then you

that you are going to wear it! But let's suppose she is a mind reader... ...then what? So she knows...wonderful... ean talk to her and perhaps make for yourself a nice girl friend..if she laughs, laugh with her..if she acts disgusted.. don't patronize the store any more..and there you are..These remarks apply of course to big city dwellers..TV's should move out of small towns..they just don't belong there...Here I go preaching again...sorry...Marie cured me of the shopping shy- ness by saying out loud in a dress store: "I think this would look well on you"...That was rough, I admit (especially when I wasn't Susanna at the time). But it did do away with shyness. Shock treatment!!!

Bye now, Susanna.

DOUBTLESS

I've never once doubted that I was a man (Said my friend, his great skirt a-twirl)

The only worry that I ever had

Was that I might NOT be a girl.

MISS-TAKEN

I took after a girl who, pretty and clever, Looked also to be quite my size.

We dated, went steady - she giggled with glee When I first became SHE to her eyes.

The girl I took after and I, share our clothes Like mother and daughter. Friends coo,

"Your daughter and you look so much alike! "So sweet that she takes after you."

by LIL