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The Concert In Central Park
- Mrs. Robinson
- Homeward Bound
- America
- Me And Julio Down By The Schoo
- Scarbourogh Fair
- April Come She Will
- Wake Up Litte Susie
- Still Crazy After All These Ye
- American Tune
- Late In The Evening
- Slip Slidin' Away
- A Heart In New York
- Kodachrome / Mabellene
- Bridge Over Troubled Water
- Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover
- The Boxer
- Old Friends
- The 59th Street Bridge Song (F
- The Sounds Of Silence
- Rádio interpreta
- Rok vydání: 1981
- Žánry: Folk, 70's hity, Pro Zuzanu, Rock, Rockové balady, Večeře s přáteli
- Vydavatelství: Panther
- Text písničky
I'm sitting in the railway station.
Got a ticket for my destination.
On a tour of one-night stands my suitcase and guitar in hand.
And every stop is neatly planned for a poet and a one-man band.
Homeward bound,
I wish I was,
Homeward bound,
Home where my thought's escaping,
Home where my music's playing,
Home where my love lies waiting
Silently for me.
Every day's an endless stream
Of cigarettes and magazines.
And each town looks the same to me,
The movies and the factories
And every stranger's face I see reminds me that I long to be,
Tonight I'll sing my songs again,
I'll play the game and pretend.
But all my words come back to me in shades of mediocrity
Like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me.
Silently for me.
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If I stand a chance to customize my own Wiggy, I will make it as small as cute as light as it could be. Anyhow, I've sketched how it should looks like. Wanna see? Just see the attached image below!
Doesn't it looks small and cute? Aww. Uh, by the way, do enjoy these 4 videos I embed! It's Project Alpha Season 2, Episode 33 to Episode 35.
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Sepoy Filly Tops Magic Millions Opener
History was made Jan. 7 when a filly from the first crop of Sepoy sold for $850,000 ($690,107 in U.S. funds) and topped the opening day of the Magic Millions Gold Coast yearling sale in Queensland, Australia.
History was made Jan. 7 when a filly from the first crop of Sepoy sold for $850,000 ($690,107 in U.S. funds) and topped the opening day of the Magic Millions Gold Coast yearling sale in Queensland, Australia.
With Australia marking his third consecutive Epsom Derby (Eng-I) winner last spring, trainer Aidan O'Brien was honored at the annual Moyglare Dinner Jan. 3 in County Kildare, Ireland.
Congrats, A.P. Indy's only champion freshman sire, is recovering in good order following December colic surgery in Australia, where he was wrapping up his shuttling obligations at Vinery Australia.
Darley in Australia has purchased Brazen Beau, one of Australia's best 3-year-old sprinters, and plans to launch his stud career during the 2015 Southern Hemisphere season.
Irish-bred Moriarty prevailed in a tight finish in the Kingston Town Classic (Aus-I) Dec. 6 at Ascot Racecourse in Perth, besting Disposition and Elite Belle in Australia's final group I race of 2014.
Jockey William Pike skillfully guided Elite Belle through opponents in the stretch, where she caught the leader in the final 100 meters and won the Aus$1 million Railway Stakes (Aus-I) Nov. 22 at Ascot in Perth, Australia.
Khalid Abdullah's homebred Kingman was honored as Europe's 2014 Horse of the Year and top 3-year-old colt Nov. 11 when the 24th annual Cartier Racing Awards were presented at the Dorchester Hotel in London, England.
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German-trained Protectionist won the Aus$6 million Emirates Melbourne Cup (Aus-I) in a four-length romp Nov. 4 at Flemington, defeating gallant globetrotter Red Cadeaux and Who Shot Thebarman.
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New Zealand-bred Preferment broke his maiden in style Nov. 1 at Flemington, winning the Aus$1.5 million AAMI Victoria Derby (Aus-I) from Bondeiger in a thrilling finish.
Lankan Rupee, Australia's newly minted Horse of the Year and champion sprinter, blasted from the starting gate at Moonee Valley Oct. 24 and held on for a narrow victory in the Aus$1 million Manikato Stakes (Aus-I).
Trakus timing and tracking technology is set to be installed at selected racecourses in Victoria, Australia, Racing Victoria and the Victorian Coalition Government announced Oct. 21.
Recent Caulfield Stakes (Aus-I) victor Fawkner is the favorite in a full field of 14 for the Sportingbet Cox Plate (Aus-I), Australia's premier weight-for-age race, Oct. 25 at Moonee Valley.
Sydney businessman and former bookmaker Bruce McHugh's efforts to overturn Australia's ban on artificial insemination in Thoroughbreds has ended after the Australian High Court turned down his appeal.
English and Irish classic winner Australia, the brilliant son of Galileo and U.S. and European champion Ouija Board, has been retired and will begin his stud career in 2015 at Coolmore Stud in Ireland.
Shooting To Win got the best of hot favorite Rich Enuff in a stretch duel that produced a close finish in the Aus$1 million Caulfield Guineas (Aus-I) Oct. 11.
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Trainer Chris Waller tallied two group I exactas Oct. 4 at Royal Randwick, the first in breathtaking fashion when French-bred He's Your Man bested stablemate Royal Descent by the slimmest of margins in the Epsom Handicap.
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Trust In A Gust denied multiple group I winner Dissident victory by a flared nostril after a rousing stretch duel in the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes (Aus-I) Sept. 28 at Caulfield
Buffering was too strong for Lankan Rupee, the world's top-rated sprinter, Sept. 23 as he led nearly every step at Moonee Valley and denied that opponent victory by a short head in the City Jeep Moir Stakes (Aus-I).
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Kerrin McEvoy has ended his 12-year tenure as a retained rider for Godolphin and Darley's Australian racing operations and plans to ride freelance.
Trainer Chris Waller enjoyed a group I double Sept. 20 in Australia, capturing the George Main Stakes (Aus-I) with Sacred Falls at Royal Randwick and the Underwood Stakes (Aus-I) at Caulfield with Foreteller.
Advance-deposit wagering site TVG is promoting its Australian racing platform by offering a trip to the Melbourne Cup (Aus-I).
A study published online this spring found no link between the vast majority of horses who suffer from exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage and long-term racing performance.
