Carmen leapt from the gym, like some kind of spider-woman in a puffy prom dress and landed partially wrapped around my neck, shoulders and one arm pit.
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Hi Ann Marie and thanks for sharing this adventure. On the scale of “Embarrassment” this event scored a clear rating of MASSIVE, and chills me to this day, some 30 years later. I hope your readers enjoy the laugh.
Gary
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I know they will…lol…
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That was too funny, and I feel his pain as I have always been that dad that all the kids, male and female, just seemed to gravitate to because I would play… on their level. Ha… Fun times! I loved this story!
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I laughed until I cried!
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Hi Kevin – Up to that moment – I loved that kids liked to herd around me for the same reason. It made ministry an exhausting joy to work with. But wow! Spending any time beneath a young girls’ dress like this was a shock that I may never forget. It does make for a vivid story though, that few can top. We did survive to become great friends with her parents and they were kind enough to rarely mention how we first met. . .
Brrr – just thinking of it makes me want to go hide from everyone for a while. Thanks for giving my story a read.
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lol
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