Me :- na girl friend ni denganu okasari.Aunty :- ok nanu satisfy chesthe nenu me mom ki chepakunda vadilesta .Me :- ( chala happy ga feel ayanu lopala... ) ok aunty .Aunty :- nannu nee gf anukoni dengali wild ga ani chepindi .Ventane door lock chesi bed room ki tiskoni vellindhi .Thana saree sakam paiki ethi thana panties teeyamani chepindhi .nenu panties ni pattukoni kindaki lagesanu .thana pukku chala pedhaga nallaga undi.thana pukku ninda juttu perukupoyi undi .nenu inka agalekapoyanu .ventane. I kept looking at mom and all I saw was a quizzical stare. I knew I was failing miserably. I kept stumbling over words that described the more intimate situations. Finding words that would clearly explain everything and not offend her was becoming very difficult for me. Mom listened attentively until I finished botching my first attempt to impart my knowledge in the subject area.“Those are very colorful names, but I can’t fully grasp what you are trying to explain. Can you. "Just ... Signs." Uh-huh," he said, smiling but skeptical."What I thought," she said, plowing on, "was that ... It might be easier if ... If we sat down together and broke the problem down into smaller goals. That way you'd feel more confident about it—and you'd feel more of an overall sense of achievement. I know it looks monumental, but I'm sure we can make it into more of a ... More of a manageable thing."David turned on his side to face her. "And where did you get this idea?" he said. "Your. She was clearly very protective of John, who she obviously loved very much. "You said that there was an experimental program that might help him. You do know he had one eye completely destroyed, and the other that went blind with a rare disorder called sympathetic opthalmia. Conceivably, you might do something for the latter, although I haven't seen anything in the literature. I do not, however, want to set up false hopes."Mary pulled out her tablet computer, which had neuralizer functions.