When I meet a writer, a published children’s author that I adore, an adult fiction writer I get to know personally, or even a Presidential Inaugural Poet I have the privilege of communicating with, I hide behind my facade as a teacher. On paper, I speak out on behalf of my students. I share their … Continue reading Good Grief
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The Flying O: Creating Reality From Fiction
He rises from his knees slowly sliding his hands up, along the back of my legs and my satin skirt falls like a draped curtain, falling down, covering the space where his head had just lingered. Lightly skimming the sensitive skin behind my knees, his fingers continue sliding upwards, up my legs. Grazing up to … Continue reading The Flying O: Creating Reality From Fiction
On Your Way to Making Love Accessible Another Sexy Tip…
It's been such a trip to hear from some of you and how it's worked out to follow the 20/20/...rule. Let's give ourselves a break and be OK with the fact that by the time we are getting to the final 20 in the three twenties, it's not lasting THAT long. Questions? Just see tip … Continue reading On Your Way to Making Love Accessible Another Sexy Tip…
Making Love, Intimacy and Sex Accessible: Tips Tried and True
You know what you can't find anywhere? Intimacy advice for people with physical disabilities and their partners. I am not looking for anything crazy here! I just need a little help from someone out there. I have a husband with physical weakness from Myotonic Dystrophy. He's still walking. He can still "get it up" for … Continue reading Making Love, Intimacy and Sex Accessible: Tips Tried and True
Hardened
So...I've got this little issue that began a few years ago with a series of three (well four) books that opened the door to what they would then label mommy porn. It was just the beginning for me of a new era of reading. I was so bored with books, even more bored with … Continue reading Hardened
Unhidden Identity
You know...I think I've figured out what's keeping me from sitting down and writing here every day. It's that it's this whole pen name. It's the separation from my "real" life. Funny thing though, this IS the real part. The regular me? Not so much. I'm a teacher and I happen to have some internet … Continue reading Unhidden Identity
Crushing at Twenty
My husband and I were married at 20. I had returned from a semester abroad, knew there wasn't anyone else or anywhere to go but up, and I was ready to transfer to my four year university. College life is cheaper when married. Take married student housing for one, and student loans for those of … Continue reading Crushing at Twenty
