Sign of the Times Part 18 - Sex Stories

Sign of the Times Part 18

... than Chester ever was. The town had sprawled out much bigger than the 800 acres there was almost that much in farm land. The hunting parties would drive two days now to find game something we used to get in our back yard. From the old stories they heard and the fact that our barn though not used much anymore. Oh it was kept in full repair almost as a museum now. In the spring of 3006 Judy and I were presented with a gift, two Clydesdale Mares, young ones maybe 3 years old. They bartered with the Wayne family. We named them Cleopatra and Athena. I fed them the carrots and soon just a hand wave and a hand carved whistle the wood shop made me as I could not whistle loud anymore they came running. Judy and I would pet them for hours. Some of our younger children would come to see us but they were told not to bug us with a lot of questions, just let us enjoy each other’s company and they could spread the word they met the founders. Someone had flown over the property and shot film and gave us a card to play on our projector. It was unbelievable buildings surround our lake where we used to swim except that part was a heritage park for everybody to enjoy. Between 3005 and 3010 were hard years for Judy and I to endure. All of our first born daughters passed. Judy and my daughter Stephaney Jon dies at 87 in 3005. Hope my daughter and my real sister died also that year over the next four years we lost Heather, May, Susan and Cindy. God it tour our hearts out, no way should we outlive ...

... our children. They were all buried by the feat of their mothers. There was three spots left in our grave yard and it was full there was Judy next to Britney or mom, me between dad and John and Gina by Cindy. In 3011 we lost Gina she was 97 known as Nanny to so many. They built a seniors home down by the lake it held hundreds as our home was impractical. We were told that our home would be a museum when we passed. The grave yard had grass over it and leave it to John he even had Lawn mowers. Our grave sites were a shrine. Hundreds of people would come by daily to say a prayer and look at the graves that had their individual stones saying who they were and their daughters and sons on a separate plaque so everybody could see what line they came from. If Judy and I were in the yard some would come introduce themselves, and show us the original mother they came from. Neither Judy nor I were sick we got around just fine although our bones ached a bit but our minds were sharp as they were almost a hundred years ago. Some of the younger school kids which you know, had to ask, “Did we really where guns all the time.” I said, “Yes,” It was the middle of the woods very dangerous to step outside without being armed.” One girl asked, “Did you ever shoot someone?” and an older girl shushed her and apologized. “We learn about that in grade five she is in grade three.” I said, “Aren’t you learning about the before time.” One of the older girls said, “Yes but we learn our history so we can ...