It was a far cry from the hjinks that took place at theoccasional dances she'd attended at Griply village hall. Everyone was soelegant and rich. They ...carried themselves with such dignity and reserve. Obviously she was never going to be able to dance herself but it waswonderful to watch the other dancers and imagine... She returned from the powder room to find grandmamma speaking to twoyoung men. The first was a younger man who seemed bored and eager to getaway but the other was someone who. All you could hear was the crowd noise from the stadium.Minutes later Fay blew her whistle 3 times and our drum line startedplaying our band's cadence. I smiled. It was nice to live in this momentagain. I took a large breath of that cool air. Let's do this!We marched onto the field and fanned out into our opening set.Fay stood upon the podium and started conducting the show. We had beenworking in this for weeks. I had been working on it for 4 days. Ipersonally think I did great. Re-living the. She was sitting cross-legged on the couch. I was on a chair across from her. I was looking at her, but trying, oh so hard, to not stare and drool because she was making me oh so hard. She caught my eyes and flashed me a huge smile with the whitest teeth there ever were.At the same time she lifted and then smoothed the bottom of her dress across her legs. As she lifted her dress she flashed me a glimpse of her black furry pussy. The smile on her face and the look in her eyes told me it was no. He was an over the road trucker. He told us he met an older couple in Northern California at a truck stop. They were having to move and they could not take their pet dog with them to their new place. The owner did not allow pets. Champ was a very large, fierce looking dog. He was a cross between a German shepherd and I think a wolf. He looked almost blind as he had steely, blue eyes. The most beautiful eyes I have ever seen. His coat was grey.The old folks told Dad thathe was a very good dog,.