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Three diver girls converge on the helpless MissMolly and prepare her for a blowkiss rescue. First, they remove and discard her useless mouthpiece and hose. Then they pull off her skirt, so her belly will be free to expand, and pull the straps of her swimsuit down off her shoulders so as to free her breasts so they too will be able to fill up with air. Meanwhile, another girl heads for the surface to retrieve a breath of air to blowkiss into MissMolly's mouth.   

Hi, Space Cadettes! Spacegirl Molly here with another safety tip!

Loss of cabin pressure during lift-off is one of the hazards of space flight. That's why you should always remember to fully inflate your flight suit before blasting off- because when blown up to full pressure, it will contain enough air for you to breathe normally for at least three minutes in the event  of an emergency like a blown canopy seal or an oxygen system malfunction. In addition, it will comfortably cushion you against the shock of main booster ignition and first stage separation. 

Jim set MissMolly up with one of the girls from the ballooning team and the two of them went shopping. MissMolly found a ballooning costume that was very elastic indeed and went back to Bunny Debbie for another go (her recovery from the previous popping event remains unexplained at present, you'll just have to bear with me for the time being). 

Did you know that the same features that make FEM-AIR maternity swimwear the choice of expectant mothers across the nation make them ideally suited to the special needs of  ballooning enthusiasts? In this demonstration,  we’re going to  bring Miss Molly out on stage in her favorite FEM-AIR one-piece swimdress and blowkiss her with balloon gas to show you all how the FEM-AIR suit adapts to your changing body while providing full coverage, firm yet gentle support, and the shaping power needed to keep you looking your best no matter what your size!