Just as he has marched up many other rankings of top stallions, Galileo appears poised for a climb on the list of leading Breeders' Cup sires in the years ahead.
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Gooree Stud's Hallowed Crown remains unbeaten after winning the AUS$1 million De Bertoli Wines Golden Rose (Aus-I) Sept. 13 at Rosehill Gardens.
Last entering the stretch, The Grey Gatsby unleashed a fierce rally and stunned dual Derby winner Australia in a last-gasp victory in the Irish Champion Stakes (Ire-I) Sept. 13 at Leopardstown.
J. Keeler Johnson handicaps the group I Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown.
Coolmore and partners' brilliant dual Derby winner Australia tries for a fourth straight top-level win this season in the QIPCO Irish Champion Stakes (Ire-I) Sept. 13 at Leopardstown.
Wise Dan, Australia, Saratoga, Del Mar, Parx Racing, Europe, Golden Gate Fields, and more!
Wise Dan, Parx, Saratoga, Del Mar, Monmouth Park, Australia, Golden Gate & More
Saratoga, Wise Dan, Del Mar, Monmouth Park, Hastings, Woodbine, Europe & More!
Dual Derby winner Australia conquered older opponents with consummate ease Aug. 20 at York, winning the Juddmonte International (Eng-I) by two lengths from The Grey Gatsby.
The editor of Sydney, Australia's oldest continuously published daily newspaper has resigned to assume the position of chief executive officer at Thoroughbred Breeders Australia and Aushorse Marketing.
Racing needs to beef up out-of-competition testing.
Dual Derby winner Australia takes on elders for the first time Aug. 20 in the Juddmonte International Stakes (Eng-I) at York.
Queen Elizabeth II's Carlton House, who performed at the highest level in both hemispheres, will stand at Darley's Kelvinside Stud in Australia for the upcoming Southern Hemisphere season.
The first foal by champion Animal Kingdom, winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brand's (gr. I) and 2013 Dubai World Cup (UAE-I), was born this week at John Messara's Arrowfield Stud in Australia.
Redoute's Choice and Snitzel are set to finish a respective first and second in Australia's 2013-14 general sires premiership, an unprecedented accomplishment for a father and son at stud in that nation since the 1880s.
Stallion War Chant will permanently move to Yarradale Stud in western Australia, the farm said July 22. He has stood at Three Chimneys Farm in Kentucky and has shuttled to Yarradale for three years.
Subfertile freshman sire Starspangledbanner, who made headlines in June with two winners at the Royal Ascot meeting, will rejoin the roster at Coolmore Stud's Irish base in 2015.
Prominent Australian sire Commands died suddenly during the early morning hours July 12 at Darley's Kelvinside Stud in New South Wales. The son of Danehill was 17.
It's rather rare for a mare in a major racing jurisdiction to throw Derby-winning brothers. It's probably even rarer for both siblings to go on to sire classic winners themselves.
Owners will be required to report the retirement of racing Thoroughbreds within 30 days under a new rule adopted by the Australian Racing Board.
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Dragon's Lair HD
By Dragon's Lair LLC
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
This is the app that will make your iPad shine!
For the first time ever, you can experience Don Bluth's classic arcade game Dragon's Lair, on your iPad in glorious HD!
Immerse yourself in the visually stunning world of hand-drawn animation adapted from the original game and transferred from the original high definition film master. Prepare yourself for an authentic arcade experience and an unforgettable adventure.
Simply press on the direction pad to guide Dirk the Daring in the right direction and use your sword to take on all that the Evil Wizard Mordroc throws at you.
Pick up Dragon's Lair HD today and show your friends how great your iPad can look!
What's New in Version 1.2.2
- Fixes issue when playing with the home button on the left
- Fixes minor localization issues
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Customer Reviews
Excellent game
This game is 100% awesome and many of the reviews below will lead you to believe otherwise. That's because they all used the cheat mode, the real trick is, play without it then you'll enjoy the real arcade experience. All these 'the game is too easy and I rescued the princess in 20 minutes' are by ppl who began by enabling the cheat. Trust me, this game is hard and very rewarding after you finally figure out how to survive a scene. There was no 'cheat mode' in the arcade and if I remember correctly this was the first game to cost 50cents a play rather than a quarter. Ppl that actually could beat it were wonderful to have around because then you actually got to watch the entire show! Word to the wise...do not enable cheat mode and you'll have a great time at this. It's well worth the 4.99 that back in the day would equal 10 game plays. Big thumbs up from me!
great nostalgia (only)
Bought it for nostalgia and had a great time going through it again. But it definitely does not stand on its own as an iPad game, i.e. don't get it if you didn't love the arcade original.
As for all the complaints about the controls, it's a simple joystick overlay on the screen. There's nothing broken about it, it's just that the game demands such exact timing you find yourself staring at the joystick to get through each level in the default cheating mode (where the correct move lights up), and you don't get to enjoy the gorgeous visuals as much. I think they could have fixed it by making the timing more lax... if you had more than 0.1 seconds to make the right move you wouldn't need to stare at it waiting for the next cue.
Winning in non-cheating mode seems like it would be insanely difficult. Did the arcade version really demand such tight timing? I can't remember.
Nailed it.
I remember when Dragon's Lair showed up at the "Space Port" in the 80's. It was the most "realistic" game ever. The way this was accomplished is that you are not actually controlling the character's every move - you're watching a cartoon, and you have brief moments in which you can affect the story. If you go the right direction - sometimes within a split second window - you could continue the story. I remember putting $.50 into this baby... A dear amount for a 13 year old in the 80s... and getting only about a minute of gameplay. This game was HARD! I loved it though. It was often broken. So many times I showed up to play it and the screen was dark. I've really enjoyed getting to try it again.
Don't believe the people who are complaining about this. If you complain about this marvelous port of the game, you do not understand it. The reviews made me hesitate for a year to buy it. Make sure you set the options right...
turn off the "move guide" right away. Get engrossed in the story.
If you aren't a child of the 80s, you might want to stay away. We were the Original Gamers.... and we know a great game when we see one.
- $4.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Dec 20, 2010
- Version: 1.2.2
- Size: 581 MB
- Languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
- Seller: Dragon's Lair LLC
- © 2010 Dragon's Lair LLC
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.2 or later. Compatible with iPad.


