As if he’d known her for a lifetime, but really only met a couple of times in person, Gabe Russell pulled Hadley in for a giant bear hug causing her...to squeak. “You smell like coffee.” She struggled but managed to get out of his grasp, gasping she gave him a pointed look. “You smell like pigskin and it’s giving me a headache.” If she’d expected to offend him, she should have known better. Gabe only laughed, “I’m not hearing any complaints.” Hadley shook her head and flapped her hands, “I. Tuesday 27th May 2003 Well today my daughter awoke with the beginnings of a cold. So much for trying to entertain her on half term! All we have managed today so far is a trip to Tescos. I thought the weather was going to be as nice as yesterday so from wearing the 4.5′ mules I put on a skirt and my white platform tie shoes and all just to go shopping. Well we got back and had some lunch. Suddenly a miracle happened! Holly made a full recovery by the sound of the doorbell ringing and her friends. "I have never seen you naked, mom," Ricky said without looking at Helen."Don't be silly, Ricky. You can't be shy. You haven't had a problem showing yourself to me. And we have had sex."Ricky mumbled something Helen couldn't make out.Helen used a soft but forceful voice when she said, "Ricky, turn around. Please."Ricky turned to face his mother. "Look at me," Helen said because Ricky was staring at the carpet."Come to me, please," Helen said.Ricky stepped up to Helen. She kissed Ricky and looked. You won't see or hear me protesting about cakes or gaymarriage. You won't see or hear me at family planning clinics exceptwhen I use my language skills to interpret for young women who want anabortion.You see I am not the placard waving sort."Judge not less you be judged." I don't want to judge other people andI don't want them to judge me.So am I a hypocrite? I guess people will see me as one. Particularlywhen they read this and put "Christian" and "transvestite but strongcandidate for.