Terry should write a book. Really. She is so funny, so witty, so intelligent, so colorful, so earthy, so… storyable. Her friends and she have been throwing around the idea, coming up with some hilarious scenarios – that are real incidents I might add. You see, they’ve done a lot of dating between the three of them, imbibed too much a few too many times, and know men. I will not go into how well they “know” men. They just know them. Had some rather interesting encounters, some interesting marriages (or not), and some interesting outcomes to both aforementioned interestings. So a book written by these gals would become a movie. A movie everybody would want to see.
I want to see it and I haven’t even read the unwritten book yet! Just listening to her tell about the combined experiences makes me laugh to my toes, the kind of laughing that makes your face get wrinkles as you age, those wrinkles that were worth it. She has been my good forever friend. The one that goes to the doctor with you when you’re nine months pregnant and she’s seven months pregnant and both of you won’t eat until after the weigh-in. Then look out! I’m talking baby-belly appetite. The big and pregnant friends that go camping with what we called husbands at the time, laboring with protruding bellies (and one little four-year-old daughter) to put up a tent, and splashing mud all over those same big bellies as we drove the doorless jeep into town. We had nice tits though. A couple of studs were watching us in the lake (we were in up to those nice tits) (bellies in the water) until we decided to go back to shore. Boy, did we let them down! Probably literally.
My bosom buddy. It’s nice to feel bosomy sometimes.
I can just picture you, B, on the camping trip, barefoot and pregnant, with your, uh, chest hanging out…
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I love this story. 🙂
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LOL What a story! I can just see you now in the water, with your voluptuous selves all splashing around and then…. out comes the bellies!!! That’s definitely one thing I loved about being pregnant was those big ol’ boobies….just like when you were a teenager! Haven’t seen those in years, though! LMAO
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Don’t forget the leaking boobs, along with the mud stained clothes and do rag on the head riding into town in the jeep….We were so hot! And ticks falling out of the trees all over us. It seemed to be Alford Hitchcock days of the ticks…they were everywhere. But we, being the down to earth girls that we were, just picked them off each other and went on about our business…Couldn’t scare us…we were married to “what we called husbands” and nothing was scarier than that! haha….Guess they weren’t that bad…after all, we were pregnant!
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oh, yuck!! forgot about the ticks! but remembered the tits!
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Hi Brenda! Our good buddy Sarah W. referred me here and I feel like I’ve met a new friend. I’ve added your blog to my google reader and look forward to getting to know you even more.
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Kathy! Thank you for adding me! I love meeting new friends and feel the same about getting to know you. How can I read your devotionals?
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