We were a large family of eight brothers and sisters.My mother remained perpetually sick with asthama and other problems and was mostly bed ridden. Th... household work was done by an aged maid servant who used to stay inhouse. We used to call her amma(mother). Amma’s husband was a frail looking man who worked as a gardener cum watchman in a bungalow about three kms from where we stayed. Amma would go to visit her husband on altenate Sundays . I would generally accompany Amma on her visit to her. I opened the lid and rummaged around until I'd found what I was looking for - there they were! I pulled a few lengths of nylon cord from the box, put the lid back on and slid it under the bed. His smile was wonderful when he saw what I had in my hands and he raised his arms up, wrists bared ready for tying up. I pulled his shirt up over his head and relished in his bare chest - smooth and tanned, I grabbed his right wrist and tied it tightly to the bed, then the left. I stood up and looked down. "Margie said, "Can I start breakfast for us? How about some bacon, eggs and biscuits?" Sounds good, let me get my menagerie going. They'll need to search out some warm clothes." I said this heading back to the bedroom.All three were up and were getting out of the shower. I told them to dress warm and Sue said, "If I ride behind you, your legs will break the wind. Whoever is in the sidecar is going to be out of the wind and whoever rides behind Sandy or Mandy will have someone to break the wind. She said that the work could be done the following week. Greg agreed to meet with the estimator next Tuesday.Nothing much happened over the weekend. The highlight was probably going to a flea market on Saturday where he purchased some vegetables and a dozen golf balls. He also bought some fishing sinkers and fishing hooks. Prices here were considerably lower that what they were at a store largely because of minimal overhead these vendors had.What was also interesting was a lady he saw also.