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KissMe Girl Volume 5 showcases more passionate kissing between girls who love girls. As usual this DVD is packed with over 2 hours of passionate kissing and body worship. There are 4 sexy scenes and pairings that will satisfy your lesbian cravings. Volume 5 like all KissMe Girl titles stars girls who really have a genuine desire for other women.

In this unique collection of short stories, the small events of daily life reveal big themes--love and friendship, youth and growing up, success and failure. Calling on his own experiences of growing up in California's Central Valley, poet Gary Soto brings to life the joys and pains of young people everywhere. The smart, tough, vulnerable kids in these stories are Latino, but their dreams and desires belong to all of us.

This lovely, 1991 adaptation of Elizabeth Vo! n Arnim's novel has a superb cast and a tone so mellow you can feel your pulse get slower. Josie Lawrence and Miranda Richardson play a pair of unhappily married women who rent an Italian villa for a month, sharing the rent with a crusty Englishwoman (Joan Plowright) and a lonely aristocrat (Polly Walker). Sun, rest, sinking into the green grass for long naps--they all have a soulful effect on the quartet, and then on the men in their lives who make a surprise visit. Mike Newell (Into the West) directs with seeming effortlessness, and it is impossible not to be swayed by the promise of restoration for these burdened characters--or for anyone alive. Wonderful performances all around, including a particularly sensitive one by Alfred Molina and a very funny one by Jim Broadbent. --Tom Keogh Even as a lowly newspaper reporter, to do justice to life you must write of more than public board meetings and similar crimes against nature and humanity. You must write of b! igger things: pirates on inland lakes, women mean enough to th! rash mou ntain lions, windmill farms that shift the earth, multi-million dollar discoveries in old barns and genetically engineered freshwater lobsters. You must issue commandments to children, answer their questions regarding organ replacement, advise young men on how to grow old, but not up, contemplate the likelihood of decapitation during a homecoming dubbing, and address the issues of death, funerals and old people getting married. You must cover a lot of ground from the renovation of 18th Century oak tables to the potential perils of even thinking about nominating a young woman for the opportunity to win an extreme makeover. Motel room shouting matches, backyards inhabited by tribes of pygmies and deer hunters with gas must all be written about. For these are the things of life.

L. Scott Swanson is originally from Charlevoix, MI and has been writing for northern Michigan newspapers since 1984. He received a Journalism degree from Central Michigan University. After wo! rking in Bellaire, Petoskey and Charlevoix, since 1995 he and his wife Kathy have owned and operated the Straitsland Resorter, a weekly newspaper based in Indian River. This book is a collection of stories and columns that he has written.
L. Scott Swanson was born in Charlevoix, Michigan and has spent most of his life in northern Michigan, for nearly the last three decades writing for northern Michigan newspapers. After graduating from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism he spent two years working at Ferris State College and then returned to northern Michigan and began a career in newspapers.
Even as a lowly newspaper reporter, to do justice to life you must write of more than public board meetings and similar crimes against nature and humanity. You must write of bigger things: pirates on inland lakes, women mean enough to thrash mountain lions, windmill farms that shift the earth, multi-million dollar discoveries in old barns and g! enetically engineered freshwater lobsters. You must issue comm! andments to children, answer their questions regarding organ replacement, advise young men on how to grow old, but not up, contemplate the likelihood of decapitation during a homecoming dubbing, and address the issues of death, funerals and old people getting married. You must cover a lot of ground from the renovation of 18th Century oak tables to the potential perils of even thinking about nominating a young woman for the opportunity to win an extreme makeover. Motel room shouting matches, backyards inhabited by tribes of pygmies and deer hunters with gas must all be written about. For these are the things of life.

L. Scott Swanson is originally from Charlevoix, MI and has been writing for northern Michigan newspapers since 1984. He received a Journalism degree from Central Michigan University. After working in Bellaire, Petoskey and Charlevoix, since 1995 he and his wife Kathy have owned and operated the Straitsland Resorter, a weekly newspaper based in Indian River. Th! is book is a collection of stories and columns that he has written.
L. Scott Swanson was born in Charlevoix, Michigan and has spent most of his life in northern Michigan, for nearly the last three decades writing for northern Michigan newspapers. After graduating from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism he spent two years working at Ferris State College and then returned to northern Michigan and began a career in newspapers.
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