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Be happy with everything you have no matter how big or small it seems to you! There are people out there who have nothing, and still they manage to smile! Continue reading "Happiness!"
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Life. Life is good. Life is happy. Life is difficult. Life is unfair. But still, I love life and happiness! Continue reading "Life!"


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Gearbox has released a new video for promoting its new shooter game; Borderlands 2.The video showcases a special message to the protagonists from the game's villain, Handsome Jack.
The story unfolding
Jack is being found issuing a threat or more of an ultimatum to the four main characters of the game. Borderlands 2 tells the story of four new vault hunters who are on a mission to free Pandora from the evil grasp of Handsome Jack the villain who is the CEO of the Hyperion Corporation.
The vault hunters' ultimate aim is to stop Handsome Jack from awakening an ancient alien evil called 'The Warrior'. The game's plot gets interesting with a rendezvous of the new vault hunters with the original vault hunters from the previous version-Roland, Lilith, Brick and Mordecai. They will combine forces with some new characters to help the shooters defeat Jack and the evil Warrior.
Borderlands 2 feature a whole new array of advance weapons to make the game play more interesting. The new characters in Borderlands 2 are Axton, Zero, Salvador and Maya. Axton belongs to the 'Commando' class and is a polite yet ferocious warrior. He has the capability to deploy a scorpio turret that has the power to fire at enemies automatically.
Zero belongs to the 'Assassin' class and has the power to create a holographic decoy and then disappears for a few seconds. Salvador, a bulky giant, belongs to the 'Gunzeker' class. He is not much of a people friendly character. He can really unleash himself by availing a second gun. Maya belongs to the 'Siren' class. She has a lot of tattoos on her body. She can lockdown an enemy by diverting him into another dimension.
The game with its all new features is being keenly awaited by gamers from all across the world. Borderlands 2 will reach stores in America on 18TH September. The game will be available for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC. The game will reach other markets on 21st September.


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Chirstian Moerlein - Schutzenfest Kolsch & Shiver
02 June 2016
This is Schutzenfest Kolsch from Christian Moerlein and it celebrates the Schutzenfest (held since the 15th century). This beer will hit 5.2%-AbV and 25 IBU and this looks to be a 12oz bottle. We also have Shiver chai spiced porter (5.6%-AbV, 15 IBU).


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Muffler; 99-01 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ, 4.0L
This replacement muffler from Omix-ADA fits 99-01 Jeep Grand Cherokees with a 4.0L engine.
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Are you smelling exhaust in your Jeep? Is your exhaust getting louder? If so, your muffler may be bad. Omix-ADA offers high quality replacement mufflers to solve the problem.
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Stallen 2 BHK Apartment Defence Colony
Call us 1800-300-2400-1 (Toll Free) and Get additional Discount upto 50% for this Hotel.
You are getting lowest possible rate for this hotel
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About Stallen 2 BHK Apartment Defence Colony
Stallen 2 BHK Apartment Defence Colony is placed roughly 4 km from Humayun's Tomb and 0.5 km from Sewa Nagar Railway Station. As a value added service, guests are offered free Wi-Fi connectivity during their stay. The property in New Delhi is inclusive of a 2 BHK apartments that are equipped with essential requisites. Available conveniences include mini-bar, wake-up calls and attached bathroom with hot/cold water supply. There is kitchen, common living area with dining table, and spacious bedrooms. Rooms have an adjoining balcony offering a view of the locale.
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Our dedicated nurses, working beside skilled physicians and the excellent staff, help make Sky Lakes Medical Center the great organization that it is. Learn more.
Our nurses demonstrate compassion and skill as they care for patients with dignity and respect. They show kindness and professionalism as they treat patients as if they are part of their family.
Sky Lakes Medical Center is proud to be a DAISY Award Partner, recognizing one of our extraordinary nurses with this special honor each quarter.
Just an hour from Crater Lake National Park, we're nestled between rugged mountains and pristine high desert, with a giant lake just outside our front door. Watch a Meet Me in Klamath video.
Sky Lakes Medical Center values its nurses. RN pay ranges from almost $35 an hour to nearly $50 an hour. Plus there's zero sales tax in Oregon, and the cost of living in Klamath Falls is roughly 3 percent less than the national average.
We have favorable nurse-to-patient ratios.
The nurses at Sky Lakes Medical Center are specially trained for the fields in which they work. Through continuing education and specialized training, our nurses excel at caring for patients throughout the medical center. Sky Lakes Home Health nurses even take their skills to patients' homes.
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We are looking for professionals who want to make a difference in the lives of our patients. Nurses who will serve as leaders and mentors on our care teams and as active participants in our small but passionate community. Our nurses are the heart of Sky Lakes Medical Center.
Learn more about being a nurse at Sky Lakes or call Rachel, 541.274.2943, weekdays during regular business hours.


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Monte, Minnewaska host sub-section track meets today
Montevideo and Minnewaska High Schools will be hosting boys and girls sub-section track and field meets today.
The Section 3AA-South meet will be in Montevideo with area teams BOLD/Buffalo Lake-Hector, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd, MACCRAY and Yellow Medicine East also competing.
The Section 6A-21 meet in Glenwood will also include Hancock and Morris besides the host school.


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The call of the wild- a pair of vintage brass cobra candlesticks- perfect for adding a touch of the exotic to your living room or dining room. Each measures 6.5" tall. These will be sure to start some great dinner party conversations!
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The new 17-inch wheels bring a 23.5-percent weight reduction at the front axle and 22.9 percent at the back.
As if the standard BAC Mono wasn't already super light at 1,278 pounds (580 kilograms), the ultimate track toy is now shaving off even more fat thanks to a shiny new set of carbon-composite wheels. Available for both new and existing cars, the 17-inch set benefits from an advanced carbon composite construction that takes advance of technology developed by Dymag.
The wheel's spokes are manufactured from a solid billet of aluminum while the wheel itself is secured to the car by five pairs of titanium bolts. Each wheel bolt weighs only 30.2g, so it brings 212.5g savings per wheel. The 7.5-inch-wide front wheel tips the scales at 12.5 pounds (5.7 kilograms) and enables a weight loss at the front axle of 23.5 percent compared to the regular wheels.
