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March 4, 5:30 Spaghetti Supper, 6:00 program featuring:
Dr. Ossama Bahloul, Imam, The Islamic Center, Murfreesboro, TN
Reservations are needed for Nursery and/or Dinner (256) 5
33-2455. Call by Tuesday, 2/24.
No reservations required for program.
Madison County is hosting their 2015 Legislative Forum on Monday, February 23rd, from 7-9 p.m. and we need YOU to show up and speak out for our Arise 2015 priorities!
Will you join us before the Forum from 4-5 p.m. at Church of the Nativity to review our 2015 issues and plan comments for the public forum?
Click here for more details and to RSVP.
Even if you can't make our preview meeting, we hope you will join the forum when you are able, talk to our elected officials and speak out for policies to help low-income people in Madison County.
And if you can't make it in person, tune in to "WEUP Talk" (1700 AM in Huntsville, weupam.com anywhere) today at 5 p.m. to hear her there!
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Under the auspices of Saint Thomas Episcopal, Abrahamic Prayers are held as part of an interfaith worship service from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first Thursday of most months. Beginning October 2, 2014, Abrahamic Prayers have initiated a year-long discourse on the Bhagavad Gita, a Hindu scripture. There are two special sessions planned on February 5 and March 5, 2015 cosponsored by the Interfaith Mission Service and the Institute of Spiritual Healing.
The February Session: The Hindu View of Creation; the Hindu gods; Chapters 4-6 of the Bhagavad Gita; and Aarti – the Hindu worship service.
The March Session: The Fundamentals of Hinduism; Misconceptions about the Hindu faith; Chapters 7-9 of the Bhagavad Gita; and Aarti
A special Interfaith Worship Service cosponsored by Saint Thomas Episcopal, Interfaith Mission Service and Institute of Spiritual Healing at Laj Utreja's residence (122 Foxhound Drive, Madison, AL 35758)
On February 5, 2015; at 7 pm – 9 pm
Seating is limited, so please register at the IMS Website: www.interfaithmissionservice.org
Directions to Laj Utreja's residence: (please call Laj at 256-604-6927, if you get lost)
From 565 West to Decatur – Right on Wall Triana Hwy: Left on Browns Ferry Road; Right on Balch Road; Take right to enter Foxfield Subdivision; Go around the roundabout; Take right on Foxhound Drive.
From 72 West to Athens – Left on Balch Road; Take left to enter Foxfield Subdivision; Go around the roundabout; Take right on Foxhound Drive.
A special Interfaith Worship Service
Under the auspices of Saint Thomas Episcopal, Abrahamic Prayers are held as part of an interfaith worship service from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first Thursday of most months. Beginning October 2, 2014, Abrahamic Prayers have initiated a yearlong discourse on the Bhagavad Gita, a Hindu scripture. There are two special sessions planned on February 5 and March 5, 2015 cosponsored by the Interfaith Mission Service and the Institute of Spiritual Healing. …. click here for more information and registration
The Big Picture – One Huntsville Diversity Dinner
5:00 – 7:00 – Huntsville Madison County Public Library
The BIG Picture' is a comprehensive planning process for the City of Huntsville. Comprehensive plans are typically policy documents that express a community vision for growth and delineate a path for achieving that vision. Considerations run the gamut, including land use, transportation, parks and recreation, infrastructure, workforce development, education, quality of life initiatives, and economic development/diversification. A key component in a comprehensive planning effort is community outreach, and the BIG Picture seeks to be as broad and deep as possible in engaging the community.
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3. Watch recent community program – Click here to view the Community Interfaith Service from the Exploring Faith Intersections Conference.
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Alabama Arise
Come and learn about the remarkable and expanding work of Alabama Arise as it creates possibilities and structures for cooperative and collaborative work across the State – and increasingly in our area. Arise organizer Robyn Hyden will lead a discussion of the Arise issue priorities and how individuals, community groups, and congregations can choose to advocate for justice in any of a variety of ways – by supporting expanse of Medicaid, boosting education funding, un-taxing groceries, reform high-cost lending, and/or supporting affordable housing.
5:00 – 5:45 p.m. – Dinner and informal table discussion
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5:45 – "Unity in our Community" – Fresh updates on Community Life
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Marie-Laure lives with her father in Paris near the Museum of Natural History, where he works as the master of its thousands of locks. When she is six, Marie-Laure goes blind and her father builds a perfect miniature of their neighborhood so she can memorize it by touch and navigate her way home. When she is 12, the Nazis occupy Paris and father and daughter flee to the walled citadel of Saint-Malo, where Marie-Laure's reclusive great-uncle lives in a tall house by the sea. With them they carry what might be the museum's most valuable and dangerous jewel.
In a mining town in Germany, the orphan Werner grows up with his younger sister, enchanted by a crude radio they find. Werner becomes an expert at building and fixing these crucial new instruments, a talent that wins him a place at a brutal academy for Hitler Youth, then a special assignment to track the resistance. More and more aware of the human cost of his intelligence, Werner travels through the heart of the war and, finally, into Saint-Malo, where his story and Marie-Laure's converge.
©2014 Anthony Doerr (P)2014 Simon & Schuster Audio
"Be prepared to love the characters."
A wonderful story of young people caught in the net of the Nazis in WWII. In this book Anthony Doerr shows the tragedy from both inside the Nazi party, and on the life of a blind young French woman. A classic story about doing the right thing, at the risk of your own life. I loved the book.
Say something about yourself!
"Time well spent"
As someone who is legally blind, I loved reading how Doer brought to life the world of a young blind girl. That is the thing that initially caught my attention when I heard the NY Times review of this novel.
Oh, I just adore the character of Etienne, the uncle who must decide whether to sink into the PTSD he incurred during The Great War--or whether to help his blind niece during WWII. His character is so intricate, so damaged, and so lovely. I really cherish the relationship he develops with Marie Luare (not sure If I'm spelling that right, because I can't see how the author spells it).
