This time, when he had Pete at the airfield, he told him to ask for Roy or Bob Ferguson and one of them would arrange to fly the cabinets and Pete to ...ur camp."Pete asked, "Could I bring my son along and do some fishing and hunting?" That would be fine with us." I replied.We discussed price and came up with a deal where I would pay for the cost of the material required, plus 25%. We were both happy with this. I was getting cabinets that were better than what I would have made, and they were. She stepped to her chair and sat as I placed the drinks on the table, her hand slid delicately over the swollen member with a coo with the embers of excitement at being able to so freely touch what she now considered her prize. As I sat down and we blessed the food with a simple honoring to God and family we ate, our eyes and hearts now focused on what was to happen with the new found pleasures we had thrown the door open to. The obvious question was not what would happen that day, but what. Now then, which way should we go? SCARECROW: I don’t know. You look like a smart girl. You decide. LIBERTY: I guess we’d better go right. SCARECROW: Good choice. Left and right are just about the same these days, anyway. LIBERTY: Why do you think that is? TINMAN: (CREAKS) OIL: SCARECROW: Money. LIBERTY: Why’s money so important? TIN MAN: Oil (he squeaks) (Liberty and the Scarecrow stare first at him and then at each other.) LIBERTY whispers: Good thing we went right. We’d never have found him. Sally did startle Phillip when he felt a push towards the couch occupied by the two lovers; Stacy had sat next to her older brother. Sally continued to push Phillip until he sat next to Amara with Rusty on the other side of her and Sally sat next to Phillip. Phillip couldn't believe what he was feeling because with the four of them on the couch it was a tight fit, though he wasn't touching Amara, but when Sally sat down, he actually felt Sally's hip and thigh and not her field; because of what.