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You rode the steep hill on your bike to get to the farm house where Jim and Pete were to practice Judo in the grass about the house or in the small hay barn their sister Monica was by the fence when you rode in the driveway are the boys about? you asked might be she said looking at you what do you want them for? Judo practice you replied getting off the bike and leaning it against the fence can you teach me? will your mother let you? why shouldn’t she? ask her and see you said looking away from her and gazing at the fields and woodland all about she might if you ask her Monica pleaded moving nearer her hand holding the fence by your hand when you’re older you said I’m old enough she said the farmhouse door opened and her mother put her head out the door the boys will be out soon she said do you want to wait indoors? are you worrying Benedict again Monica? no just talking is she being a pain? she asked you no she’s ok you said I’ll wait for the boys here you said ok then but Monica come in and help me prepare lunch Monica pulled a face like ******* a lemon and sighing and cursing under her breath followed her mother indoors but before she went in the door way she turned and blew a kiss from the palm of her small chubby hand then disappeared you caught the blown kiss in the shell form of your hands and studied it in your palm then put it in the pocket of your jeans where it could evaporate and do no harm.
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
WAITING FOR THE JUDO BOYS.
You rode the steep hill on your bike to get to the farm house where Jim and Pete were to practice Judo in the grass about the house or in the small hay barn their sister Monica was by the fence when you rode in the driveway are the boys about? you asked might be she said looking at you what do you want them for? Judo practice you replied getting off the bike and leaning it against the fence can you teach me? will your mother let you? why shouldn’t she? ask her and see you said looking away from her and gazing at the fields and woodland all about she might if you ask her Monica pleaded moving nearer her hand holding the fence by your hand when you’re older you said I’m old enough she said the farmhouse door opened and her mother put her head out the door the boys will be out soon she said do you want to wait indoors? are you worrying Benedict again Monica? no just talking is she being a pain? she asked you no she’s ok you said I’ll wait for the boys here you said ok then but Monica come in and help me prepare lunch Monica pulled a face like ******* a lemon and sighing and cursing under her breath followed her mother indoors but before she went in the door way she turned and blew a kiss from the palm of her small chubby hand then disappeared you caught the blown kiss in the shell form of your hands and studied it in your palm then put it in the pocket of your jeans where it could evaporate and do no harm.
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Jan 21, 2013
Jan 21, 2013 at 3:37 PM UTC
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