G'day y'all. We're having having a bit of a thunderstorm. It's warm and muggy, 67/19° with 100% humidity. In a normal year we would be going into Charleston for the day but we went last week to avoid any crowds. I'm glas we did the weather was much nicer and there were vey few folks about. I'll finish the outdoor decorations by hanging wreaths. We turned the lights on last evening. It was pretty and felt festive. I'll set up the tree today and mum work at hanging the ornaments over the weekend. When that's done I'll set up the Christmas village under the tree. The village/yard has been a tradition in Mum's family since she was a small child. My grandfather loved Christmas. For my grandmother it was bitter sweet. Her mother died about a week before Christmas when Grandma was a young teen. Her father felt he couldn't care for his large family so the children were spread out to various aunts and uncles. So Christmas always reminded Grandma of that sad time but it also brought her own mother and happy memories to mind every year.
I guess you should keep an eye open for a package containing the necessary items to capture and contain any future specimens. Things like fairy dust tranquilizer darts, netting, and the all important shipping label for Tinkerbell Transport Inc.
I'm not gonna lecture. I seriously doubt it's Covid, you've been careful but if the only way you can get a throat culture done is to have the test first then you may not have a choice.
I don't think we need worry none. Our interpid author is a hopeless romantic. Eventually these two will end up bathing together ... Coy made the invitation.
Hmmm, does Coy know how his naked frolic in the river effects Boone? Does he mind now when Boone stares? I'm thinking the answer to the first is yes and the second no.
These two are once again content to be in one another's company.
I enjoyed this chapter.