At the back, the BAC Mono's 9-inch-wide rear wheel weighs just 13.2 lbs (6 kg) even though it's actually an inch wider than the standard wheel. Thanks to the high-tech construction, the rear wheels are overall 22.9-percent lighter than the stock ones.
Aside from being considerably lighter, the hybrid carbon-composite wheels are also stronger and stiffer, so there aren't any downsizes. Well, there's the rather steep price tag of £9,950 (about $14,670) per set when selected as an optional kit for a new Mono or a hefty £12,500 ($18,440) if you want to fit these onto an existing car. If you do decide to go for these ultra-light wheels, BAC promises the new shoes will pay dividends in terms of performance and handling.
For the sake of comparison, the Shelby Mustang GT350R's optional carbon fiber wheels cost a tad more compared to how much BAC is asking when you're buying a new Mono. A front wheel is $3,433 while a rear one is available for $4,053, so if we do the math a full set costs $14,972 for the GT350R.
BAC will have the all-new carbon-composite wheel on display this weekend during the 2016 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The specialty marque will also exhibit its new wider chassis which enables a more spacious cabin without increasing the Mono's weight or size.
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Godly Play:
for children up to 5th grade, Sunday mornings, 9:30-10:15am. In Godly Play room.
Nursery and Cry Room:
available during Sunday morning worship, 10:30am. In nursery off the Narthex.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church Youth Ministry is a "crib to college" program.
We encourage the observation of Kurt Vonnegut in his commencement address given in 1974:
"What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously. But the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured."
What is Godly Play?
Child-centered learning that illustrates how to create meaning with the language of the Christian tradition in a time frame that mirrors the pattern of worship.


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It looks like Google is testing a new homepage that will shift some links around and that is about it. There is no official word on if this new homepage was just a Photoshop job or if it is real, but I would say that it looks reasonable enough to be real.
However, I am not sure if I like it very much. Moving the navigation bar to the left side makes the screen look more cluttered in my opinion. I don't think that this one will make it out of testing.
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- Recruiter
- Clark James Ltd
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Clark James are working with a leading firm of Independent Financial Advisers who are based in the Maidstone, Kent area. Due to the ongoing success of the business and further growth they are seeking a Paraplanner/IFA Administrator to join their team to provide support to the Financial Advisers. Key responsibilities - Complete all supporting documentation in an accurate manner - Analyse information gathered by Financial Adviser and undertake sufficient research to make suitable recommendations - Complete all supporting documentation in an accurate manner - Maintain performance standards in accordance with Para-planning terms of engagement - Ensure up to date knowledge of products, market place and legislative changes, and undertake appropriate activity to meet those needs - Liaise with compliance department to ensure solutions comply with internal company procedures Professional qualifications - Professional qualifications are essential Package - Basic salary to £35,000 - negotiable


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Cloud-based Online Event Management platforms provide companies and individuals with everything needed manage and organise even the most complex event processes. Online Event Management tools normally include features for promotion and marketing, attendee engagement, registration and payments, reporting and managing speakers. If you're interested in online software similar to Online Event Management Software, consider our Facility Management or Visitor Management Software categories.
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Professional Cakedecorator Brush Sets ?
Decorating By Uniqueask Updated 9 Dec 2008 , 10:33pm by Malakin
Can anyone tell me where you buy your professional cake painting brushes I got some from wilton but I don't think that they work so great.
So I am trying to see where you guys buy your brushes, Because i have seen some real unique work on cakes on this site.
you can send me names or post a link (please)
thank you
use paint brushes from michaels. The soft grip brushes in the paint isle. I washed them before I used them and they don't leave hairs all over the cakes like some other brushes do. They come in several sizes and are worth it. I've heard of particular brushes to use but I really don't paint a lot ( just got into it) so i'm happy with them for now.
I bought paint brushes from Michaels and the paint from the handles flaked off. I must have bought the wrong ones. Do the soft grip ones have a brand name? I would love to try them so I don't get paint flakes in my cakes!
Royal is the name on them. They come in singles in the paint section. A friend of mine says they are really good for painting too ( she's an artist) and she was asking about them as well. I really like them a lot.
edited to add: the handles are clear plastic but they have some kind of rubber and are super comfortable for those details that take some time.
Thanks for your help but I dont't have a Micheals in the little town I live in any more suggestions.
Buy synthetic. The real camel hair, etc. falls off the brush too easily and is hard to pick off. I usually use soft white synthetic bristles with clear non painted handle. Not usually the cheap ones in the sets. I prefer to buy one good one that 5 bad at Michael's.


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My Mom was getting out of the car as I walked across the street toward her. She smiled wide at me as she pulled my sister out of the seat. My sister squealed loudly seeing me and held her little arms out for me to take her.
I walked up, Mom threw an arm around my neck, as I bent down wrapping mine around her her, squeezing the two of them. I was so happy to see them. Mom kissed me on the cheek. I took my little sister from her, holding her up over my head and rolling her side to side a little, making her laugh. I pulled her back down and hugged her tight. She giggled as she squeezed my neck with her little arms.
"You look really good, honey." Mom said patting me on the shoulder.
"So do you, Mom. I missed you." She blushed a little.
"We've missed you, too." She turned and looked at the house, then back at me. "Is that your new house?"
"Yeah, that's it. Come on, I'll show you inside."
We walked together up the walk to the door, I was still carrying my sister. I opened the door, and pushed it open, letting Mom go first. She walked in, scanning around the entry, looking toward the dining room. She looked down at the floor for a moment. She turned back to me, smiling.
"Smells like fresh paint. Very clean." I grinned. I knew she didn't like it, but she would never say anything. "Have you guys been painting recently?"
"Just finished it, actually." I walked by her, closing the door. "Can I get you something to drink? I have iced tea."
"That would be nice."
"I have some juice for Holly." I turned and looked at my sister, as we were eye to eye. "Would you like some juice?" She nodded with a grin. "Okay, come on. Let's get you some juice."
We walked into the open kitchen. I set Holly on the counter, Mom stepped up in front of her to keep her in place while I opened the fridge. I looked back as Mom was looking over me into the fridge. I grinned wide, and stood.
