SUMMER FUN... good times (Part 109g)
Now I haven't
mentioned anything about the pretty blonde girl that we’d seen back when
we went out to Seeg’s farm to get the motor. Darren had said he was
going to see what he could find out about her. It turned out she was a
distant relative of Seeg’s wife that until about a year ago she hadn’t
even known existed. She’d been born in Poland and after her parents died
someone had let Seeg and his family know. Seeg’s wife looked at the
situation as an opportunity to finally have a daughter and arranged for
her to come to America. When Darren had made his inquiry he was told, in
no uncertain terms, that she was ”undateable“. He did learn that she
went by the americanized name of Karen. At the track that night we all
made sure we got a good look at her even though she was ”untouchable“.
Sunday,
as we were getting dressed for the tennis that I’d agreed to
participate in, I asked Elle what she was going to wear. As I’ve
previously written, I noticed that when she wore a dress that it was
possible to get some really good views of her panties as opposed to when
she wore a skirt. I’d not passed this on to her and hoped that she’d
choose a dress for this occasion. She didn’t and chose the pleated skirt
with the multiple colors hidden in the pleats. It was still possible to
get a few peeks wearing it so I wasn’t too displeased. However, she
decided to wear a partial package (sanitary pad, cotton panties and a
sanitary panty with a plastic crotch) which didn’t make me happy. She
added a pair of ”frilly panties“ ( three rows of lace sewn across the
back and around the leg openings) to hide the sanitary panty. I knew I
was in no position to offer up my opinion so kept my mouth shut.
As
you’ve read (numerous times) of my disdain for tennis I won’t repeat it
again. I’d assumed (you know what’s coming) that we’d be going to the
tennis court at the place where we’d observed the fireworks but Elle
told me to head for her parents house to drop off the kids. On the way
she explained that we were going to be part of a group of people who her
friend, Suzanne, (her tennis playing teacher friend) had put together
at a new tennis facility. Before I had a chance to object she went on to
say that Suzanne had taken a Summer job as an ”Events Planner“ at a new
resort out East. I had a pretty good knowledge of what was going on in
the business world in our area and I knew nothing about a new resort.
When we arrived at the destination I could see three new tennis courts
next the parking lot of a well known restaurant. There were some cars
parked next to the fence and a group of people wearing white tennis
clothes. This had to be the place but I was wondering about the ”resort“
part of it.
Next to the restaurant was one of only
three motels in the township. It was, by far, the largest and nicest but
by no means could the facility be called a resort. I recognized Suzanne
and a few others and she waved us over and told us to register. Hearing
that I became more uncomfortable. She proceed to tell us that we would
be playing in a ”round robin“ tournament and that scores would be kept
and prizes awarded at the conclusion. Hearing that, I wanted to head for
home. It was explained that there would be five sets with four games in
each set. We would all have rotating partners, randomly drawn. I looked
at Elle and wanted to kill her.
Warming up, I could
see that there were some fairly good players. There were more women than
men and I prayed that I’d end up with a good one, regardless of gender.
I was concentrating on just getting balls hit to me back over the net
and really didn’t take the time to look at what the women looked like or
what they were wearing. My first partner was a man who let me know that
he was going to try and hit every ball that came on our side of the
net. He was very aggressive! Our opponents were two middle aged women
and my partner took no mercy on them at all, slamming the ball right at
them. It only took a few minutes for our set to be over and we won 4 to
0. Miraculously, I'd survived the first set. We were then told to report
our scores and to move on to find our new partners for the next set.
I
hoped that I’d have an equally aggressive partner. I’d calmed down a
bit and as I waited to start I looked around to see what type outfits
the women were wearing. I’d been so nervous in that first set that I’d
not even taken notice of what the two opponent females had been wearing.
I saw that a tall, 30 something, woman was headed in my direction and
as she approached I could see that her dress was exceptionally short.
When I say ”exceptionally“ I mean that the hem in front barely covered
the crotch of her panties. That definitely took away my nervousness.
I
was selected to serve first and as I put the ball in my hand to toss it
in the air I glanced up and saw my partner crouched over up by the net.
That wasn’t all I saw. In that position the back hem of her dress was
mid way between her butt cheeks and her waist. She wasn’t wearing
”frilly panties“ and thought that she might only be wearing one pair of
regular panties as I could clearly see the crotch line. I tossed the
ball, swung, and missed. I was dutifully embarrassed. Once I put the
ball in play it was obvious that the woman knew her way around a tennis
court. We lost on my serve but won the other three games. In looking
back on it now I wonder how as I kept looking at her panties butt almost
the whole time.
It looked something like this... only more.
To be continued...
3 comments:
That must have made the day a lot more enjoyable! ;^)
Curious why the Polish girl was off limits? Also thinking that the Polish populace in the area must have been substantial at the time.
All this time for me to find out why I enjoy tennis. The thin tops are always a nice touch also, with an unpadded bra.
BS... More about Karen to come.
The area was somewhere between around 20 to 25% Polish. In the town we were living in there were two Catholic churches... one was Polish.
OB... :-)
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