Ladythunder
Dream or Nightmare?
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- Nov 16, 2007
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Stacy straightened from the back of her minivan and glared at her daughter. “Tamara, for the last time! You are 13 years old and I don’t care if Suzy down the block got her tongue pierced, you’re not going to do it too!” She looked at her daughter sternly and said, “If Suzy jumped off a bridge would you jump too?” She shook her head, knowing the answer. Suzy Derlich was one of the reasons they were moving. Or more precisely, the amount of trouble Tamara got in around Suzy. The final straw was the school suspension for smoking in the bathroom, then lighting a fire in the waste basket. All because Suzy had suggested it.
Stacy had been between jobs at the time and the market was good. Therefore it was easy to pack up their lives and move. Tamara was basically a good kid, she just wanted to fit in as much if not more than the next girl and where they’d come from, the popular girl was also the bad ass. In trying to fit in, Tamara had created some real problems for herself, Stacy hoped the fresh start would throw off the stigma and the negative attitude Tamara had adopted recently. Tamara however, had other ideas. She hated moving away from her ‘friends’ and had been nothing but surly the entire trip.
After they had stopped in front of their new home and gotten out, Stacy felt every one of her thirty-five years. It didn’t matter if her ass was still tight. It mattered less that her boobs were still perky, or her waist still slim. She was still a single woman trying to bring up a head strong girl all by herself, one who reminded her of her husband more and more each day. Speaking of…
“Mooooom! Its not bad enough you moved us to the middle of nowhere, but you had to pick the worst house in the neighbourhood didn’t you!”
Stacy looked up at the house her daughter was whining about and sighed. A severely sagging porch, at least one boarded up window, peeling paint and cracked sidewalks, it left a lot to be desired, visually at least. But it was paid for, and it left them a nest egg for repairs, as long as she did most of the work. Wisely deciding not to comment, she spotted the moving van pulling in behind them and turned, feeling ashamed at the relief she felt from having a distraction to her own daughter.
A few minutes later she was unlocking the front door of her new home, wishing her husband was alive to see the gorgeous hardwood floors he would have loved as much as she did. She turned and waved the movers in with the first load from the truck, hoping this place would turn out to be all she hoped for and then some. Pushing her long brunette hair into a ponytail, she went into direction mode, telling the movers which room to put what.
Several long hours later she settled onto her couch, a glass of red wine in hand. Her head tilted back and she looked up, staring momentarily at the crack in the ceiling. She looked down again in a hurry, hoping that she had made the right decision. With a sigh she finished her wine and headed for her room, wincing as her door squeaked horrendously as she pushed it closed. One thing at a time she thought, then fell across her bed, not even bothering to undress.
Stacy had been between jobs at the time and the market was good. Therefore it was easy to pack up their lives and move. Tamara was basically a good kid, she just wanted to fit in as much if not more than the next girl and where they’d come from, the popular girl was also the bad ass. In trying to fit in, Tamara had created some real problems for herself, Stacy hoped the fresh start would throw off the stigma and the negative attitude Tamara had adopted recently. Tamara however, had other ideas. She hated moving away from her ‘friends’ and had been nothing but surly the entire trip.
After they had stopped in front of their new home and gotten out, Stacy felt every one of her thirty-five years. It didn’t matter if her ass was still tight. It mattered less that her boobs were still perky, or her waist still slim. She was still a single woman trying to bring up a head strong girl all by herself, one who reminded her of her husband more and more each day. Speaking of…
“Mooooom! Its not bad enough you moved us to the middle of nowhere, but you had to pick the worst house in the neighbourhood didn’t you!”
Stacy looked up at the house her daughter was whining about and sighed. A severely sagging porch, at least one boarded up window, peeling paint and cracked sidewalks, it left a lot to be desired, visually at least. But it was paid for, and it left them a nest egg for repairs, as long as she did most of the work. Wisely deciding not to comment, she spotted the moving van pulling in behind them and turned, feeling ashamed at the relief she felt from having a distraction to her own daughter.
A few minutes later she was unlocking the front door of her new home, wishing her husband was alive to see the gorgeous hardwood floors he would have loved as much as she did. She turned and waved the movers in with the first load from the truck, hoping this place would turn out to be all she hoped for and then some. Pushing her long brunette hair into a ponytail, she went into direction mode, telling the movers which room to put what.
Several long hours later she settled onto her couch, a glass of red wine in hand. Her head tilted back and she looked up, staring momentarily at the crack in the ceiling. She looked down again in a hurry, hoping that she had made the right decision. With a sigh she finished her wine and headed for her room, wincing as her door squeaked horrendously as she pushed it closed. One thing at a time she thought, then fell across her bed, not even bothering to undress.