GC is as lively as ever--politics, eek! (GM)

I see there's more political discussions going on here, just like when I first came. I'm not interested in getting in the middle of that! I have a girl moment--actually more like a girl day--to talk about. So the other day I was planning on going swimming with my girl (let's call her Mary) and her mother. I stopped by their place, waiting and waiting, and finally Mary's mom says to me, "I've got stuff to do. Why don't you take Mary and go on swimming?" I'm thinking, really? I mean I really wanted Mary's mom to go too; I like her a lot. But I definitely didn't mind spending some alone-time with Mary either. So I drove her to the pool of some friends who live down the road; they didn't care if I used the pool, though they weren't there at the time. We swam and played in the pool for a couple hours. Mary was wearing a one-piece suit that was a little too big for her, so it kept sliding out of place at the top and affording a rather interesting view.

Later we went to my place for about half an hour. We walked the dog and made a little bag with some sweet treats for Mary to take home, though I made her promise to eat it all at once! We had some watermelon at my house; watching little girls eat watermelon is a treat in itself, seeing the sticky juices coursing over their lips, down their arms and chest, etc. It was beautiful. If I was less of a gentleman I might've been tempted to lick the juices off of her, and I'm certain she wouldn't have minded at all.

Anyway, I changed out of my swimsuit and we headed back to Mary's place so she could change. From there we all--me, Mary and her mom--departed for the local theater and watched 'Toy Story 3,' which was excellent. There's actually a major little girl character in this one (aside from the kid's younger sister) and she . . . well, I won't spoil it for you. A good time was had by all. By the time we went back home everyone was tired and happy. A great day!