The only thing that may give us some trouble is this step called the Sixteen-Count Basic. I hope Claire will have some patience with me today.A car horn honked outside, and I ran out to greet Claire and say hello to Russell, “Hey, Russ — thanks a lot for bringing Claire over. I hope I didn’t make you go out of your way.”I opened the.