Howard ate his meal in consternation. “What had gotten into the woman? Picnics mean barbecuing, everyone knows that!”, Howard thought in disgust. He scarfed the chips and nibbled at one of the pumpernickel sandwiches until he had made a good enough showing to be allowed to quit without wifely quibbling. After lunch, Anita suggested they go for a walk. Howard agreed, but insisted that they walk separately so that he wouldn’t be taken for her child by onlookers. They strolled pleasantly though the wooded area for half an hour until they came to the children’s playground. Howard was tempted to skirt around the playground, but Anita insisted that she rest on the swings for a bit.
Who Wears the Pants Scene 126
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Sissy Charboy Apprentice Scene 14
Charles did as asked, laying out wine glasses, nibbles, napkins and side plates. He doesn’t like it when his...
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Alvin in the Fourth Scene 50
“Oh I got my Christmas goose early!” Larry squealed. “Stop playing with my babies butt!” Bertha threatened, while slapping...
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Can You Keep a Secret Scene 4
Ray mumbled something that might have been “hi” between mouthfuls of cereal. “Talkative today, huh?” She casually went out...
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Life and Death Choices Made Casually Scene 232
“I heard how cold you were last night, so I bought you a mink coat. Enjoy it and always...
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Curse of the Crinkle Crate Scene 20
But now, as he sat on his stool fiddling with a particularly tricky circuit he saw out of...
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Lamp of Love Scene 65
Something terrible must be happening to one of the babies! When she arrived, she saw the sopping diaper that...
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Stories we Tell Scene 146
Red faced and sobbing, Jordan slowly leaned back and her mother helped her. “Ok scoot back up on the...
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The Drunk
Beth and Shana sat on the sofa talking quietly while Bobbie played in the Porta-pen. The front door slammed...