| 2016-05-05 05:04:57 |
THE SISTER-IN-LAW_(1)
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AUTHOR HERE: I don't usually write to order, but just let the story grow naturally. In this case, I wanted to write a tear-jerker. I like the result and many of you seem to also. Life is good! |
| 2016-05-05 05:16:16 |
PROM SURPRISE_(0)
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AUTHOR HERE: Thank you for your interest. This excerpt is from my novel, the first lengthy thing I ever wrote. I always hated having to put in the connections to the speaker, so decided to try out doing it in somewhat of a screen play mode. Your objections are duly noted and probably very appropriate with the format that I had foisted on me by this site in my first posting of this story. But, I think if you check out the reposting that hopefully will come up soon, you will see that this format works better when it is fine tuned. |
| 2016-05-05 17:33:09 |
CHINA DOLL_(2)
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To Korean reader: I would rather call you friend. That is acceptable in almost every language. :-) |
| 2016-05-05 17:55:06 |
THE SISTER-IN-LAW_(1)
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TO LOVING HUSBAND AND WIFE: What a lovely history you two have. It is people like you that inspired this story. Those who love and are concerned about their mate's needs as well as their own. May you two have many more happy years to come. And isn't it wonderful that E.D. has little effect on the enjoyment of a B.J? Or Daty! |
| 2016-05-05 18:03:55 |
PROM SURPRISE_(0)
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TO RETIRED ARMY NCO: i I appreciate your encouraging comments and adult level criticisms. I can identify with your status. I am 72 and have never used any illicit drugs. I also don't drink. But, I do have experience with a young lovely lady who has been drug dependent. It is hard to watch, but better to try to comfort her with my love, than completely abandon her to her nightmares. I do keep myself safe in the process, though. |