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Arranged Marriage Chp. 3
"Oh My God. who the hell is in my spot!" i pulled into the driveway and jumped out of my car and ran into the house "MOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! someone is in my spot!!!" no answser "HELLO! I AM TaLKING TO YOU!" 'maybe shes like on the phone or somthing nicole. chill" "and maybe she needs to hurry the fuck on and answer me!" i stormed into the kitchen only to find non other than nick jonas sitting on my kitchen counter laughing. at me! " where is my mom? " 'no idea. she told me to come here at four so i did and now im here. just me you and....lexi is it?" he said with a smirk "its alexis! listen nicole im gonna go. have fun and remeber you can always say OMG! love ya" "love you too" nick said with a laugh as she walked out the door "she was NOT talking to you. what are you even doing here. you're not supposed to be here until like 5:30 or something." "yea wel i got a call from your mom saying it was important that i talk to your dad...but hes not here" " yea well ive gottta go get ready for this dinner thing so you better not come upstairs" "yea whatever" i went upstair with my dress and started the shower. today has been uber stressful and i just needed to relax. to bad i didnt have time for a bubble bath. i got in the shower. i had to take a quick one so i could get ready in time. when i got out i wrapped my towel around me and went to go put on my bra and underwear. but as soon as i dropped my towel i heard a voice behind me. not just any voice....
Tickle! 12-24-2008
Mom and I had Tyler Christmas Eve so his mom and dad could prepare the house for Christmas Day. It would be the first time Jeff's brother and nephews joined the party. 'Grandma' was tickling Tyler with the Penguin to get out that giggle!
Churchill: Never Was So Much Owed By So Many To So Few
Speech delivered by Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Winston Churchill at the height of the Battle of Britain on August 20, 1940 at the House of Commons. The speech is well remembered for his use of the phrase "the few" to describe the Allied aircrew of the RAF, whose desperate struggle gained the victory; "The Few" has come to be their nickname.