Friendship across enemy lines.
The NY Times made a comment that Anthony Doer could be a literary writer. I already considered him so, and partly listened to this book to prove the Times wrong. Happy to say, I believe fervently that this is a very strong literary foray. I don't know what other category I'd put it in. Very strong story, strong writing, and good characters who develop and learn.
"A remarkable listening experience"
What a wonderfully well written story, and a fine narrator. I find it refreshing when the narration is done simply, without changing the voice significantly for different characters. For me, this is much less distracting than a male making his voice light and high for female characters, and vice versa for a woman narrator. What a pleasure this book was, in every way. I will probably listen to it again some day.
I am a young dog who finds literature fascinating. Both my mother and father are English teachers, so being a reader was inevitable.
"Completely absorbing!"
This novel helps the reader understand what it was like to be trapped in the machinations of World War II. Because the two protagonists are children in 1934, they are not able to escape the coming war. The girl is French, while the boy is German. Each are rendered even more powerless by inescapable circumstances: Marie-Laure is blind, while Werner is an orphan. Doerr plunges the reader into their experience of the war through precisely described vignettes--fragments of their experience that resonate powerfully.
The two characters eventually meet, and these scenes are haunting.
If you are a reader who enjoyed the poetic, humanism of The English Patient or the masterful point-of-view of Code Name Verity or the intense personal quality of All Quiet in the Western Front, you will love this book.
The story is absolutely riveting in itself, but the way the writer parses his words creates a spareness that matches the emotional trauma the two characters stoically endure.
Fast approaching retirement as a life long oncology nurse. I love family more than anything. I enjoy reading (audio only), movies, travels, paper crafting, photography, gardening and just being alive.
"Afraid to Write a "Less-Than-Positive" Review"
I'm embarrassed and a little afraid to admit I was not a big fan of this book. One reviewer said that if you didn't like it, then you must be jealous of the author. Trust me. I am not jealous. I just have another opinion.
I thought this was a beautiful story. The characters were all well developed and I really got to know them. I loved that the author chose to write about teenagers and that one of the main characters was blind actually enhanced the book for me. The unbelievable horror of war and how it effects everyone was very well portrayed.
I have listened to many books that are not linear and usually enjoyed them. This book jumps back and forth in time, place and character over and over again. The narrator doesn't change his voice for the characters, so in the moment it took me to figure out where "we" were now, I would miss something. I do think this probably works better in written format.
However, the part I didn't like is what most people love and will probably make it win many awards. I found the book too descriptive and too poetic. Like another reviewer said, there were just too many metaphors. I got lost in the sugary details. I didn't enjoy the scientific detail, either. I don't care how many teeth a snail has. For me, it just got in the way. I can't wait until my daughter finishes reading it so I can get her opinion. Plus, even though I listened to the ending twice, I still am not sure what happened to the "stone".
"Deeply human"
When I started listening to this story, I realized it was the wrong novel for me at this particular time. I needed something lighter. I kept telling myself I'd stop listening and go back to it at another time...but the writing kept me hooked. Something was going on here that went beyond the two children whose day-to-day lives Doerr was describing.
I am so glad I kept listening. The story builds and builds. The two children's lives connect in magical ways...and towards the last third of the novel, you find yourself holding your breath.
I don't want to give anything away. Does it have a happy ending? Does it have a sad ending? You'll have to listen for yourselves. I highly recommend the experience. It couldn't be more real, or human.
Can't wait for Mr. Doerr's next novel.
"Worth all the (5) Star reviews"
Not better, but equally beautiful. I alternated reading and listening. The narrator did a good job without overacting. The story is also very suspenseful.
I would compare it ( loosely) to "Beautiful Ruins".
It's a long book and not one to rush through. The chapters are short, the narratives moves between time periods and characters, and it is book that requires attention to see how even small events connect and build toward a larger picture.
In spite of the length, I was sad to finish the story and say goodbye to the characters.
"Intensely moving, complex, completely absorbing"
I'm finding it hard to put into words how fine and beautiful this novel is. Anthony Doerr has created a stunning book, full of exquisite writing and beautifully-drawn characters. The plot is intricately woven, with several strands that are developed independently, then gradually wind around each other. The book moves forward and backwards in time, always focused on and progressing steadily toward the climax. It is one of the best novels I've read about World War II, and possibly the most moving.
The author writes so comprehensively, with such delicacy and finesse; he creates such vivid circumstances and settings that he doesn't need to tell us how his characters feel. He lays the framework: we know the characters, we experience their lives with them, and therefore we know how they feel. It is deeply affecting.
This, like much of the fiction written about World War II, focuses on the suffering and misery of the Jewish people, France, Russia, etc., but here a major theme is also what the Nazis did to themselves and to the German people. They systematically made themselves and their people into monsters, and this is shown in heartbreaking detail. As difficult as that is, the author balances it with humanity, courage, and love. It's not a depressing book, not in the least, but it's not an easy feel-good read; there is a great deal of complexity here.
The narration is beautifully done by Zach Appelman, who seems to be quite new to audiobooks. His delivery has just the right amount of feeling. He doesn't over-emote or over-dramatize the material. He mispronounces a few words, but other than that, the narration is flawless.
It's a wonderful, engaging, utterly absorbing, highly moving listen. I'll be thinking about this one for a long time.
"A Beautiful Story Narrated with Tenderness"
What a beautiful story! One of my favorite authors, Kate Morton, recommended this novel on Facebook, which was good enough reason for me to check it out. I used one of my precious Audible.com credits to purchase the audiobook version narrated by Zach Appelman.
