Remembering the pictures she had seen and what she had read about riding, Lexi looked around and found the bit and saddle. Taking several deep breaths... as she started to become frustrated Lexi tried to tighten up the saddle again, this time the horse didn't puff out it's stomach so the saddle would slide down it's side when she tried to get on she pulled the cinch tight and tied it. Taking the horse outside she climbed up on the fence and got on then frowned looking at the reins dangling down on. Above the tapestry was the the words "We remember" in large glowingletters.I went over to one of the staff and said, "Wow. That represents all thegay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people who have lost their lives?" Actually, that's just for the Trans people. We need a book for theothers."I went over to the tapestry and touched one of the stars, reading thename embossed on it and wept.He saw my reaction, and said "You're a girl, arent you." You can tell? I've been in the closet so long ...."He. Because it just wasn?t me.??I saw it though,? Kelly replied, ?I saw that the girls knew how toenjoy what could be a boring game a lot more than the boys ever could.??Boring???Well, yeah. Face it, sometimes baseball can really be? boring.?Mark was flabbergasted that anyone could find baseball to be boring!?But the girls find little ways so that it?s not quite so boring. Allthose little things we do together ? that you seem to hate so much.?Mark and Kelly looked at each other for a long time. Holding the ends of the towel around his neck, he walked down the path to the pond, eager to swim laps and release tension. The water was still mountaintop cold. Swimming fast, he concentrated on technique to ignore the chill. Reaching the anchored platform in the middle, he pushed off and headed back until his hand touched bottom. Turning once again toward the platform, he counted, ‘One,’ blocking out all other thoughts. When he counted, ‘Six,’ a splash beside him broke into his emptied.