BILL CADY Word Count: 149,227 - At My Friend's Place

Bill Cady, The Early Years … by Bill Cady 331
I still can‟t remember how Donna and I met. I know she once had a dating
relationship with a guy named Don Pinkston. He was a friend of some degree of my
somewhat perverted cousin, Doug Thurston, the jerk who had an ongoing affair with his
own teenage daughter. Maybe that connection had something to do with it, but I still
can‟t be sure.
I was interested in Donna right away, however, primarily because she was pretty,
and had a thirty-nine and a half inch bust. Try telling any nineteen-year-old guy that‟s
not a reason to fall in love and he‟ll say you‟re full of shit. She eventually gravitated to
the nickname “TJ”, which stood for “Thunder Jugs”. To be truthful, I think she even
liked hearing it.
I know I loved exploring those puppies.
I made a number of trips back down south, always going to new towns, but I was
already building a rep among the fight promoters. That raised my price a little, but it was
still more for fun than anything else. I vowed to quit immediately as soon as I lost my
first fight. However, I was still undefeated when I decided to hang up my gloves and
shoes.
I‟ll try to tell you here about the few fights I can truly remember. So many other
things come back to me crystal clear about my past life, but that period of time in my life
was almost a blur.
I was first just dating TJ, then she had a pearl ring, sort of a “Promise Ring”, as I
was led to believe. Later I bought her a diamond, one I‟d most likely be far too ashamed
to offer a woman at this time in my life, although the possibility of that happening is
somewhere between slim and none.
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