This is one of those books that you just hate to have end, though you know it must. And when you've read those final words on that last page, there's that sense of loss. And the feeling that you don't want to forget these characters, the things they endured, the places they inhabited.
The writing is exquisite; marvelous use of language. The narrative switches back-and-forth in time throughout, and at times I wished it was simply told in a linear progression. I doubt I would have lost interest if the author had opted to simply tell it that way, but these days it seems every-other novel I read is told in this way. So, I'm learned to adapt.
Zach Appelman tells the story with tenderness and a reverence for the characters, for their plight. Very well done.
Avid audible listener for over 10 years.
"Really tough to follow as an audiobook"
This was a rather good book. I loved the story. It was well written. But it is one of those books that is really tough to follow as an audiobook. There are two major storylines that jump back and forth and then forward and backward in time in a single chapter. If you don't pay attention you will be lost quite quickly.
The book is good and does not end as you would expect. Read this, don't listen.
There are no listener reviews for this title yet.

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Collect! - A paper Boy's Dream
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Fantasy, Coercion, Cum Swallowing, Erotica, Female Domination, Male / Older Female
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Gender: N/A Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Tue 4th of January 2005
The Good Teacher- A Paperboys Dream
It was a rainy, Friday night. I was a thirteen year old paper boy, out collecting from
my customers. On my paper route were two brick buildings of apartments. I was
looking forward to them just to get out of the rain. The long halls both up and down
stairs were lit by a single naked bulb. Very few of the people were home when I
knocked on their doors.
In the second building I had three customers. The first, upstairs wasn't home. The
second was and he was grumpy as I waited for him to scrape up the forty-five cents
for the weeks paper. He growled at my 'Thank you' and closed the door. I walked
reluctantly to the last customer at the end of the downstairs hall. I knocked and
waited. The click of high heels came toward the door and the lock clicked. The door
opened and she looked at me a moment.
"Collect for the paper, Mrs. Bell?" I asked
"Oh, uh sure. Just a second," she stuttered. She turned from the door and then turned back.
"You're soaked. Would you like to come in and dry out a little," she asked. Her eyes
were bright and she motioned me into the apartment.
I stared a moment. I knew that she was a school teacher. Not at my school but one
across town. She was still dressed in the skirt and blouse that she had worn to school
that day and the high heels. In retrospect, she must have just gotten home.
Warm, welcome odors wafted from the apartment and I looked at her full womanly
figure. I wasn't sure but she smiled and her brown eyes seemed inviting.
"Yes, Ma'am. I guess so," I stammered.
She closed the door behind me and pointed to a chair in the small, crowded living
room. I glanced around at the lived in room and felt immediately comfortable.
"I was making hot chocolate. Would you like some?" she asked.
I stared up at her for a second. Her breasts seemed like pyramids form below. Sharp
pointed, white encased pyramids. Her blouse clung to her body like it was wet.
"Um, Uh, yes, Ma'am," I croaked.
She smiled and turned out of the room. I could hear the soft sounds form the kitchen
as she did things. Soon she returned and handed me a hot mug of steaming hot
chocolate. Her red full lips smiled softly as she sat down on the sofa across from me.
She sipped her chocolate and looked at me. I sipped mine and looked at her. Slowly,
I became aware that I could see up her skirt. I burned my tongue.
She was wearing a tight, dark blue wool skirt. Her knees were a few inches apart and
what I could see was faint but visible. Her bare thighs above her stockings were
white and touching together. Just above them I could make out a small white
triangle. I decided I had better stop staring. I glanced up and found her watching me.
Her lips were curved in a peculiar smile. I looked away to the window.
The shade's were down on both of the windows but I could see shadows from the
street light on the corner. Lightening flashed in the distance and I could hear the rain
on the glass.
"Sounds like it might rain all night." She spoke finally, her voice soft and distant
"Yeah, uh, yes, Ma'am." I looked back to her face. I was having trouble keeping my
eyes above her chin.
"Do you have very much collecting to do tonight?" She licked her red lips and sipped her
"No, Ma'am. The apartments are at the end of the route," I lied. I didn't even know
why I did. She glanced at the window and I looked down. Her knees were further apart. Her thighs weren't touching and the small white triangle had become a white band between them. I swallowed hard and felt heat risein my crotch. Her legs opened a little more. I could see the sheen of the nylon panties. I looked up quickly. She was still looking at the window.
"What grade are you in, Jeff?" She turned to look at me.
"The. . ." I had lost my voice! "The eighth!" I blurted.
"You're thirteen, then?"
Yes, Ma'am. Two months ago."
She seemed pleased with the answer. She rose, taking he cup. "I think I want some more hot chocolate. How about you?"
"Yes, Ma'm, please," I replied, eagerly, handing her my cup. I watched her wool encased hips as she walked to the kitchen door and disappeared. I pushed at the bulge of my cock in the front of my jeans. It felt like it was swollen to full size. I was no stranger to it being hard. It got that way often enough. And sometimes at the wrong time. I wasn't sure this was the right time.
She sat her cup on the end table and bent down to set mine on the coffee table at my
knees. I didn't remember the top two buttons on her blouse being open. I could see
the valley between her large breasts and even an edge of her white bra. My cock
jerked and I almost gasped.
"There you are," she said, dropping slowly onto the sofa.
I lifted the cup and sipped slowly. My tongue was already burned enough. The
chocolate had a faintly sharp after taste. I didn't remember that in the first cup.
"Do you like my special recipe for hot chocolate?" she asked.
"Yes, Ma'm. Its very good." Warmth was spreading down my throat and into my
"Do you have a girl friend, Jeff?"
"Uh, well, um. . . No, Ma'am." I could feel the blush sweep over me.
"Tell you what, Jeff. Why don't you drop the 'Ma'am' and just call me Grace." She
leaned forward as she spoke. The flesh hills in the 'V' of her blouse looked like they
would jump out any second.
