The other girl, Samantha said, "That's where we live! Would you show it to our parents?" I told her that I would be glad to show my product to their p...arents, all they had to do was give me their addresses, and their parents' names. It turned out that the girls lived within a few blocks of my own home. Then, I asked what their names were so I could tell the parents who sent me.The next day, I decided to work my home town, and checked up on the leads I was given by the girls, the day before. I. "I'm tryin' to quit," he told me, lighting a Kool and handing it to me, then lighting one of his own. I thought that was a little personal and I felt the faint stain of Jay's saliva on the filter."I quit," I smiled. "But who cares, right?" I took a drag and blew the smoke up at the moon. We were sitting on a short wall with half-dead shrubs planted behind it. The parking lot was in front of us, quiet and empty."Not me," he laughed. "How long you been coming here?" Bout a month," I nodded. "It. Allison was hanging around with the wrong crowd and showed no respect at home and a total disregard for her school work;Gillian regretted not sending Allison to St.Vincents Secondary School which she herself had attended many years ago for her education and only a month ago for the "Discipline".Gillian could feel her stinging bottom now.Her thoughts were interuppted by the front door banging shut and a moment later Allison entered the living room.Within moments they were arguing and Gillian. Seems that the weather guys on the radio echoed this prediction so I didn’t think much of it and went on in to work for my second night of three in a row. Sometime around ten o’clock that evening after the sun had been down a while, the light rain and drizzle had begun to turn to snow. By one o’clock in the morning there was about four inches on the road and it was still coming down heavily. As the clock rolled around to six in the morning the snow had piled up to over eight inches of snow and.