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"I know. John and Kathy said the same thing. I am so happy I have a mom and dad that love me, I seem to be greedy and want a boyfriend too." Nathan went over to John and climbed into his lap. "I know it is not legal and all yet, but can I call you mom and dad?" "That would make us very happy. Son." We decided to leave at that moment and left the new family to their cuddle. *********** It did take us more than ten minutes to get home by road, so I guess it is not very direct at al
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Wilderness Survival Part 8 By: Jim Carter We sat at our campfire Jimmy in front of me with my arms wrapped around him. “I’m not sure I ever want to go home. I love being held like this, knowing you love me as much as I love you. Just you making me happy and me making you happy. It just seems so perfect.” “It is perfect and it doesn’t have to end when we go home, we just have to find time to be intimate.” “Yeah, I know, but with people around we have to rush and hurry it is lik
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He burst into tears and said. “They tried to kill me.” “Who tried to kill you? Why?” “They put me in the back of the Bronco and brought me to the woods. I could hear them talking; they were going to make it look like I was lost and fell down a cliff. When I heard them saying that, I surprised them when they opened the back door and ran off. They came after me, but not for long.” “Who would do such a terrible thing?” “My mom and step-dad. The people that were paying them to take pictu
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We dressed for dinner and went back down stairs. "Are you boys finally ready for dinner? We heard you 'thinking' and weren't sure you would be back down in time to eat or not." My mom teased "Well, sometimes thinking can get loud. I guess we should apologize, but we got a little carried away." "Yeah, and besides this guy is awesome and I know I shouldn't shout, but I couldn't help it." Jimmy was so embarrassed; I just tried to look innocent. Both sets of parents broke up laughing. "We w
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Wilderness Survival Part 5 By: Jim Carter We have three more days of school, well two and a half really and Wednesday will just be an assembly and making sure we get our lockers cleaned out. We will be dismissed before noon on Wednesday. As Jimmy and climb the steps together, we can see we are being watched by almost everyone. "Well, it looks like word has gotten around that the queers are coming, the queers are coming." "Yeah, I am glad this year is about over. Maybe we should have
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Wilderness Survival Part 4 By: Jim Carter "Thanks for warning me. Hey, that gives me an idea. I have to go by my house before we go to practice." We got ready and went to my house, towing our equipment. Both Jimmy and I are catchers and we have an equipment bag for our catching gear and a bat bag for bats and other stuff. We both used those luggage trolley things for our bags. If you ever had to carry both bags, you would know how important that little trolley is." Our parents were sur
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"I know, I felt the same way. I felt cheated or rushed or something. I am so glad we both wanted to stop until we could make our fist time special. It may happen tonight or it may not, we know we are completely in sync and when it does happen it will be the right time. Our love has to be stronger than our lust; neither of us can doubt that. Let's go get a shower." The shower was unbelievably sensual without any sexual activity other than kisses and caresses. As I washed him, he would be kissi
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I woke the next morning before the alarm clock started singing. I was rested, well I was rested from sleep; one part of my anatomy was far from at rest. Jimmy's was hard too and very big. We were facing each with our arms and legs wrapped around each other like lovers. I was afraid he would wake up and be freaked out. I know I should ease out of bed and get ready for practice, but this just felt too good to move. His head was on my chest and I thought I felt a small kiss on my chest, but when I
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Wilderness Survival Chapter 1 by JimCarter I just finished the last of my homework and sprawled across my bed. Only one more week of school and summer vacation is finally here. Just think, I am practically a high school freshman. I don't really know why I am so excited; my dad has all kinds of projects set out for me. My first and biggest is to clean and organize the garage. Why can't my dad ever find some fun project? As fourteen-year-old minds tend to do, my mind sorta fuzzed
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Friends become closer when they take a Wilderness Survival test.
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Shy in Shy Town by Jim Carter It is Sunday evening and my plane is landing in Chicago. I don't have to travel a lot for my job, but I traveled a lot with my ex-wife. In this case the two weeks in Chicago will probably do me good. I live in Houston and work for a major oil company. My field of expertise is Artificial Intelligence. Mostly refinery operations and pipeline leak detection are where I have the most experience, but it just so happens that I worked to fit AI into driver/truck sch
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Recently divorced man goes on a business trip to Chicago and tries his luck at his first gay club.
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Not Just Another Lonely Holiday by Jim Carter ---------------------------------------------------------------- It’s Thanksgiving and instead of being thankful for my health and the blessings I have been given, I am wallowing in self-pity and loneliness. I don’t want to be this way, but it seems to creep up on me most holidays. I am sitting here feeding the ducks at the small lake in the park. The park is usually a busy place but on holidays like today, it is almost deserted. People every
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Holidays can be very lonely times.
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Camp Fires and Chemistry Books by JimCarter This is getting to be such a boring place. Well, maybe more lonely than boring. I thought when I won the lottery that all my problems had been solved. I was living in Houston working for a major oil company when at twenty-three I managed to hit the lottery. I wanted the lump sum so that meant I only got half the amount of the winning. Then after Uncle Sam got his cut, I still had almost twenty-one million. I love horses and playing golf. I b
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Getting caught camping illegally isn't always a bad thing.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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This post has caused me to think a lot more than I thought it would or should. My first thought was that it is impossible to feel that emotion when you wrote the words and know what image you were attempting to implant into the reader's mind. Having said that, some people are just more emotional than others and therefore it can't be impossible. Jim
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I have enjoyed this post very much. I may be a terrible author because I never have a plan, outline or anything else. I just write what plops out of my head. I have gone back and read a few of my stories after I have forgotten what they were about and was surprised at how many grammer and spelling mistakes I made writing my stories. I always re-read my chapters, but tend to read what I mean, not what I wrote. I can see now that an editor would make all the difference in the world. Jim
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Thanks. I really like the beenie.
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Wow, I bow to the wise one. Thanks and continue to be young.
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I noticed you don't have me covered by much. Thanks for the welcome Glad to hear it. Thanks Thomas.
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I have to admit that I was confused about how this website worked and Ricky did a great job of helping me get started. I'm and old fart, so that might have contributed to my lack understanding. Ricky went out of his way to make me feel welcome. Thanks bud! Jim
