She just needed to find a man worthy of her.We managed to find and squeeze into a parking space close to the station entrance (even in those days ther...e were definite advantages to driving a small compact car like the Mini), and forked out our tuppences for platform tickets, so that we could greet Julie as she got off her train.She arrived pretty much on time, so we didn't have to wait very long at all. Her only luggage was an overnight bag, which I took for her. We kissed each other, but it was. This too he dropped in thechamber pot."My turn," he grinned and I nodded, steeling myself for what was tofollow.I got on all fours on the bed, presenting my anus to Helmut, still notquite believing this was really happening. I had often dreamed of losingmy virginity but I had never imagined I'd lose it like this, to a man.Helmut began by working some variety of lubricating gel into my rear withtwo fingers before climbing onto the bed behind me. This was it."Be gentle with me," I pleaded. "Oh we all use it, I do everyone's hair in here." Everyone?" Yes, I do all of the girl's hair. Didn't you notice? All of us wear our hair curly. Most people call sorority girls 'bow girls', but we are known as 'curly girls'."I then realized that yes, everyone of the girls I had seen so far had curly hair of some sort."Chi Upsilon Rho Lambda? C, U, R, L? Get it?" She said, I smirked my understanding.She misted my new blonde hair with a nozzle she pulled from the sink in the counter, and then. )Another book that was an invaluable resource from University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center was Forty Centuries of Ink by David Nunes Carvalho, Published by Lenox Hill Pub. & Dist. Co. 1904 and scanned by Charles Keller (http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/toc/modeng/public/CarFort.html). There is more information in this book on the changes in ink composition over the past 4,000 years than you will ever want to know!My historical information on the Library of Alexandria was greatly.