Her skin smelled like cinnamon, soft like fresh sheared wool.
With eyes closed, I felt the heat of her body pressed against me, a bonfire consuming me with its flames.
My face was buried deep in her hair. It tickled my cheeks a little -- I think I even cracked a smile.
I found my way out of that eden of brown locks and discovered her lips -- oh, they tasted so sweet, like cold, raspberry tea on a hot afternoon.
And I just kept drinking, and drinking, knowing I had to come up for air sometime.
I broke away slowly, opening my eyes.
And there she was...
...Sally Field.
And yes, just to clear up any confusion, it wasn't her when she was
"Gidget":
"Gidget":
So there I was, looking right into her darling brown eyes, and before I could say anything, she took her hand and ran her fingers through my hair.
She didn't say a word.
Neither did I.
I was too stunned to realize this was all a dream, but damn if it didn't feel so good.
Our lips met again, and again, over and over, then...
Well, you get the picture. I think we might have even cuddled afterwards.
When I woke up, the funniest thing happened. I had left the TV on, and you know what the first thing I saw was?
A commercial for Boniva. And who's the Spokeswoman for it?
She must have entered my subconscious via the airwaves. God knows how many of those commercials I might have been listening to throughout the night!
And yet, do I regret this happened?
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