.. somehow, I was still waiting for the other shoe to drop.For instance, if the tickets changed my life, then was I living the life that I was suppose... to? I've heard of the term "karma" from the popularity of Eastern religions, which is supposed to be the sum of a person's actions in this life and previous lives, and decides one's fate in this and future lives. Could these tickets somehow be interrupting this natural order, and would this interruption affect the karma of other people? These. Both wanted to be laid to rest in the state they’d been born.“Well, actually I don’t mind joining you, Gomer.”Her daddy had at one time voiced serious doubts about the man she’d chosen over the one he’d so directed her to; Monroe Efford.But, her daddy had stopped when she’d asked him to stop. And her daddy had listened when she’d implored him to listen and he’d learned that Gomer Pyle was the best man for his girl, his only child.“Are you sure, Lou-Ann?”“I’m sure if you’re sure, Gomer.”“Well,. . The doorbell rang." ... Oh shoot, he's here already ... How do I look? Am I okay?" Mom hit the panic button, touching her blonde hair, smoothing her dress, looking down at her shoes, and trying to check her tight round butt all at the same time."Perfect!" I grinned, shoving her out of the kitchen and into the ever loving arms of Lick's favorite veterinarian.You know, my mom got pregnant with me when she'd been sixteen and the guy who'd done it, her boyfriend at the time, had even married her. "I should not be forced to hurt you this way. I am not a psychopath and only a psychopath would enjoy this".Amanda said, "Yes sir, we understand". She really didn't. Her culture was different than mine. It was the right thing to say. On her planet men punished women when ever they felt like it. Why I didn't react the same way as most men on the planet would they could not fathom. "Maybe we should take a break for the rest of the day. We could continue tomorrow".I thought about it a second, "No,.