"Okay. I'll watch her, you can take a look." I knew she was dying to look in the fridge to scrutinize what was in there. I opened the cabinet and pulled out two tall glasses and a little plactic cup for Holly. My Mom was standing there looking at me. "It's okay, Mom, really. I know you want to."
She rolled her eyes and then walked to the door. She looked inside and moved a few things to see better. She pulled out the pitcher of tea and the jug of juice. She put them on the counter, then closed the door. She poured into the glasses.
"Well, at least you guys aren't going hungry." She said softly. I laughed. She leaned her head against my chest. "I was so worried."
"You don't have to worry. Steve worries more than you do. He kept saying that he had a promise to keep to you." I said, patting her back gently.
"To take care of you." She said even softer. She pulled away, looking up into my face. "I have some of your things in the trunk of the car. I thought you might need. You only took what you had at the cabin."
"I know. I was going to see when I could get the rest of my stuff from the house. We've been so busy, and Steve works so much. I'm not sure when I can get there."
"We'll worry about that later. Looks like you have most of everything you need here already." She sipped her tea, looking into the living room. "Is that furniture new. It looks really new."
"It is. Steve bought it our first day here. I actually picked it out. I didn't know he was doing it until they actually brought it to the house. I was trying it out at the store where we bought the paint." I watched her walk in the room, she ran her hand over the fabric, then looked back at me.
"He did? He bought this on your first day here?"
I got excited all over again, like when they brought it in. I scooped up Holly, carrying her into the living room. I plopped Holly on the couch. She kicked her little feet on one of the cushions, then lay down, being cute.
"Holly likes it. Do you like it, mom?"
"Oh, honey. Why, it's beautiful." She sat down next to Holly's feet. "You have good taste." To me, she just didn't sound excited. It was a little bit of a let down.
"Really? You think so?"
"Yes, I do." She said softly. I came around and sat down on the other side of Holly. She spun on the cushion and climbed up in my lap.
"Mom, what's wrong? You're so quiet."
"I just missed you so much. And now, I look around, you have your own house, your own things, you're just so grown up." I saw a tear run down her cheek. I reached out a hand and took hers. I scooted myself and Holly toward her.
"Come on. Let me show you the rest of the house."
We got up and walked down the hall. I showed her all the rooms, telling her about the dining room set, another total surprise to me. I explained that I wasn't sure about the spare bedrooms, what Steve had planned, then I showed her the master bedroom. She could only cup her hands together in front of her. I turned and looked at her. She smiled briefly at me.
"Looks comfortable." She said softly.
I smiled, wrapping an arm around her shoulder, touching my chin to the top of her head. "It is." I whispered. I cleared my throat, saying louder. "He takes good care of me, Mom. He really does. You shouldn't worry."
"A mother always worries, sweetie. It's what we do." She pulled away and looked in the bathroom. She turned back to me. "Why don't we go back into the living room. I'd like to talk to you for a minute." Uh oh, that tone. She always used it when I'm in trouble. I followed her back into the living room. We sat on the couch.
"Let me begin by saying that I'm happy for you, Kevin. I really am. I can see that you boys are doing well here. I'm going to give you something, now that you're old enough. I was going to give it to you when you wanted to go back to school." She said, and then rose up and walked over to the kitchen counter. She got into her purse, and then returned. She handed me a little book. I took it, turning it over. It had an embossed crest on the cover. I recognized it as a bank book. I rested it on my leg, using only one hand to open it, the other holding Holly. It had my name written in it. I flipped a couple of pages, seeing numbers written down on some of the lines. My eyes went wide when I saw the amount. I looked up at my Mother.
"What is this?" I asked, as I gulped.
"It's an account that was set up for you by your fathers parents. Even though he was never in your life, his parents, your grandparents wanted to provide for you in some way. I haven't touched it, but have gone to the bank several times over the years. They would update the book when I was there."
"Why did I never meet them?" I asked softly.
"They lived back east. You know that it would have been difficult to go back there. I never saw them after your father left, but they stayed in touch with me until they both passed away. The money from the sale of their house was put in there as well, it was in their will. They made me promise to give it to you when I thought the time was right. And, I think the time is right."
Tears were dropping from my eyes. Hundreds of thoughts were running through my mind at the same time. I could afford to go to college, help Steve, not be a burden...I looked up at my Mom. Her hand touched the back of mine.
"Mom, I can't take this." I said softly. "You need it more than I do."
"Sweetie, we have enough. This is yours, and only yours." She slid a little closer to me. "I checked, there's a branch here in town. You can access the account anytime you want."
"When did they die?" I asked, looking down at the closed book.
"Well, your grandfather died a few years ago, and your grandmother was just a year ago."
"I wished I'd known them."
"I sent them pictures of you from time to time, would write them letters telling them about you and your progress in school. I can give you some of the letters to read, if you want."
"Where did they live?"
"They lived in Virginia. They were very, very nice people."
"My father is from Virginia." I whispered. He had always been a mystery to me. My Mother didn't talk much about him, only giving me bits and pieces now and then. "Do you think he will ever come back?"
"I don't know, Kevin." She said, looking down at her hands. "I hope one day, you'll be able to meet him. To get to know him."
I leaned back into the couch. Holly had slipped into a restful sleep in my arm. I smiled down at her, then slipped her carefully down on the cushion. She was so pretty when she slept. She had slept with me a few times when she was teething. She always curled up in my arms. I missed it. I turned and looked at my Mom. I set the book on the coffee table before me. I hugged her gently.
"I guess I should be thankful, huh?" I asked, looking at the book. She just sat there. "It just doesn't feel right."
"You should accept it, and not worry about it. They did this for you, not for your father, but because of your father."
"Well." I put my hands on my knees. I turned and smiled at her. "You know, I forgot to show the best part of the house." I stood up, holding out my hand. "Come on." She looked up and then took my hand. I walked her out to the back yard, showing her the pool. She gasped when she walked out the patio door and saw it. The flower beds that I weeded out the other day were doing better, and the flowers were blooming and taking off like they should. It was really pretty. I was happy. I looked at my Mom, who was smiling.
"Look at that, will you? It's so pretty with all the flowers around it. You have your own little garden." She put a hand on my shoulder.
