As any woman with curls can tell you, it’s a pain in the proverbial ass trying to keep curly hair of that length neat. I’d struggled for three hou...s this evening trying to get it tamed. I love my hair – because of an accident at my birth, I have golden blonde streaks shooting through my chestnut curls, and I never have to worry about tangles. I’d sat near the window for nearly twenty minutes before a decently sized car rolled up. It was a silver thing, long in the bonnet, conservative. "I opened a can of soup while Mum rustled up some sandwiches. After we had eaten our fill we sat back and talked, I was interested to find out if Mum had any feelings for Matt, she had. When Sally was alive she and Mum had discussed the possibilities of swapping, it never came to fruition but Mum still thought about it now and then. "It's early days yet Peter, and it didn't go unnoticed that Matt was interested, maybe later down the track thing might happen." Peter," Mum drew my attention,. Dad's news and a few other things changed it around, but I think it worked better, especially Dad's news. That really impressed her." Especially after how much you inflated its importance. That was brilliant." {Raspberry}."We were pulling up at our first stop, so urgent shopping matters bumped every other topic of conversations.The first stop was Rocky's, so the rest of the day could only get better.I got to meet Nigel. I'll just say that I felt a LOT more comfortable with Rocky, and leave that. "Yes" answered Melissa tearfully. "How do you deserve to be punished? asked Father Sulivan. Father Sulivan paused for a few seconds, and then added "Do you deserve to be punished physically?" Melissa paused and then remembering that she was to answer truthfully, said "Yes", through her tears. "Do you deserved to be punished severely?" asked Father O'Neil. Melissa hesitated, and several seconds went by. The priest began stern "Do you!?" Melissa answered quickly and loudly "Yes!". "How should you.