Then I asked if she remembered how much she enjoyed it. Again she giggled. “You got me drunk didn’t you” she said suddenly. I laughed and she pr...etended to punch me.She had on the other dress she bought, which caused quite a stir at breakfast. I suggested we walk down to the beach and look around. Again, as we walked down the street guys were pretending not to look at her, without success I should add. It made me so happy to see them having secret glances. It also made me hard. We strolled along. " My husband thinks I'm meeting a man here and I want him to think that. Would you just stay here for 30 minutes or so?" I asked as I held out a hundred dollar bill"No problem!"We sat around and talked and ate the pizza. Then it was time for him to go but I had one other thought."Can I take a picture of you holding me?" I askedHe put his arms around my waist and pulled me to him. I then snapped several pictures of me and him. I then turned and put my arms around him and pushed my tits into his. Let me come up with a proposal. I've been here studying under Kelly and getting my degree at UNC. I'll bet I could put together a package worthy of Kelly."Todd smiled at her. "I know you could, Vanetta. You've seen how Kelly operates. Let me ask her about it, and then if she's agreeable, we'll talk about it on Monday when we get back."She left after another friendly kiss and more congratulations."Argh! The perfect haircut and I can't do anything with it!" said Ami.Vanetta had been gone only. It means that you are probably qualified to be more than just a farmer,” Hearth George said.“I don’t understand.”Hearth George said, “We are a meritocracy...”“What’s that?” Jomo interrupted.“A meritocracy is where a person’s place, is determined by ability. We base everything on ability, not personality, gender, or any other factor. You have just demonstrated to me an ability to deal with farming on a large scale that none of the other farmers have shown.”“Is that a good thing?” Jomo asked not.