Fofo Xuxu: Blog

A couple of my avid readers felt that I should anticipate posting the sequel tomorrow, on Sunday instead of Monday. Although Trailer Park Lessons II is a stand-alone story, the original Trailer Park Lessons I provides an integral backdrop and contains details not fully explained in the sequel. If you are so inclined, I recommend you read the original story.

The comings and goings of my downstairs neighbors inspired me to write “Trailer Park Lessons I.” Then, the other day, I witnessed a new development in the dynamics of my neighbors which became the basis of my sequel “Trailer Park Lessons II.”
I would argue that there is a fine line between perceptions and suspicions which can lead to fantasies as real as life itself.
Enjoy this titillating story and enjoy your Thanksgiving Day, or whatever holiday you may be celebrating where you live. I will be posting the story on Monday after everyone has recovered from the turkey, trimmings, and pumpkin pie.

Recently, scientists were again able to piece together evidence that Earth was once hit by an extreme solar storm that would devastate human civilization if it happened today, knocking out the power grid and destroying communications infrastructure, especially satellites. That's the original premise of "Where the Mountain Rises" until our main character discovers evidence that suggests otherwise. Before the lights go out around the world, you may want to read about how our hero and his family are able to survive and flourish in a post-apocalyptic world.

The initial premise of my story “Where the Mountain Rises” was based on what scientists are currently warning about, saying that a solar maximum will occur sometime by the end of this year or early 2024. Yet other sinister activities are currently occurring over our skies that suggest what in my story brought civilization to its knees after 2024. If you haven’t read it, you may want to seek the answers “where the mountain rises” and what we could expect.

I came across this article and was surprised how many of the stories here on SOL mirror what goes on out there in the real world. In this case, in the Chicago schools. Or, maybe the real world is living out the fantasies posted here on SOL. There is also stuff in the article that could serve as fodder for new stories. What do you think?
https://www.foxnews.com/us/chicago-schools-watchdog-finds-hundreds-employees-groomed-sexually-assaulted-students