in the back of a minivan. There are worse places.

i love my plugs. They stretch me out and with a skilled lover very much add to the fun as she tugs on my plug to make my bottom stretch and i honored them in a story i wrote. Wearing one when out turns my mind to sex and my pussy to goo. I love being plugged and introducing other women to the pleasures of plugging. Certainly the best way to introduce a partner to anal, well licking matters too.

i've done it actually, it's about a mindset of a character

That's a question i really can't answer. ±My stories are all different, and have different strengths. I'm not really sure how to answer that question.

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Sad sad day.

we are all host bodies now. Fortunately, i like girls. So goodbye to men for me.

Nothing like fresh coffee and a healthy breakfast full of tasty carbohydrates. Good to see you back at the bar James ! And the assortment is delicious. Time to get back to reading.

well, i had a couple days without power. and melting. Glad to have AC and a cool drink again. No coffee for a while. Nothing without ice

My story Oh Clodia was greatly influenced by the works of Steven Saylor, particularly his Rome sub Rosa (Rome under the nose, slang for on the sly) featuring the detective Gordianus the Finder and Cicero, Caesar, Claudia, Crassus, Sulla etc. Almost every Roman ever, exquisitely researched he takes you back to the late Roman Republic.

Where does the story really begin? I mean really, what is the event that trips it off? Backstory and detail you work into the telling but pick the spot when your character first realizes they must make a choice.

Not among straight men. Gay men, well i haven't seen very many naked for obvious reasons.

Not a chance in hell. My career would be ruined.

PMJ is very much on my this year Too-See list.

Yes, this is the story of a certain type of American. And what fuzzy doesn't tell you about this "hero" is that Heemeyer purchased a property without a sewage system and began dumping sewage, which is why he got in trouble with the city in the beginning, because he represents a peculiar kind of American, the kind who thinks that though he shares his society with others, he has no responsibility whatsoever to his neighbors. That though he has no learning, he knows better than everyone around him how the world should be, and that he is entitled to impose his will upon his neighbors by force if necessary. That really, his primary value is the hatred of anyone who might say or think otherwise.

This is why so many Americans feel the need to purchase guns like the AR-15 whose only actual purpose is the killing of other humans. Indeed the AR-15 began life as a possible military weapon for America's allies, and has become the weapon of choice for mass shooters, several of whom purchased it or it's brethren in the last week and used it to execute people for being children, for back pain or because they had more melanin in their skin.

Many Americans like to think we own nothing to the society that educated and nurtured us. It's feeds our egos and we love having our egos stroked. That, of course, is not unique to Americans. Adolph Hitler gained power by stroking German egos and claiming grievance after the defeat of Germany in the first world war. But we do like to think we are all on the wild prairie somewhere, making our way and how dare the government insist that we show respect for our neighbors. So yes, Heemeyer is peculiar sort of American who did everything he could to earn his fate.

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I have met many other people in other countries and after a beer or over a local meal the talk turns to what/ why "you Americans" are so different than the rest of the world ?

Here is but one Americanism. (local folk hero)

"I was always willing to be reasonable until I had to be unreasonable. Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things."

Marvin Heemeyer, June 4th 2004. Here is his "story" 18 years ago, a Colorado man took a stand against tyranny.

Sometimes you start something and not know where it's going to end up. And i don't want to add to a series for the sake of adding on. I want to add something if it really adds something. I know that people may want more, i get requests for that in comments. And there will be when i feel i have a story worth telling.

Hmmm, that would make for series of one night stands, because i wouldn't survive sex with her. How about musical? with lyrics.

People like Cicero and Julius Caesar are famed and the world of the late Roman Republic (when votes still counted, although a patrician's vote counted a lot more than a plebeian's). I created my story Oh Clodia with an idea of capturing the life among Roman patrician women and had an actual classics scholar look it over. As one of the commentors said, it's fun, bitchy and hot. I think you'll like it to so give me a read.

Okay, i am going to beat my own drum for a moment. I am very proud of my latest story. Oh Clodia which I set in the late Roman Republic. I spent a lot of time trying to make the portrait of patrician life accurate and also to make it fun, mixing in some real characters from history with real situations. It has humor, cattiness and some hot sex. Please give me a read.

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Hugs, my friends!

I've lost my voice yelling for my lost cat ... still no sign. Thank y'all for caring...

I talked to Bear, the former cave-dwellers are out, and he's waiting on call to move in. Woohoo! Then we can begin planning for pool party to properly open his pool

Good luck finding your baby. i know I'd be horrified if my kitty ran away. But if you go ouot, i bet she wants to find you as much as you want to find her.

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Oo, cool. Smutty classics is always fun. I did my undergrad in Classics and the late Republic through early Principate is a favorite era. And I think I know who Clodia might be, assuming she's a historical figure and not a fictional one.😉

Well, she is based on Claudia Metella, and my goal is to get the feel right. it is fiction after all as so far as i know Lesbia never had a lesbian affair. But she might have.

i had no idea they even existed.

By the way, i just finished my latest story. Oh Clodia which is set in the late Roman Republic and i think offers some insights into Rome.

He's attractive and while i like Star Wars, i think it' often so repetititive. McGregor's best role was as Renton in Trainspotting, a real exploration of addiction in Scotland.

oh I've seen and loved Wolf Alice, Siversun Pickups, Lucy Dacus, The Screaming Females, Damn the Witch Siren, Playing to Vapors, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, the Pretenders, the Numbers Band, Garbage, Iggy Pop and of course the Cleveland Orchestra (many times)

Followed by:

1. Ramones. hey, i wanna be sedated

2. The Dictators. Seriously, one of the first punk albums, and who doesn't love Handsome Dick Manitoba

3. Iggy Pop with and without the Stooges

4. B-52s, definitely way outside their mainstream when they appeared.

5. Public Image Limited Johnny Rotten with a much better band.

6. The Monks. Really, the first punk band ever. Look them up and date them.

Everything, Everywhere All at Once. It's simply a masterpiece of film making. Best new film i have seen since "Little Miss Sunshine" and it takes far more chances and pulls them off.