Life on the high plains of west Texas was a lonely existence in the 1850s. It was basically hot and dry and few people came by my place. Those that did had a naturally red tint to their skin and often had a gleeful interest in testing my mettle. However an unexpected discovery during a hunt for food changed all that - well, at least some of it!
A Story of the Friendly Traveler's Inn
Mike Webber had trouble dating, so he set out to visit the 'hook-up' motel his friend told him about and met Lois, who had even worse issues, and wasn't quite what she appeared to be -- or was she?
From boyhood to maturity, Bill Orton was a cautious but very successful man. Successful in every respect except his relationships with the women in his life. Would he ever find what he was looking for?
The Bronze Medal winner in the Dulcinea Memorial Festival. They say that the hotest fires burn the brightest, and burn out the quickest, leaving only wisps of smoke and an unsatisfied feeling of regret for time lost. True? I doubt it.
My wife challenged me to write a story about us and another couple. Gee, it takes alot to set up a barely believable scenario for a straight couple. It involved the obligatory pool swim and strip poker game, but getting there...that's the key.