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Tim Thin watched the wind move as an inky wave through the midnight corn fields outside his bedroom window. The darkness was filled with the dry rasping of corn stock against corn stock, a cricket’s horse concerto. He sniffed at the air seeking a hint of where it came from, but all he detected was the aromas of farms; grain, dirt and fertilizer. Maybe, he imagined, the wind had originally blown out of the Sahara and caressed the face of the Sphinx or, perhaps it rose with the mist from the fe

I was inspired to submit this story by Sasha Distan's "Fear of Flying." This story is inspired by the some of the art work of my husband Chuck E. Bloom.

Thanks Cia! I plan on taking part in a lot things here.

Okay, I just wanted to put my two cents worth into this discussion and personally I think they apply to everyone, regardless of gender. 1. Don’t pay attention to lists of things you should or should not do. 2. Blaze your own trail. People that follow the rules rarely change the world. 3. Go barefoot as much as possible. 4. Wear comfortable shoes when you have to wear shoes. 5. Learn how to de-escalate a situation so you don’t have to kick someone in the groin or hit them over the head with a brick. 6. Carry a Leatherman tool, because you never know when you will need a pair of pliers or a bottle opener. 7. Don’t dress up for a first date, it creates a false impression. 8. Don’t take any shit and don’t give any either. 9. Walk, don’t drive. 10. Pay attention!

Greetings all. I have been a member of GA for a while, but I just recently started posting and I have a response to Prompt #231 https://www.gayauthors.org/forums/topic/36998-prompt-231-creative/#entry417022