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Everything posted by kbois
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Thanks rick! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Thank you... and thanks for reading!
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A little glimpse into Hell. Or is it?
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That would be my house if my husband got hold of those two things!😅 As it is I feel a little like Rambo, armed with fly killer, rolled up magazine, Febreeze, lavender oil and a new fangled hanging fly trap that I baited with Agave nectar.
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It was frizzy perm AND a case of Aquanet a week.
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It was frizzy perm AND a case of Aquanet a week.
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It's the dogs that make it a good story! 🤣
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They can't deliver tonight. I have a feeling they'll be gone tomorrow. I left the outer lanai door open. Hopefully they'll get the hint. I also found instructions to make your own which I'm going to bookmark. I've discovered that Febreeze fabric spray sends them right to the ground. If one flies near.... a couple well timed sprays drops them to the floor. Then....SMACK!! Aw hell... I'm just gonna make a run to Home Depot for some stuff to kill them...
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Ugh....either my house is going to be destroyed or we're going to be overrun by flies. For whatever reason there seems to be a fly infestation on our lanai. We started seeing flies in the house mid-afternoon. Pretty sure they came in thru the dog door, which now has the guard on it. During supper we noticed at least 3 or 4 flying around. When I got back from taking my son to work the floor was littered with fly corpses. My husband had been busy killing them, hence the possible house destruction. We don't have a fly swatter so he smacks them with his hand. I'm picturing broken glass at some point. The dogs are scared because the smacking noise startles them. Zeke tries to catch them.... no success. Hubby read that hairspray makes it harder for them to fly. I just emptied half a can all over the inside of the house and in the two corners of the lanai where they were congregating on the screen. Lavender is supposed to repel them so I got a spray bottle and filled it with water and a liberal dose of lavender oil and sprayed around the doors inside and out. It seems to help. I feel like I'm stuck in a horror movie. 🪰☠ At least the house smells nice!
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I truly love all the conspiracy theories surrounding the nefarious Dr. Greene. It's fun to see how many of you are way off base and how many are brushing up against the truth. One of the perks of being the author..... if y'all get too close, I can always edit!!🤭 As far as Kyle's parents. They went through a legitimate agency. They wound up with an illegitimate adoption. Keep in mind this was the 80s.... I spent every one of my teenage years in this decade. (Yay...big hair!) My parents were smart people, my mom was a teacher, my dad had his own business. They were effing clueless when it came to recognizing underhanded tactics. They were raised to trust doctors. If the doctor told you to give your baby a teaspoon of whiskey to quiet it down.... you did it. No one questioned medical professionals back then. Also 24 hour access to news was just starting. Social media and Google didn't exist. Exposure to these types of heinous crimes was limited to the evening news with Peter Jennings, Dan Rather or David Brinkley and whatever was printed in your local paper. The disappearance of three girls in Northern Connecticut might not have made into the news in Southern Connecticut. That's just how it was. Kyle's parents were uneasy with the whole thing and then when they were threatened... they caved. I really don't think they knew anything immoral was going on. Plain and simple. Humans are fallible. Mistakes are made every day and this one was a doozy for them.
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Gut feelings should probably not be ignored. Just sayin'. I think Rosie loves Bruce!
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To all the Dads and father figures!
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That's a tough one. I'd be torn too. I'd say give it a little bit of time and if you still feel that you're leaning toward finding them then go for it.
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I love this idea! Thanks molly.
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You should be unsettled.... be wary of unexpected shoes dropping.
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I neither confirm nor deny any involvement by said lawyer. Adoption makes a parent a parent just as much as contributing DNA and giving birth to does. And yes... there are so many people out there who should never be allowed to procreate. Developments are coming...
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This was the late 80s. Political scandals were the norm. Kyle's parents were naive and easily duped. Did they make a huge mistake? Yes, and I'm sure the guilt weighs heavy on them. They've paid a huge price emotionally and mentally. Unfortunately, they did look the other way and enabled the evil doctor to continue his nefarious transactions. But yes, they did, and still do love their kids with all their hearts.
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First... trouser snake? Bwaaaahahaha! I may need to steal that one! Second.. no one knows how often 'regular' visits were. Could be once a month.... could be once a year. He's been locked up over 20 years. But yeah, he is probably skeevy. Third....The parole hearing is going to be stressful. Last...... yes 96% can be rounded up 🤭
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They've at least started the healing process. Lies take a while to get over, especially when it's someone close to you doing the lying.
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I'm sure there's a reason he did things that way, but so far he's not talking. Who knows what goes on in that psychopath's head? Maybe he didn't expect two at once? Maybe he was trying to cover his tracks with an extra layer of lies? Maybe he didn't have any other sets of parents lined up? Only time will tell....
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Kyle was quiet as he got ready for work. The tiredness that had seeped into his bones over the past few days was still there, but was manageable. Megan was sound asleep in his guest room and he didn’t want to wake her. They stayed up until nearly midnight. The conversation had probably been the most meaningful that they had ever had. He and Megan had always been close, but the past few years had been busy for both of them and their time together was usually spent with their parents. It had been
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