Re: Reactions at the sight of an empty baggie.
Posted: Tue May 29, 2007 6:35 pm
And the Dumbass Award goes to...(Drum roll, please!...RRRRRRRRRRR)
Miss Yolanda T. Airhead,
for setting her alarm sloppily and being awakened hours too early...so here I sit.
I can't recall if I updated you on the lady that reacted so "Wow"ishly to the sight of BBB (Barry's Barren Ballbag) at the lake some days ago. Well, get comfy 'cause I'm gonna.
We spoke again, via phone, a few days ago, and arranged to meet in Buda, just south of Austin, then convoy further south to San Marcos to have lunch and raid the huge outlet mall there, called "Tanger".
Well, we met in Buda at, of all places, the big Cabela's there. I needed to pick up a gift of fishing gear to present to a friend. Only Cabela's has it, so I couldn't just run to the the Bass Pro maybe twenty minutes from home. (BPS has a bar too!)
So, she and I had lunch and chatted discreetly, then melted a credit card apiece at Tanger. I must have more shoes than Imelda Marcos. Post that we drove to a park on the river, called Five Mile Dam, and spoke of you-know-whom and you-know-what.
We exchanged a peck or two and she, uh, accidentally touched my breasts...for about five minutes, and I hers. All this was purely accidental, I swear. I then took her back to her car and off she went, calling me later to say "Thanks" and other interesting things.
Now, before Barry (he's in town), Ash(leigh), and I left for the ranch late Friday I called the lady (we'll call her Marlene, 'cause that's her name.) I invited her to join our little mob at the ranch. Sadly, she had other plans. But we promised to meet again soon and Barry has tentatively agreed to let her have a closer peek. She has a refined English manner and accent, BTW, and came to the US about fifteen years ago. Is a citizen now.
The weekend was fine except for some monsoon rains and terrifying lightning.
Food was great and, as usual, I pigged out repeatedly. The bar was all-too-well stocked when we got there and all-too-well depleted when we left.
We did manage some skinnydipping despite the lightning fears and even caught a few fish in the river, at least I did!
I hope everyone here had a wonderful Memorial Weekend and that you all, our foreign friends included, took time to remember the sacrifices of our, and your, servicemen and women. I know I did...
God Bless All!
Yoli
Sleepwalker
Miss Yolanda T. Airhead,
I can't recall if I updated you on the lady that reacted so "Wow"ishly to the sight of BBB (Barry's Barren Ballbag) at the lake some days ago. Well, get comfy 'cause I'm gonna.
We spoke again, via phone, a few days ago, and arranged to meet in Buda, just south of Austin, then convoy further south to San Marcos to have lunch and raid the huge outlet mall there, called "Tanger".
Well, we met in Buda at, of all places, the big Cabela's there. I needed to pick up a gift of fishing gear to present to a friend. Only Cabela's has it, so I couldn't just run to the the Bass Pro maybe twenty minutes from home. (BPS has a bar too!)
So, she and I had lunch and chatted discreetly, then melted a credit card apiece at Tanger. I must have more shoes than Imelda Marcos. Post that we drove to a park on the river, called Five Mile Dam, and spoke of you-know-whom and you-know-what.
We exchanged a peck or two and she, uh, accidentally touched my breasts...for about five minutes, and I hers. All this was purely accidental, I swear. I then took her back to her car and off she went, calling me later to say "Thanks" and other interesting things.
Now, before Barry (he's in town), Ash(leigh), and I left for the ranch late Friday I called the lady (we'll call her Marlene, 'cause that's her name.) I invited her to join our little mob at the ranch. Sadly, she had other plans. But we promised to meet again soon and Barry has tentatively agreed to let her have a closer peek. She has a refined English manner and accent, BTW, and came to the US about fifteen years ago. Is a citizen now.
The weekend was fine except for some monsoon rains and terrifying lightning.
Food was great and, as usual, I pigged out repeatedly. The bar was all-too-well stocked when we got there and all-too-well depleted when we left.
We did manage some skinnydipping despite the lightning fears and even caught a few fish in the river, at least I did!
I hope everyone here had a wonderful Memorial Weekend and that you all, our foreign friends included, took time to remember the sacrifices of our, and your, servicemen and women. I know I did...
God Bless All!
Yoli
Sleepwalker