Lisa pulled the door slightly ajar and called, "Oh yes, please Louise..." and looking at me, obviously pleased with the rhyme, she giggled and said, "...Oh, I imagine that that makes me something of a poet, does it not"? Without waiting for me to reply, she called back through, "Decaffinated though please - you know what I'm like"! Lisa rolled her eyes at me and smiled again. Louise called back, "Okay Lisa, you'll soon have something warm inside you"! Now it was my turn to suppress a laugh! Lisa. But he did it in a charming way.If anything, she was even more curious about him now. But Facebook wasn't the best venue to explore this on. She accepted his friend request, but the first message she sent her new friend was her private email address ... the one she checked a dozen times a day. She also told him she didn't look at her Face Book page all that often. The only other thing she said in that message was, "I'm not married. My last boyfriend was a jerk, and he kind of soured me on men. Mai naraj ho gaya aur thaan liye k jab tak nahi chodunga maanunga nahi. Raat ko wo khana khane k liye bulane aayi to maine mana kar diya. Raat bhar waise hi so gaya. dusare din b subhah khana khaye bina chala gaya. sham ko ghar aaya to wo mera wait hi kar rhi thi. aate hi usne kaha chalo pahele khaana kha lo. Maine kaha muje nahi khana to unone muje unki kasam deke khana khilaya. Mai apne room me chala gaya. ek ghante bad muje aawaj aayi dewarji jara darwaja khole urgent kaam hai. Maine darwaja. She had dated in high school which, in Wide Ford, meant going for walks, or putting together picture puzzles, or maybe watching TV together. Opportunities to be alone and un-chaperoned were few, but all the young people in Wide Ford understood the wisdom of that. A teenage pregnancy in Wide Ford meant a marriage, and a marriage in Wide Ford meant you were staying in Wide Ford forever. It didn’t help that the only place condoms were sold was the gas station C-Store, owned by Jim Hutchinson, who.