"Yes, uh, okay, Grace." It was hard to say her name. It was hard to talk.
"Fine." She leaned back with a smile and crossed her legs. Her skirt had ridden up
until I could see the underside of the crossed leg all the way to the top of her
Another sip or two of the chocolate and I was feeling very warm and strange. It was
good and made me feel good. I wasn't sure if I should be feeling that way.
"That chocolate tastes great but I feel a little weird," I said.
"Bad?" she asked, watching me. She uncrossed her legs and turned toward me, knees
"No, not bad. Warm and funny." My eyes dropped to her knees and they were wide
apart. The room light filled all the shadows and I could see her thighs and stockings
and the crotch of her panties. I saw a dark, wet looking spot on the nylon. I
wondered if she had wet her pants.
Things were getting a little fuzzy. I looked up at her face she had a strange look in
her eyes. I could see a little perspiration on her upper lip. I bit my lower lip. It was a
little numb.
"Did my chocolate cause that?" She was looking at my lap.
The front of my jeans was one big bulge.
"Uh, No!" I stammered, twisting and turning trying to make the bulge smaller.
"Then what did?" She was leaning toward me, her eyes fixed on the bulge. Her
tongue licked her full red lips and her nostrils seemed to flare. The way she stared at
it made it worse. My cock started to throb.
"I . . . I don't know," I lied. "It just does that sometimes."
I was about to panic. I set my cup in the saucer on the table and started gathering my
route book and raincoat.
"I guess I had better go," I stammered.
"Oh, don't go just yet, Jeff," she said softly. Her slender fingers curled softly around
my wrist. It was like electricity flowing from her hand. "I'm sorry if I embarrassed
I laid my book and coat aside, slowly. My ears were buzzing and I looked down into
the valley of her breasts. Maybe just a few minutes more.
"What time is it?" I croaked.
She looked at the clock on the shelf behind me. "7:20."
"Well, I guess I can stay a little while," I relented.
"Good! It's nice to have someone to talk to." She relaxed a little but let her fingers on
my arm.
"Move over here on the sofa. I like to be close to someone when we talk," she
I was reluctant to move because I would lose the vantage point I had for sneaking
peaks under her skirt. She tugged gently and I rose and moved around the coffee
table, crouched over. My cock was still a bulge and I was trying to hide it.
Her perfume filled my nostrils as I sat down on the end of the sofa. She tugged at my
"No, down here, closer," she demanded.
I slid across to her. She was still holding my wrist. Nonchalantly, she sat my palm on
her stocking covered knee and covered it with her hand.
"Now, isn't that better?" Her eyes had that strange look again.
I nodded and reached for my cup. Turning it up I emptied it. It burned faintly as it
went down.
"Empty?" she asked.
"Yeah, but that's enough for now."
"Here have a sip of mine." She held the cup to my lips. The red print of her lips
touched mine and I sipped the chocolate. It burned much stronger than mine had. I
almost coughed. She took it away and turned the same place to her lips and watched
me over the rim as she emptied the cup.
I was very conscious of my hand on her knee. I was also conscious of the aching
throb in my pants. Her eyes were fixed on mine.
"Your hand is so warm," she said softly. "Is that as warm as your hand?" She pointed
to the bulge in my jeans.
Before I could find my stricken voice, she ask, "Does it hurt?"
"Uh, no!" I squeaked. Her hand was moving mine slowly back and forth on her knee.
My thumb curled the hem of her skirt with each stroke.
"What do you do when it gets like that?" She was staring at my bulge. Her breathing
was getting raspy. She licked her lips several times.
"Well, uh, well, nothing," I replied.
"You mean it just goes away?"
My thumb was disappearing under the hem of skirt with each stroke. Her knees had
opened to a 'V', the hem of her skirt three inches above her knee. I was mesmerized
with what she was doing with my hand. I knew if she kept on, I'd be touching bare
skin above her stocking tops soon.
"Most of the time," I lied.
"Come on, Jeff. Don't lie to me," she chided. "You play with it, don't you?"
Panic. She had read my mind! I stared at her heavy lidded eyes. She almost looked
mystical. Her face was flushed. She was breathing noisily through her red lips. I just
stared, motionless.
My whole hand was under the hem of her skirt. I could feel the swell of her thigh as
she stroked my hand back and forth. The texture of the stocking changed from mesh
to solid band under my sweating palm. My ears pounded with the same pulse that
throbbed through my jerking cock.
"Don't you!?" she hissed. My finger slipped over the solid band of nylon and grazed
soft smooth skin.
"Yes!" I gasped. The impact of her bare thigh and her hypnotic gaze slammed by
adolescent system with unfamiliar sensations.
Grace smiled and seemed to relax a little. She held my hand on the nylon band. I
could feel a button and a strap under one finger. Her other hand had come to rest on
my leg, inches from my crotch.
"Does that make it feel better?" Her tongue peaked through her lips as I struggled
with an answer.
"Yeah, uh yeah," I stammered. My own breathing was getting raspy and rapid.
"Does it squirt white stuff?" Her words were a hoarse whisper.
She knew! She did read minds! My mouth work silently. No words would come out.
Finally, I just nodded.
She almost growled. It was a moan and a sigh. Her eyes closed and she pulled my
hand onto her bare thigh and stiffened. I could feel heat near my fingertips. Living,
pulsing heat. Her eyes opened.
"It's been sooo long!" she gasped.
"Huh?" My voice almost recovered.
She shook her head and smiled. "Have you ever had sex with a . . . girl?" She seemed to be deciding on the last word.
I shook my head and swallowed to a dry throat.
She sighed and leaned back. I glanced down and her legs were wide apart. Wide
enough to push the skirt up and I was looking at her white thighs and my hand on
one of them. The wet spot on her panties was very vivid and much larger. My
fingertips were but an inch from touching her panties.
