of course the sun peeled another layer of my onion skin barbecued and burnt to a crisp finish like lettuce in a deep dish of saucy spices and herbs, coriander and cumin parsley and pain thyme and rhyme, sage and age beer and blue bottle flies all in the name of nature.
soon the dialogues became dialects and grandpa guzzled too much ale so he went off to nourish a rose bush discreetly behind the party pack of people, swirling about in champagne glasses and tight skirts tempting us slowly getting drunk voyeurs with glimpses of heaven and tight buns packed with ham and cheese and spikes of hot chilli ******* all in the name of the great outdoors.
as the son set in the evening sky old dad was eyeing up a guest on her third bubbly her thinking swerved quickly to burnt sausages. I was still enjoying the barbecued chick with the two toned honeysuckle skin and 34DD sized mushroom concockion and that, my friends, was purely my nature.
when night came around in a flimsy dress which showed figures of mountains and sparkles the ideas in my head bruised by too much ***** buns, bottles and bronze conquests had to answer the call of nature.
I returned to a field of many victories grandpa was tending roses head down in the dirt dad had disappeared with his 34DD mushroom delicacy Mom was busy discussing politics with a horn-rimmed gentleman, who this minute would take off his spectacles and put on his testicles and I went to bed with hot buns waiting. all in natural instinct!