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    The Adventures Of Bette Porter And Sissee Gardner Living Happily Ever After (Part 2, Chapter 1)

    The Adventures Of Bette Porter And Sissee Gardner Living Happily Ever After (Part 2, Chapter 1)
    PART TWO: SANTA CATALINA ISLAND

    Chapter 1

    After Bette had left for work that morning, I logged on to the California Cryobank web site. Prior to our going to Milwaukee to talk to my brother Chuck about being a donor for Bette, we had thoroughly researched the subject on line. Now however, I needed to refresh my memory for my own purposes. I was reminded that I would have to see a doctor first with whom they could collaborate, so I called Dr. Wilson’s office and made an appointment for the following Tuesday.

    There were also a lot of forms I would have to fill out to protect myself and the donor. I had the option of seeing a genetic counselor plus have a match consultation. It was amazing how close they could come to matching the characteristics of a donor to the parents with proof in the photos that were available between couples and their children.

    I thought of Bette’s round, expressive brown eyes, her fine, straight nose, her generous mouth, the shape of her face, her luxurious hair, her bone structure, the honey brown of her skin and I smiled at the thought of having a little likeness of her mixed with my own characteristics. The whole concept was completely fascinating.

    I had to move on though. Bette had asked me to run a few errands for her because she was going to have another busy day at college. She wanted me to go to Target and pick up a life jacket for Angie. She was very specific. It had to be designed for a child 30-50 pounds, not too bulky but comfortable enough for her to wear every minute she was on the boat and the most important part was that it have leg loops so it would not slip off of her. I was also supposed to find sand toys because we planned on spending some time on the beach at Catalina Island.

    Then I had two lunches to attend that day, one at 12 o‘clock and one at 2 p.m.. I had scheduled both of them at Providence Restaurant, on Melrose in Los Angeles. The first was to interview Katherine Linton, an award winning film maker who had packaged a docu-series called Lesbian Sex and Sexuality on here! television. What intrigued me about it was that the subject of lesbian sexuality and desire was not just whispered , it was celebrated. I was looking forward to hearing what her next project was.

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    Comments

    1. very good update..thank you sissee..lets go sailing..hahaha..are you ever gonna dive into Tina and Sam’s relationship?..is it gonna b an issue in the near future w/ her and Bette

    2. Gumby Bear, No, I wont be exploring Tina’s relationship. What inspired me to write this series with Bette and Sissee in the first place was because at first it was before Tina ever got in the picture and then it continued because Bette cheated on Tina and it seemed it was over. So I thought I would give Bette someone who appreciated her.

    3. Ewwwwww, the ball pit at Mickey D’s sounds absolutely disgusting! Thanks for the info. Angie is sooo cute. It’s true you have to be very careful what you say in front of little ones, they remember everything.

    4. A new part of the adventure, thanks Sissee. I am back from my vacation and so I start reading it from now on. I like to read the funny exchange of Angie and Sissee.

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