"I haven't had sex in a long time," she confessed. "I want to very badly, now. Would
you like to do it with me?" Her eyes were wide, now and she nibbled at her lower
I gasped at the fleshy thighs and the pussy that I knew was just beyond that nylon
band. My hand was basking in the heat from her pussy. The word had popped into
my mind and I played with it as I enjoyed the view. Her fingers on my leg were
squeezing slowly, pulling the denim tighter then releasing, sort of remote stroking of
my cock.
It wasn't that I couldn't decide if I did. I couldn't find my voice to answer and I didn't
think a nod was a good enough answer.
"Yessss!" I gasped.
"You are so much younger than I am. You can never tell anyone about it or I will get
in a lot of trouble."
"I won't tell anyone!" I replied.
"You have to promise on your word of honor."
"I promise on my word of honor!" I didn't even know what that was but I was so
stirred up I would have sworn any oath imaginable.
Her hand left mine and pulled my head toward her. Her hot lips met mine and I stared
wide-eyed at her face and closed her eyes as she kissed me. Finally, I closed mine. It
seem the thing to do.
Something hot and wet touched my lips and pushed through. It was her tongue! She
was frenching me! Something popped inside me. My breath whistled through my
nostrils. Her tongue explored my mouth and wrapped around my tongue. Electricity
was discharging into my system from somewhere.
Suddenly her tongue withdrew but her mouth stayed open. At first I didn't understand
then I probed timidly. I scraped my tongue across her teeth and licked at the roof and
sides of her mouth. She moaned into my mouth and pulled my mouth tighter to hers.
I thought I would suffocate but I didn't care!
Wheezing and gasping, she broke away and pulled my face into her neck. Her hands
were rubbing all over me. My arms, chest, back, down my sides. Her long finger nails
raked the denim of my jeans.
"Touch me," she rasped.
Where? I felt her thighs opening and closing on my hand. Hot soft flesh capturing
and releasing it. I pulled it out and stroked her back. She whimpered and grabbed my
arm and moved up to my hand. She pulled the open palm to the front of her blouse. A
large full breast encased in cloth filled my hand.
"Squeeze it!" she demanded.
I squeezed and mashed the spongy flesh. I could feel a hard button in my palm
through the layers of cloth. I could feel her hand working between us. I realized that
she was unbuttoning her blouse. Her raspy breathing was hot in my ear as she tugged
the blouse out of her skirt and stripped it off her arms. I look down for the first time at
a female torso, the top covered by just a bra.
"In back," she instructed.
In back of what, I wondered. She pulled my hand from her breast and guided it to the
back of her bra.
"Those are hooks. Unhook them," she continued.
I started to struggle with them and it hit. I was undressing a woman. When I opened
those hooks, her breasts would be naked. I started to tremble and couldn't get
anything undone.
"Wait," she chided. She pushed me back and put hers hands behind her. One motion
and the strain went off the straps. She paused and looked at me. She realized this was
a first for me. Slowly, she brought her hands back, her upper arms holding the cups in
"You pull it off." Her voice was soft and thick.
I lifted and pulled the cloth away from her body. The large white globes of her
breasts sprang into view. Dark brown nipples crowned them with hard little buttons
in the center.
"Touch them," she rasped.
My hands hovered for a few seconds and then went almost reverently to the smooth
skin. The nipples pressed into my palms.
"Oh Yes!" she hissed. "Squeeze them!"
I obeyed. I cupped and squeezed the spongy globes, rolling the nipples between my
fingers as she instructed.
"Kiss them."
I leaned forward and kissed the brown button of one.
"Now the other."
I repeated on the other.
"Lick it!" Her voice was getting hoarse again.
I flicked my tongue across the hard flesh.
"Suuuuck IT!" She whined. Her hand clutch the back of my head.
I opened my mouth and covered the brown crown and suckled like a new born. She
was trembling under me. I could hear her moaning and groaning. Her fingers plowed
my hair and raked my neck. I got the hang of it and moved from one nipple to the
other. It was having a definite effect on Grace but it was driving me to a frenzy.
She pushed me away and look at me for several seconds without a word, her hands
holding my face. One hand slipped and trailed across my chest and dropped to my
lap. It lay for a moment on the throbbing bulge in my jeans.
"Now, lets free this hungry monster!" she said throatily.
Her fingers found my zipper and opened it. The belt buckle and the waist button
followed. Two fingers slipped into the opening and scrapped the bulge in my jockey
shorts. I gasped and she smiled.
Her fingers maneuvered to the opening in the front and warm soft fingers curled
around hard hot cock. Stars burst in my head and I clamped my eyes shut.
"Ooooo, its so hard and sooo hot," she cooed.
Her fingers tugged and guided until I felt cool air on my cock. I was gritting my teeth.
I looked at her face. She was intently staring at my lap. I looked down. Her whole
hand encircled the shaft, leaving only the head exposed. She squeezed and I groaned.
"You have a beautiful cock!" she whispered. "So pretty that I want to kiss it!"
My eyes snapped open wide and I felt the pressure build with anticipation. She
smiled at me and then leaned over. I felt her hot breath first, then soft lips. Everything
went blank and I lost control. I groaned and my teen age balls jerked. Her wet hot
tongue licked the head and I started shooting come!
"Mmmmmmmm!" she hummed. The first squirt hit her lips. I lost all contact after
that. I arched my back and pumped my first non-autosexual load of come. As I slowly
came back to simple sensory overload, I realized that my entire cock was encased in
something wet and warm. It was Grace's mouth!
I wheezed and groaned for several minutes. She laved my still hard cock with her
tongue and made soft noises. It never went down. It was still hard as a rock. Her
mouth made a popping sound when she released my cock and sat back up. There
were drops of come on her cheek and at the corners of her mouth.
