PUSHING THE COFFEE TABLE ASIDEShe was feeling frisky. I grabbed the camera. We pushed the coffee table aside. She lay on the carpet, twisted her body into new and inventive positions. This one showed her thong. You can guess what happened next.
AT THE CAFEI see Paris, I see FranceI see Jill forgot her underpants...
THE WOMEN'S SAUNAI knew a girl named Laska--like "Alaska," without the "a." She was from Alaska, but not named for the state. Actually, she told me, Laska is a Russian word, and it means beautiful. Her family was Russian decedents, belonging to a sect of Russian Orthodoxy called the Old Believers. They'd escaped Russia in Czarist times, scattered across the world, including small villages in the former Russian territories of Alaska.Laska told me of her childhood in the village. The men fished and drank vodka, she said. The women grew tubers and canned what vegetables they could grow in
