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Lizbeth was sitting on the back gate of my parents' cottage this morning. I had just come back from the farm with the morning milk in the green jug. What are you doing here? I said. Came to see you Benny she said I rode on my bike. Her bike was laying by the hedge. I can't go out yet I said I need to take the milk in and have breakfast. I am early she said had to get out as my mother was moaning and driving me round the bend like my skirt? I looked at her black short skirt. Bit short isn't it? I said. I like it short she said. I'll just take the milk in I said. Can I come in and wait for you or shall I wait out here? she said. I looked at her I'll ask I said. I left her sitting on the back gate her red hair tied in a ponytail. I went in the back door. My mother was at the Aga warming milk. My siblings were eating breakfast my father was in the bathroom shaving. Lizbeth is outside I said can she come in and wait for me? I expect so my mother said why is she so early? Don't know she can sit in the front room I said. All right my mother said. I went out the back door and called Lizbeth in. She climbed off the gate and walked over the yard and in the back door. I don't know what my mother thought of Lizbeth's short skirt but Nigel at school had said she was a hot flirt.
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 11:52 AM UTC
LIZBETH CAME 1961.
Lizbeth was sitting on the back gate of my parents' cottage this morning. I had just come back from the farm with the morning milk in the green jug. What are you doing here? I said. Came to see you Benny she said I rode on my bike. Her bike was laying by the hedge. I can't go out yet I said I need to take the milk in and have breakfast. I am early she said had to get out as my mother was moaning and driving me round the bend like my skirt? I looked at her black short skirt. Bit short isn't it? I said. I like it short she said. I'll just take the milk in I said. Can I come in and wait for you or shall I wait out here? she said. I looked at her I'll ask I said. I left her sitting on the back gate her red hair tied in a ponytail. I went in the back door. My mother was at the Aga warming milk. My siblings were eating breakfast my father was in the bathroom shaving. Lizbeth is outside I said can she come in and wait for me? I expect so my mother said why is she so early? Don't know she can sit in the front room I said. All right my mother said. I went out the back door and called Lizbeth in. She climbed off the gate and walked over the yard and in the back door. I don't know what my mother thought of Lizbeth's short skirt but Nigel at school had said she was a hot flirt.
A BOY AND GIRL IN 1961
TerryCollett
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 11:52 AM UTC
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