"Yes." I sighed. "In a few days, I want to get into the front yard and make it look good as well."
"Oh, honey. This is really nice."
"It is, isn't it?" I wrapped an arm around her shoulders and pulled her to me. She put a hand to her mouth. "I think some patio furniture would be nice around here. It's kind of blank, don't you think?"
"It does seem like a lot of concrete." She said softly as looked around. I laughed.
"Are you hungry, mom?"
"A little. I have to feed Holly when she wakes up."
"I have just the thing." I turned her and we walked into the house together. I shut the door quietly not to wake Holly up. Mom came over and sat at one of the bar stools. She watched me work in the kitchen, pulling stuff out of the fridge and start to get a little lunch prepared for her and Holly. I had had this going in my mind since Steve and I went grocery shopping. It was all coming into plan, laying it out. I walked it around the counter and set it up on the dining room table. Mom was smiling at me. I looked at her with a puzzled look.
"I was just thinking how proud I am of you." I smiled at her in reply. "I watch you going around the kitchen, and it makes me happy."
I lean across the counter and kis her on the forehead. "I owe it all to you." I smile at her, and she beams. I reach out for her, pulling her off the stool, walking her around the counter. We go into the dining room, and I seat her. I pour her more tea and she spreads a napkin across her lap. We laugh together and talk over a simple lunch of cold cuts and a tossed green salad. I miss her so much as I look at her, talking and laughing.
We stop as I catch sight of Holly toddling toward me, smiling, rubbing one eye. I scoot my chair back and hold out my arms toward her. She smiles and staggers a little faster toward me. I pick her up and put her in my lap. I start to pull a few things off my plate and give them to her. Mom smiles at the two of us. I look over at the stove to the clock, it's almost two.
God, I wish Steve was here. He is missing so much.
"Let me help clean up." Mom says as she is noticing that Holly isn't taking anything from me.
"Mom, it's alright, I'll get it." I stop in my seat, as she gives me that look that all mom's are famous for. I hold Holly in my lap, both of us probably looking like deer in headlights. I watch as Mom gets up and in a minute or so, the table is cleared and wiped down.
"Now, let me change her," Mom says, taking Holly from me, "then we need to go somewhere together."
"Where?" I ask.
"You'll see." She turns and walks to the couch. She returns a few minutes later, with a really happy Holly, reaching out for me. "Ready to go?" I nod, in apprehension. We walk to the front door, purse, diaper bag, small one, and me. We close up the house, locking the front door, but, oh damn, I don't even have a key! Oh well, I'll figure it out later. We walk to the car and get in. We set off, not knowing where we are going.
We pull up to a store, and mom shuts off the car. We all pile out and walk in. I look around, seeing miles and miles of carpet. Mom walks up to a salesman, as Holly and I are looking and feeling samples. I find one that I really like, as the saleman approaches. He introduces himeself as 'Sam'. I shake his hand and ask him about the sample. He smiles and says that's one of the best and that I have good taste. I look at Mom and wiggle my eyebrows hearing this. He tells me all about it, but he might as well have been speaking Greek. I had no idea what he was saying. Oh, here goes another deer/headlight look. He smiles again and throws everything into lay terms. Okay, now I got it. He asks for dimensions, and I have no idea. He smiles, again, and says that he can have someone come to the house and measure everything out for me. I see Mom writing something on a little notepad she keeps in her purse. She tears out the paper and hands it over to Sam. He reads the writing on it, and nods.
"Tomorrow, say about one?" He asks me.
"For what?" Deer/headlight, duh?
"Oh." I laugh. "One would be fine. I'll be home." He smiles, then shakes my hand. I turn and start to feel the sample again. Mom walks over, out of earshot from me. She opens her purse, giving him some more paper, it looks like. I shake my head a little, still rubbing the sample with Holly. She's giggling. I tickle her a little, she laughs and hugs me, making me smile wide.
Mom walks back over to us. "Do you want to look some more, honey?"
"No, I think I found what I was looking for. You know, I've been thinking about new carpet since I walked in that front door."
"It needs it, that's for sure." She says, then steps closer to me. "Are you going to tell Steve?"
"Think I should?"
"Heavens no! He surprised you with the furniture. I think you should surprise him with the carpet." She had a devilish look on her face. "Think he'll like it?"
I winced. "I don't know. He obviously trusts me with my decisions. I mean, look at the couch and the tables. He picked out the dining room set, I think, but I don't know that for sure."
"Well, I trust your judgement. You do have good taste. It really shows."
"You think so?" I asked, leaning toward her.
"Yes, honey, I do." She kissed me on the cheek. "Now, it's getting late. We should get back to your house."
We pulled up in front of the house, seeing Steve's truck in the driveway. My heart raced. I opened up my door and pulled Holly out, waiting for mom to join me, then we walked up to the front door. As I reached for the knob, the door flew open and Steve was standing there, wide eyed and looked actually scared.
"I couldn't find you." Steve said quickly. "You didn't leave a note or anything."
"I'm sorry, I didn't think you were going to be home early." I replied, slightly irritated by his tone.
"The door was locked."
"Well, yeah, didn't want to leave it open."
He threw an arm around me, pulling myself and Holly to him. "It just scared me, that's all." He looked past me to my Mother, smiling at her. "Hi, how are you?" He asked, letting us go and stepping to her, giving her a hug.
"I'm fine, honey. It's my fault. I rushed him out the door to go to town. Didn't mean to scare you." She said, patting his big shoulders. She watched the dust flying into the air from her patting. "My, you do get dirty in your job, don't you?"
He pulled away, chuckling. "Yeah, I do. I had just walked in a minute before you got here." Steve looked at me. "Kevin makes me clean up as soon as I walk in. He won't let me touch him or anything."
"That's right, you dirty brute." I smiled at him, trying to keep Holly away from him, as she was reaching out to him. Steve took her little hands and kissed them, making her kick in my arms that much more. "Why don't you go and shower, while I get dinner going."