"Delicious!" she whispered, licking the corners and her upper lip.
I couldn't believe what had happened. She had sucked the come from my cock and
swallowed it!
Her fingers still clutched the rock hard shaft of my cock. Before when I had jacked
off, my cock had shrunk. Now it was as if I hadn't even come.
"Now, its my turn," she said.
Her free hand grasped my hand and pulled it to the crotch of her panties. The nylon
band was wet and slippery. She pressed my finger into the slit and juices squished out
onto my finger. She pulled it back and forth over a bump I could feel through the
gooey cloth. Each stroke made her gasp and her hips jerk.
She pulled my hand from her crotch and lifted it to my nose. The subtle sharp odor of
pussy filled my nostrils.
"That's what hot pussy smells like," she informed me smiling. She rolled my hand
over and pushed my fingers into my mouth. "And that's what it tastes like."
I was not put off by the taste. As a matter of fact, it was good. It also made me curious
to know what it tasted like first hand. She pulled my hand back to the slippery nylon.
"Rub the button," she whispered, guiding my finger.
I rubbed back and forth over the slick, wet cloth. The button seem to swell and grow.
Her legs spread wide and her head rolled back on the sofa. Her hips were lifting and
shifting with each caress.
"Oh God! Inside!" she gasped. One hand pulled the waist band of her panties out, the
other pushed my hand down inside. Suddenly, my fingers were buried in a hot,
slippery slit. Juices coated my fingers and she gasped and jerked as my finger probed
and searched the gooey folds.
"There! THERE!" she barked.
I found the fleshy knob and rolled it under my finger. She jerked and thrashed. Her
mouth dropped open and she held onto my arm. Suddenly her back arched and she
jerked violently.
"Oh! FUCK! DO THAT FUCKING PUSSY!" she rasped. "SOOO FUCKING
I watched and waited. She thrashed and bounced for several seconds and then slowly
sank back to the sofa. My hand was drenched with juices from her pussy. She pulled
my wet hand out of her panties and looked at the shiny, wet fingers.
Without a word, she lifted them to her mouth and methodically licked her own pussy
juice from them.
"Now, we can fuck," she said matter-of-factly.
I nodded. I was too lost in all that I had seen. I glanced at the clock on the shelf. It
was eight thirty.
She rose on wobbly feet and pulled me up with her.
"We're going to bed." She led me to the bedroom and clicked on the bedside lamp.
She unzipped her skirt and peeled it and her slip off. I stood in awe, my cock hanging
out, looking at her body. White panties; garter belt and stockings. Her dark nipples
were still rigid and pointed.
She hooked her thumbs in the waist band of her panties and stripped them off. I
stared at the black bushy hair at her crotch. I was so enthralled that I almost wasn't
aware that she was stripping me. Suddenly, I was naked.
She dropped a knee first to the bed, pulling me with her. She rolled onto her side.
Somehow I was on my side, facing her, inches away. Her long fingers curled around
my bobbing cock and tugged at it slowly. I felt it grow to full size and throb again.
"God! I need your cock!" she rasped.
She rolled onto her back and pulled at my cock. I clumsily followed her lead and
found myself lying between her full, soft thighs. Her fingers pulled at my swollen
Suddenly, something hot, very wet and very slippery enveloped the head of my cock.
"Push it in!" she commanded.
I wasn't sure what I was supposed to do. Her hand released my cock and both hands
grabbed my ass and pulled. I sank to my balls in the hot, wet sheath. I gasped and
almost fainted.
"Pull it out and push it back in," Grace coaxed.
I tried to master the motion. Each move sent intense sensations through my body. My
breathing became more ragged with each thrust.
"Yessss!" she hissed. "Do it! Harder!"
I lost contact with reality. My body took control. The pressure built. Passion
saturated my mind and body. I worked my hips clumsily, pumping my dick in and out
of her clutching hole. I was vaguely aware of the squishing sound the juncture of our
bodies made. A faint, distinct smell of sex filled my nostrils. All factors pushed me
quickly toward a climax.
"Now! Now!" she barked. her body strained and jerked. Her back arched and her hips
She arched high off the bed and froze. Shudders ran through her straining muscles.
Her fingernails raked my back. Suddenly, my balls jumped and blazing colors flashed
behind my eyelids. Unbelievable sensations exploded in my body. It felt as if my
whole body and sole were spurting from the end of my cock!
Long minutes passed as I tried to find the world and reality again. I wheezed to the
surface. Grace was clutching my body, whimpering. Her hole clutched in spasms at
my waning dick.
"Sooooo gooood!" she crooned.
She rolled me slowly back and forth, her eyes closed, her body slowly ebbing back to
a stable state. I watched her, fascinated.
At nine fifteen I was dressed and reaching for the door knob. Her hand rested on my
arm. I looked up into her brown eyes.
"I hope we can do this again, soon," she whispered.
"Me, too!" I replied. I looked at the hills of her breasts in the 'V' of he robe and almost
turned back to the bedroom.
She kissed me on the cheek.
"Thank you, Jeff," she said.
The door closed behind me and I went back out into the rain. The bike ride home
through the rain was a vague dream.
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2008-04-18 11:59:52
superb........................ talented!!! you should write more of this man, love the way you got into the details which made it very realistic.... 10/10
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Good story!
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Get a life!
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This started off as something somewhat more relaxing, but developed once again into Drum and Bass. I've gone with a slower Bpm this time (174, the typical number for the genre I believe.)
This one is still a lot more relaxing than previous work, mostly as a result of its speed.
EDIT: Seems there's some minor clipping (mostly related to the bells being too high/loud) because I totally derped and forgot a soft clipper. Somehow I missed the distortion.
Will probably fix soon.
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170-175 is usually what the genre expects.
Again another great track! Glad to see you took my advice! I don't really recognize any synths used in previous songs, so good job there!
