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 [mad brilliant (americanrage)] FIC: The Thin Yellow Line - Transition - The Middle of Nowhere: Ryan reached his arm around the other man and ran his hand down the bare skin bringing them as close together as possible, before moving his mouth along Greg’s jaw to his ear. His towel slipped to the floor as Greg pressed himself against Ryan, his growing hardness pressing against the other’s. Ryan felt him shiver as he let a hot breath out against the other’s ear. He pulled Greg’s earlobe into his mouth with his tongue and bit down gently.

[The Continuation of the Paranormal Kid] Random Memories... Bright sunny day, Katy and I w...: hysterically: the driver heard me and flipped us off. We laughed until we cried! * During the school year... foot plus corn on either side of us. We often use the cornfield to hide from passing vehicles, but we are not yet on the road. Katy runs into the cornfield, we all stop and wait. She's giggling madly

[Their lives &mine!] Nishit! Love, I’m hoping you would read this let...: The lights on the signal ahead were changing to red. I thought about running them for as long as it took me to yawn and my foot to ease down on the brake. There were no cars coming either way, so I let the lights run through their cycle again while I groped around on the backseat for the pockets of my shirt for the cigarette.

[{Bittersweet Symphony}] The Low Down In Down Under: only and nothing like Orchard Road. On the way, we look out our bus and we see very nice picturesque...] We paid AUD5 each to ride this carriage. I asked, "can I sit up with you?" and the driver said... learnt a lot. About the horse and the driver. The driver's name is Bill and he's being doing this for 9

LIFE ON THE ROAD: We were supposed to do our event outside at a festival. Since the forecast called for rain, we decided to move it indoors all three nights. However, yesterday and today, we have not had a drop of rain until now. We wanted rain so that the people who set up everything outside wouldn't feel slighted and that students would choose our event over the festival.

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On The Bright Side...: ... of the post about health insurance over at the Emerald Bay Photo blog.] ... the NWIHAYGTIPM-driver seems to be taking the foot entirely off the ...

  Road Blog: They backed me superbly on my set and then ended the night triumphantly as they hammered the sold out crowd with their own great set...bringing me back up for a few raucous encores. Ahhh total bliss...made even better by a brief spotting of the guys who towed my freak bike earlier in the week.

cvillenews.com » Blog Archive » Foot of Snow Blankets C’ville: I lived on 122nd Street in Manhattan for a year while attending Columbia, and was there during a major dump of snow. I spent some time at an intersection with another guy, helping push people driving south out of Harlem who couldn’t negotiate the rise there. It was great fun, everyone was real appreciative, thumbs up, etc.–except for one guy, a classic gold-chain and furs dude in a pink Cadillac, who just looked straight ahead as we pushed him back to where he could get traction, not letting the expression on his face change a millimeter. No way he was going to acknowledge the services of a couple of peons.

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