Where to I didn't know until I saw the man suddenly stop in mid-motion with a psalm book halfway into the book holder attached to the back of the pew....He looked frantically around as though to see who was there with him, and his mouth fell open when he saw there was not another soul in the church.I sneaked over to where he stood and looked at him. I was just in time to hear a zipper being drawn down and saw some commotion inside the man's pants. Suddenly, his cock sprang into view, then hung. He was still cracking up when Jason dunked his head to wash the stuff off his face."Ten for sticking that landing," he said between bouts of laughter."Yeah, well stick this!"Rob dived as soon as he saw his friend lift the handful of black scum. He swam toward the opposite shore, knowing that in the small pond it wasn't far enough. Though he tried to dive again the moment he sucked in a breath, Jason was ready for him. The disgusting projectile caught him in the back of the head.Back and forth. We sat out on their little balcony to eat.It overlooked the hilly street.We could see a cable car in the distance.I loved it here in San Francisco.I hoped we'd stay for awhile.I always loved the song"San Fransisco Days" by Chris Isaak and now I was here!Linda and Dan said they'd take us all out to Market Street that weekend and also to Fishermen'sWharf.We were excited about that.We continued working until dark.Linda asked us where we were staying.We all looked at each other and started. Then one day a man bought a young woman in to see me. He sat and told me allabout her. To be honest I didn't hear a word of it. The light was catching her long red hair through the cracks of the blinds,enhancing the golden highlights of the wisps that hung over her delicate seablue eyes. The man passed me her bag and put her medical notes down on my desk. Hekissed her cheek softly as he left the room. For a few minutes I sat on the corner of the desk, looking at her, not amuscle did she.