The hi hat and the drum beat is very catchy, which grabbed my attention quite quickly.
I like the ambient talking during the bridge a lot. Just an overall great song man, keep up the great work!
Thanks. To be perfectly fair, I didn't go out of my way to use original sounds, and the bells sound almost exactly like a piano at times. But, yeah :P
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I very much enjoyed the softer, ambient tune. Makes me think of space travel.
Thanks, me too :P
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Cool, very relaxing and ambient. Is it just me or did you use lower chords this time? Somehow this gives the whole thing a warmer feeling.
The bass is really strong in this one, I obsessed over it a lot and I'm still worried that it's too loud. I think one of my pads is in a lower octave than I usually use, too.
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I can totally see an open landscape, and just laxing under a tree, watching the skies floating by. Awesome tune!!!!!!
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as constructive criticism, i suppose as a viewer i thought he was justified in not answering that particular question. its so broad that the interviewee thinks its just a trap and doesn't want to answer it unless its a specific more formulated question. its like trying to answer "what is more powerful the wind or the sword". i'd be like "what the heck - ask me a specific question that i can get my head around!!".
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The "Sweetheart Race" saw a modest field of nineteen entries on hand, all chasing the $1,500 top prize. With time trials determining the feature line-up, Todd locked into the outside-front-row alongside Chase King for the 35-lap finale.
When the race went green, it was Morrow who bolted to the early end and showed the way until lap eight. It was that point when sixth-starting Jason Welshan moved ahead to take control. Welshan led the remainder of the caution-free affair while Morrow settled to a fourth place finish.
Full results are available at www.411MotorSpeedway.net
January 31st, 2015 - It was back to business for Todd Morrow on Saturday afternoon as he pulled double duty in the annual Cabin Fever 40 at Boyd's Speedway (Ringgold, Georgia).
In the Super Late Model ranks Todd went into battle against a strong field of forty-eight entries. He fell just short of locking into the feature via time trials and would have to run a b-main. Morrow went on to win his b-main, earning him the fourteenth starting spot for the $3,000-to-win finale. During the course of the 40 lapper he advanced to a sixth place finish behind race winner, Riley Hickman, Donald McIntosh, Pierce McCarter, Cory Hedgecock and Jason Hiett.
The Crate Late Model event boosted a $1,000 top prize as Todd once again was up against a stout field of forty-two competitors. Morrow posted the fastest lap in qualifications to lock into the pole position for the main event. After avoiding disaster following contact with a slower car on lap twelve of the feature, Todd went on to score his first victory of the 2015 campaign over Bobby Richey, Travman McCoy, Jason Welshan and John Owenby.
Complete results from both divisions are available at www.BoydsSpeedway.net
January 11th, 2015 - Todd Morrow kicked off his 2015 season over the weekend with a trip to Talladega Short Track (Eastaboga, Alabama) for the 24th Annual Ice Bowl.
A field of fifty-three Super Late Models converged on the 1/3 mile oval for the $6,000-to-win program. Todd set the fourth fastest time in his group during qualifications to lock into the fourth starting spot for his heat race on Saturday. He went on to finish fourth, leaving him one spot short of a transfer position and sending him to a b-main on Sunday afternoon.
Morrow was slated to start on the pole of his b-main, which he later won, earning him the 21st starting spot on the feature grid. Todd ran as high as fifteenth in the 50 lap finale before daytime conditions made passing difficult and he ultimately retired to a 21st place finish.
Full results from the weekend are available at www.TalladegaShortTrack.com
November 22nd, 2014 - Todd Morrow closed out his 2014 campaign with a busy weekend in Tennessee and Georgia.
Action kicked off on Friday night at Cleveland Speedway (Cleveland, Tennessee) as Todd pulled double duty, competing in both the Super Late Model and Crate Late Model divisions.
Thirty-five entries registered for the $5,000-to-win, Southern All Star Racing Series program, which found Morrow utilizing a provisional to lock into the 23rd starting spot for the finale. Todd sliced through the field and was running eighth before mechanical issues forced him to retire to a disappointing seventeenth place finish.
Full results from the event are available at www.SASDirt.com
A $1,200 top prize was posted for Crate Late Models competitors, which drew a field of twenty-nine entries to the historic oval. With the top six qualifiers locking into the main event, Morrow fell short of the mark and had to run a b-main. He went on to win his b-main, earning him the eighth starting position on the feature grid. Unfortunately, more bad luck plagued the team during the feature as contact with another competitor resulted in front suspension damage to Todd's #A1 entry.
Saturday evening found the team pitted at Boyd's Speedway (Ringgold, Georgia) for another $5,000-to-win, Super Late Model program. With thirty-one entries registered for battle, Morrow struggled in time trials but managed to lock into the finale via his b-main performance. With passing being difficult, Todd retired early to a 23rd place finish.
Morrow went into battle against a stout field of twenty-nine competitors in the Crate Late Model division. Unfortunately, after a poor qualifying effort the team decided to scratch from the balance of the program, bring his night to an early end.
November 17th, 2014 - Right now is an exciting time for Todd Morrow as not only is he fresh off a big win at Duck River Raceway Park, but he is also very pleased to officially announce the launch of a new team for his Super Late Model program.
"Tommy Pope (Pope Construction) and Joey Phillips (Phillips Properties) have been gracious enough to provide me with a great opportunity to drive a Super Late Model for them for the remainder of this season and full time in 2015," notes Morrow. "We've been working on getting everything together for the past month or so, and we didn't want to announce anything until we were officially ready to hit the track." <<MORE>>
November 15th, 2014 - Todd Morrow drove his A-Plus Motorsports/GRT #8A Crate Late Model to Victory Lane on Saturday night in the annual Deep Fried 75 at Duck River Raceway Park (Wheel, Tennessee).
