Re: Oral Sex is it wrong?
Right on time. All the materials are stored on the small 20 acre plot you purchased and I'll slap that puppy up on the weekend. Actually Saturday should be all it'll take if I can teach your boy how to use a hammer before now and then. 
The weapons are quite awe inspiring nothing like them has been seen in this part of the world before. I'll have to spend a few days familiarizing myself with the instruction manuals sent up along with them. I appreciate that, btw, I know most Americans don't need them. Very thoughtful of you.
May 29 is perfect! I'm about 10 miles away from the finest seasonal resort on Cape Breton Island, the Keltic Lodge.

May 29 is a week before their yearly opening date (June 5), so they've taken no reservations for that period. The owner is a good friend and he was happy to agree to opening the Lodge two weeks early for wedding guests and the guest's staff. The lodge has 105 separate accommodations, including luxury and presidential suites and self-contained cabins which will easily hold 500+ people in all. Best of all, absolutely free of charge!
The owner is a good man, who has taken a kindly interest in our family, particularly my retarded 14 year old half-eskimo son. He often takes him to the Lodge for sleepovers, and off on camping trips. I think he's a bit lonely, he seems to be willing to help us in whatever way we ask as long as he can spend some time with the boy. I feel kind of sorry for him. Who says all Catholics are bad?
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The weapons are quite awe inspiring nothing like them has been seen in this part of the world before. I'll have to spend a few days familiarizing myself with the instruction manuals sent up along with them. I appreciate that, btw, I know most Americans don't need them. Very thoughtful of you.
I have looked at my calendar and May 29 seems like a good date. Do you think it will be alright if I invite all our Brothers and sisters from our church? If so what are the accommodations like?

Opening date for our 2010 season is June 5th
Situated high on a cliff surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and a view of majestic Cape Smokey rising out of the sea, Keltic Lodge Resort and Spa has been welcoming guests to Cape Breton Island’s most majestic property since July 1940 . Comfortable Cape Breton accommodations are offered in the historic Main Lodge, the Inn at Keltic and in cozy two or four-bedroom cottages with fireplaces and verandas, totaling 105 guestrooms.
Recreation facilities include on or in the surrounding area range from a heated outdoor pool, nearby ocean beach Ingonish Beach, hiking wilderness trails, lawn games, whale watching, Aveda Spa, and boat cruises. Adjacent to the resort is a highlight of Cape Breton golf, the 18 hole championship Highlands Links Golf Course, ranked by Score Golf Magazine as Atlantic Canada's Top Public Course in 2009. The course, rich in the Scottish tradition, has been restored to Stanley Thompson's magnificent original design.
Fine dining and award winning cuisine are offered in our two Cape Breton restaurants. The Purple Thistle Breakfast Room overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. The Àrdan Restaurant and Bar welcomes guests for a casual, comfortable dining experience and traditional Maritime menu. Our bar features nightly entertainment and a light pub style
Recreation facilities include on or in the surrounding area range from a heated outdoor pool, nearby ocean beach Ingonish Beach, hiking wilderness trails, lawn games, whale watching, Aveda Spa, and boat cruises. Adjacent to the resort is a highlight of Cape Breton golf, the 18 hole championship Highlands Links Golf Course, ranked by Score Golf Magazine as Atlantic Canada's Top Public Course in 2009. The course, rich in the Scottish tradition, has been restored to Stanley Thompson's magnificent original design.
Fine dining and award winning cuisine are offered in our two Cape Breton restaurants. The Purple Thistle Breakfast Room overlooks the Atlantic Ocean. The Àrdan Restaurant and Bar welcomes guests for a casual, comfortable dining experience and traditional Maritime menu. Our bar features nightly entertainment and a light pub style
The owner is a good man, who has taken a kindly interest in our family, particularly my retarded 14 year old half-eskimo son. He often takes him to the Lodge for sleepovers, and off on camping trips. I think he's a bit lonely, he seems to be willing to help us in whatever way we ask as long as he can spend some time with the boy. I feel kind of sorry for him. Who says all Catholics are bad?









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