RE: What's everyone up to right now?
March 31, 2016 at 7:07 pm
Okay, now I'm more settled again I can say why I've been rather spotty logging in the last week. Basically, I met up with Shell last Thursday, among other things to get another set of her keys cut (to go with the set I've got). Later we were invited to tea at the home of one of her workmates and had a lovely homemade chicken curry. After that would be the time I normally come home. However, since the next day was Good Friday and hence no work, we both got invited to spend the weekend with her on-again-off-again ex, Dan. Since he and a few others have recently moved out of the Midlands and into static caravans (trailers) down South, this meant my staying over at Shell's and travellng doen together early the next day.
That's how I found myself on a five or six hour coach journey, 250 miles away in Newquay. I'd had zero opportunity to pack anything for the trip, and we were going to swing by the flat first so I could, but I realised we'd have no room for error on the deadline for making the coach; so my entire luggage consisted of what I was wearing when I set out. I was also low on funds, so she bought me a few changes of scanties, socks, Chinos ans a warmer long-sleeve top (I'd dressed for a mild Spring day, a T-shirt under a light jacket). Anyway, we had a good time down there, but almost no mobile coverage and vindictive wifi. I had some misgivings, on a personal level, as well. Shell brought the house down with her angelic karaoke singing, which I videoed and put on Facebook.
Then we got one hell of a blowjob from
Storm Katie. I'd checked out the weather before we left and seen there were severe weather warnings posted, but this was something else. There was wind, rain, lots and lots of mud, even hail at one point. I think I saw some sun, but I can't be sure. So that put the tin hat on coming back home on the Monday as we'd planned. Long story short, I finally crashed into bed about half twelve this morning.
At the age of five, Skagra decided emphatically that God did not exist. This revelation tends to make most people in the universe who have it react in one of two ways - with relief or with despair. Only Skagra responded to it by thinking, 'Wait a second. That means there's a situation vacant.'