Steve smiled, then took me by surprise, leaning over and kissing me softly. He pulled back, making my heart leap, and my pants start to bulge. "Yes, sir." He said softly. We all walked in, Steve heading for the bathroom, Mom, Holly, and I into the kitchen. I set Holly on the counter, next to Mom, and I get busy. I clean up the dishes in the sink really fast, and set about doing some prep work for the salad. Mom offers to help, but I tell her, "No, you're a guest. You can watch." I smile at her, and she settles back on the stool. I have actually helped her at home hundreds of times growing up, prepping meals, she actually did the cooking. Now, it was my turn, and I felt good about it.
I went out back and put the coals in the hibatchi and lit them off. I knew it would take a few minutes for them and went back into the house, seeing Steve out of the shower, at the counter talking with Mom and holding a happy little Holly. Steve was tickling her, making her laugh and giggle. I smiled at them. He was so good with her. I walked up and put an arm around his waist. He kissed me again. I was so warmed by the show of open affection from him. My Mom was smiling.
"So, what's for dinner?" Steve asked. "I smell the coals."
"Chicken, tossed salad, and the fruit salad I made. Would you like anything else to go with it?"
"No, that sounds really good." He smiles at me. Steve looked over at my Mother. "He's a really good cook, you know. Not as good as you..." Steve kidded, making me poke him in the ribs at the comment. He jumps a little, laughing. "Only kidding, only kidding."
"You two." My Mom says, shaking her head.
"He's terrible, isn't he?" I ask my Mom. She smiles back. "He's always teasing me." I complain.
"It's all in good fun, baby." Steve says, kissing me again on the cheek. "You're just so easy." He laughs, as I poke him again.
"Jerk." I say, softly. Then go back to finishing the prep. I pull out the chicken and take it outside, putting it on the little grills, making it sizzle. I go back inside and start putting the table together. They are talking between each other and then both walk toward the front door.
"We're going out front, honey." Mom says, as I'm looking at them. "Steve's going to bring your things in from the car." I watch as they walk out front together. I finish the table, and go back outside to check on the chicken.
Steve is carrying in a couple of bags and a good sized box. He turns and walks down the hall going out of sight. I start to go after him, but Mom stops me. "He wants to do this." She says quietly. I shrug my shoulders and go back to what I'm doing. There are two more trips like the first, and then the front door is closed. Dinner is done, and I bring it to the table. We gather and sit together, and talk over dinner. Mom compliments me over my new found culinary skills, but I think to myself, how hard is it to bar-b-que? I take the compliment from her, as Steve holds my hand on top of the table, rubbing his thumb on the back of my hand. The way he is looking at me is making my heart melt and my throat tight.
Mom gets up, saying its getting late and it's about an hours drive to get back home. My heart drops, as I know she really needs to get going. We all walk out out front to her car. I'm carrying Holly, Steve has an arm around Mom's shoulder, and I know she is enjoying that. She hugs Steve tight when we reach the car, he returns the hug. She looks at me, as I'm kissing Holly and putting her in the car. I turn and look at her, tears are welling in her eyes. She hugs me really tight, I wrap my arms around her, squeezing her as well.
"I love you, honey." She says softly, then pulls back, taking my face in her hands. "I know you are being taken good care of. I won't worry anymore. You do need to come visit me though, from time to time." She looked over at Steve. "Both of you."
"Yes, ma'am." Steve says. "You can be sure of that."
She looks back at me, still holding my face. "Thank you for today, it was very nice."
"Thanks for coming, Mom. It was a good day. I really miss you."
"I know, honey, so do I." She kisses my cheek. "But you have something special here." She looks over at Steve, smiling. "And with this really good looking guy, I wouldn't leave either." She hugs me again, then lets me go and gets in the car. She starts it and pulls away. Steve and I wave as we watch her leave.
"I've got to go clean the kitchen." I say softly, letting a tear stream down my face.
"Come on, little man, I'll give you a hand." He says, as he guides me toward the house. He puts an arm around my shoulder as we walk up the sidewalk, then go in. He gooses me, making me jump, as he closes the door. He chuckles, following me into the kitchen. We start cleaning and putting things away. Steve rubs a hand over my butt every now and then, making me grow in my pants, driving me crazy. Once the kitchen is done, he grabs me and spins me at the sink to face him. We stare into each others eyes for a long minute, then he grabs me again, pulling me into him.
The kiss is powerful and deep. His arms around me, taking my breath away, his hands working up and down my back. I melt under him and his attack, loving every second of it, running my hands up his muscular back. He is bashing my mouth with his tongue going so deep, pushing mine out of the way and filling my mouth. I begin to moan, as I am so hard now in my pants. He's rubbing his own stiffness against mine, putting one of his legs in between mine. I start sliding up and down on him, making him pull me tighter to him.
Steve breaks the kiss and moves to my ear and neck, chewing on them, then slides a hand up inside my shirt, lifting it up to expose more of my stomach. He keeps lifting it, and now I'm groaning. I've got to get out of these pants! I kick off my shoes, and he reads my mind, as one hands reaches down and pulls at my pants, popping them open. He reaches in and grabs my leaking length and pulls it out, slowly but firmly stroking it, ticking my tip, rubbing precum all over my head. I reach up with both hands and run my fingers through his hair, grabbing it, holding him to my neck. He pulls back a little.
"Oh, God, I want to fuck me so bad." I whisper.
"In a little while." He replies. "First, I want you in my mouth. I want you to cum in my mouth." He says and tongues my neck. I moan from his tongue and stroking. I let his hair go, as he slides down me, lifting my shirt even further above my nipples. He tweeks one, sending me further into the clouds. He gets to his knees and without hesitation, he swallows my length, slowly almost to the base. Oh My God!, what a feeling. It's like we haven't done this forever. I watch as he slides up and down on me, sliding my pants down. I work them off with my legs, as he uses one hand to help me out of them. He tosses them aside on the floor, spreading me out, while he pulls on my balls. I am moaning under his suction and pulling, and then I feel it again, that incredible feeling from my toes, going up the back of legs. I grab his hair again, and he moves faster on me, knowing. I cut loose in his mouth, and he is pulling on me more with tight suction, drawing everything out of me. I love this so much, but I want something else now. I want him to fill me up inside. He slowly pulls off as I am not shooting anymore. He rises to his feet and kisses me again, softly.