Twenty-eight entries took to the 1/4 mile oval for the $1,500-to-win program, and via qualifications Morrow earned the pole position for the 30 lap finale. In the main event, Todd charged to his sixth win of the season over Jay Brinkley, David Gentry, Billy Flannagan Jr. and Robert Stutts.
Full results from the event are available at www.DuckRiverRacewayPark.com
November 8th, 2014 - Todd Morrow took his A-Plus Motorsports #8A Crate Late Model into battle over the weekend at Southern Raceway (Milton, Florida).
The $10,000-to-win program, deemed "The Big One" drew a stout field of forty-four Crate Late Models to the 3/8 mile oval. Friday night's preliminary action saw Morrow earn the 22nd starting spot for Saturday evening's finale via his qualifying efforts.
In Saturday's 100 lap main event, Todd mounted a convincing charge to the front as he sliced through the field to register a solid fourth place finish behind race winner, Tracy Sutton, Brian Bernhardt and Randy Korte. Matt Henderson completed the top five finishers.
Complete results from the weekend are avaialable at www.SouthernRaceway.com
October 28th, 2014 - Welcome to the launch of the brand-new website for Todd Morrow from Chattanooga, Tennessee, which was designed by MSRMafia.com Website & PR Services.
Todd, who is 29-years-old, is currently in his twenty-third season of racing and has collected over 250 wins along the way across several divisions. Splitting the 2014 season between Super Late Model and Crate Late Model competition, Morrow has visited victory lane on five occasions between the two divisions.
The next scheduled event for Morrow is November 7th-8th, when he will take the A-Plus Motorsports #8A Crate Late Model into battle in the $10,000-to-win event at Southern Raceway (Milton, Florida).
In addition the team has big announcements that will be released in the coming weeks, so keep your browsers locked to the site here at www.ToddMorrowRacing.com.


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The author shows us passages and then critics them on occasion with examples from other literary critics to show us how a certain passage can have many different meanings.
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I really enjoyed the first book in The Ballantyne Legacy series by Laura Frantz and have been eagerly anticipating Love's Awakening since the last page turned on Love's Reckoning. I'm glad to report that I wasn't disappointed.
I felt like Laura balanced very well the development of Ellie and Jack Turlock's relationship with larger plot motions focused on slavery, family discord, and the return of a major character from the first book in the series.
Ellie is a unique character in that she is a gentle and demure while also maintaining self-determination and a level-head in a few trying situations. She is at some points in the book consumed by her developing feelings for Jack while also maintaining herself in the process.
I am always impressed when an author can track human emotions through happiness, passion, and sorrow without losing the stand-out characteristics of a main player or letting the historical angle of a book falter. Laura Frantz always gets these details right and her books are always a pleasure.
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Just touching base with you regarding the Salvaged Series Blog Tour. You selected October 15 to post on your blog. I've looked over your blog and I'm not seeing it.
Here's the link to the official posting materials — author interview and graphic — to use on your blog post >>> http://www.christianspeakersservices.com/salvaged-series-blog-tour.html
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So well said, Ashley. I'm really thankful you take time for my books and also the care with which you craft reviews. Bless you for being here and for having an important ministry to readers/authors! Will pin to Pinterest - thanks again!
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Your're wrong. 2 million will be the number. They've already sold a million. I wish I knew what their production capacity is because they've been in production since December. Estimates of 500,000. It's going to be a blowout!
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Only a concret number can defend BBRY from short attack and negative market perceptions, but where is that number? CEO should knew it by now, why not use it to keep the momentum running? It is good for continuous sell-through after initial launch.
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Top seed David Ferrer is through to the quarter finals of the Copa Claro in Buenos Aires after a straight-sets victory over Santiago Giraldo.
The world number five overcame the Colombian 6-4 7-6 (7/1) to become the fourth Spaniard through to the last eight.
Ferrer, playing his first clay-court tournament since a runner-up finish in the French Open at Roland Garros, is seeking a third straight Copa Claro title.
He clinched victory after one hour and 51 minutes to extend his Buenos Aires winning streak to 12 matches.
Nicolas Almagro is also through after he won an all-Spanish encounter with Daniel Gimeno-Traver 1-6 7-5 6-4.
Eighth seed Jeremy Chardy is next up for Almagro after the Frenchman beat Alexandr Dolgopolov 6-3 3-6 7-6 (7/3).
Albert Ramos added to the Spanish success as he posted a crushing 6-2 6-1 victory over Italian Filippo Volandri, setting up a last-eight tussle with Ferrer.


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3 Stocks Under $10 Soaring Higher
Accuray (ARAY - Get Report) has developed a robotic radiosurgery system, CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System, designed to treat solid tumors anywhere in the body as an alternative to traditional surgery. This stock is trading up 4% at $6.20 in recent trading.
Today's Range: $5.98-$6.26
52-Week Range: $3.50-$8.73 Volume: 341,000 Three-Month Average Volume: 611,373 >>5 Stocks Under $10 Set to Soar Shares of ARAY are ripping higher today after the company announced it is on track to meet or exceed integration success metrics and expecting near-term return to profitability. From a technical perspective, ARAY is bouncing sharply here off some near-term support at $5.90 with light volume. This move is quickly pushing ARAY within range of triggering a major breakout trade. That trade will hit once ARAY takes out some near-term overheard resistance at $6.6, and then its 50-day at $6.69 with high volume. Traders should now look for long-biased trades if ARAY can sustain a move or close above those levels with volume that's near or above 611,373 shares. If we get that action soon, then look for ARAY to tag its next major overhead resistance levels at $7.30 to $8.07. That $8.07 level can be achieved once $7.30 is taken out with volume. Traders should look for those near-term support levels at $5.90 to $5.80 to hold up if this stock is going to make that run soon.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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