The birds were chirping, the air was perfumed with the scent of the flowers that the breeze from the valley carried to us. It was the most enchanted ...lace. “I can see why the Indian gals loved this locale!” I exclaimed, almost high on the peacefulness.“Oh the best is yet to come!” My boy said with a tone that meant he was holding back a vital fact. But his smile conveyed he was keeping it a secret for later. “Let's go for a stroll!” He pulled me to my feet. “Just watch out for poison ivy,. If they want to hold onto something use the arm rests or my belt. Reggie just naturally leaned back and relaxed. I asked if she had done much back seat riding, since she seemed at home and she said she's been "cargo" for all of her life, even if she did ride off road.We cruised around town a little just so I could see how she'd react in traffic that was close. No problem there. So off we went.Getting onto I-8 East, we went for a few miles until we did the sweeper to I-15 North.About that time. "Speaking of eating, are you getting hungry?" Jennifer asked."Sure, let's find a place to spread out our blanket."Jimmy directed the boat to an old pier that looked sturdy enough to climb onto. He tied the boat up and helped his mom out. They stood on the pier and looked around for a place in the sun to put their blanket down, but saw only forest."What about right here?" Jennifer said. "We can spread out here, eat, and get a little sun." Great," Jimmy said and spread the blanket onto the wooden. I ran over to him like I was c***d again enthusiastically greeting him, but unlike when I was a little girl instead of just hugging him tight, I planted a full kiss on his lips. He was a bit startled at first but soon warmed up and reciprocated my kiss, his tongue snaking between my lips and his hands finding my body. God it felt great to have him home again, the last time he was home we had opened a new door in our lives and it felt great. Breaking the kiss I greeted him and hugged him as I.