He backs away from me, and unbuttons his pants slowly, like a strip tease. I watch as his thick cock comes into view, making my heart race. He drops his pants just a little, so they are hanging on his butt a little. He pulls out his balls and they are pushed up, making his cock point toward the ceiling. The tip is shining from the clear liquid that is coming out. I want it, and move toward him, but he stops me, giving me a devilish grin.
"Where would you like me to give this to you at?" He says softly, my heart is pounding so hard, my mind is racing. I walk around him, stripping my shirt off, dropping it on my pants. He is following me with his eyes. I walk around the counter and go into the living room. I drape myself over the back of the love seat, putting one foot up on the back, the other on the floor. He watches me finger my ass, while I'm watching him, his cock dripping on the floor. "You are so fucking sexy, you know that?" I smile and wiggle my eyebrows, as he drops his pants and steps out of them. He rips his shirt off over his head, tossing it and then comes over to me, getting behind me, going to his knees. He watches me finger myself, then moves in and tongues my hole along with my fingers. I use two fingers to open myself up a little, and then he dives in, pushing my fingers out of the way, going deep with his tongue. I moaned loudly as he went in, resting my hands now on the back of the love seat, Steve spreading my butt wider with his hands. He put tight suction over my hole, driving my totally crazy. God, I loved it! He slowly pulled away, and stood behind me.
"You really want it, don't you?" He whispered, pressing himself to my hole, rubbing his tip over it, rubbing my back with his hands.
"Yes." I moaned. "I want it, your big cock in me, yes." I waited, feeling him rubbing me, teasing me. "Give it to me." I begged. "Please, give it to me."
I felt him press in a little, spreading my opening. Yes, oh yes, I thought. He pulled out, leaving me nothing. Then I felt it again, a little pressure on me. Oh, thank you! I thought, please, oh please slide it in. He didn't move, just pressed a little. I reached back behind me with one hand and looked over my shoulder. He was still rubbing his hands over my back. Why was he waiting? I could see the devil grin again, teasing me even more. I was about to explode. I was getting hard again from the teasing. Just fuck me, I thought, please, just fuck me! And then he slid into me. I moaned so loudly, being filled, I pushed back against him, forcing him in all the way.
"You do want it, don't you?"
"I have to have it." I moaned. "I want all of you in me. Pound me, fill me up."
"Oh, you are so tight." Steve moaned. "You like it?"
I was breathing heavy. "No." I exhaled, making Steve stand still. "I love it!" I said loudly, reaching back, touching his chest. "Fuck me. Make me scream." I moaned out as Steve slowly slid almost all the way out of me. He slid back in, very slowly, driving me crazyier still. I just couldn't get enough of his cock in me. He went in and out so slow, rubbing his hands over my back and shoulders.
"I'm gonna make this last a long time." He whispered. "I want you to beg me to cum in your ass. I want to make you sweat. Then I want to do it all over again."
"Oh, God!" I was so excited, panting. "Oh, yes, yes. Fuck me, baby, please fuck me."
"Not yet." Steve said, sliding all the way in me very slowly, making me groan loudly.
"Yes, yes." I moaned out. "Please, Steve, please fuck me. I want to feel you cum in me." I moaned again as he slid out slowly almost to the end of his cock.
"Yeah?" He slowly slid back in me. "Yeah? You love it? You want this?"
"Yes, oh, yes." I moaned. "Don't make me beg. Give it to me." And then give it to me, he did. He thrust back up into me, and then started a rhythm setting me on the edge, making my toes curl, going deep into me, then pulling almost all the way out. I was so hard at this point as he pounded me and my spot. I was trying to hang onto the back of the love seat, but with his force of pounding it was difficult. And then, the thing that I was afraid of, the thing I didn't want to happen, happened. I came all over the back of the new love seat, shooting all over the cushions, and the top of the back, all without touching myself. I clamped on Steve, but this drove him more, thrusting through my clamped muscle, pounding me further, until I heard him gasp and moan, he shot deep inside me. I could feel the pulses from his thick cock. I moaned more, as he kept hitting my spot over and over again in this position. I screamed out for more, but he was done. He slowly pulled out of me, and I lay down on the back of the love seat, my ass in the air, my leg still on the arm of the love seat. I felt his mouth at my hole, his tongue licking me, making me moan again.
He took my balls and sucked them one at a time from behind, then pulled my dick down and licked at it's underside. His tongue was absolute magic on me. I reached back and put one hand into his hair, grasping it. I looked back over my shoulder at him. We made eye contact as he ate my ass. I smiled so big at him.
"Oh, yeah." I hissed out. "Eat my ass. Yeah. I need you to fuck me again, baby. Yeah, can you do that? Can you fuck me again?" Without saying a work, he stood up , scooping me up in his arms. He carried me into the dining room and lay me on the table, putting me on my back. He lifted my legs and rested them on his shoulders, pushing his tip to my hole and then slid in. I moaned loudly as he entered and buried himself fully into me. His hands sliding up my sides, tweeking my nipples, and then back down to my stomach, as he was sliding in and out of me.
"You like that?" He asked softly. I nod as I moan. "You like being fucked, don't you?"
"Oh, yes." I moan at him, lifting my head off the table. "Yes." I grit my teeth, wanting it more. "Fuck me hard. Pound my ass."
"So demanding, little man." Steve said as he stopped his motion. "Maybe I should just stay like this for a while. Whatda think?"
"No, I mean yes." I lay me head back on the table.
"Which is it, then?" Steve asked softly.
I was confused why he was teasing me. He was fucking me, but he wasn't. I was going crazy. I took matters on my own. I started moving my hips, grinding against him, making myself slide up and down on him, but not very far. It wasn't the same as him doing it. I knew he could see my frustration. He grabbed my sides tighter, making me stop, and then he took over. Thank you! Sliding in and out, deeper and deeper. He started going faster in and out of me. Yeah, that's right, that's the way I want it! He kept going, beads of sweat were on his chest now and forehead. I was sticking to the surface of the table with the sweat building up on me. I was breathing hard and moaning as he was panting and grunting. I was hard again, him rubbing against my spot. God, I love it.
He threw his head back and moaned deeply. I could feel the throbbing against my hole, him shooting in me, filling me again. He kept pumping in me as he moaned. I couldn't feel the pulsing anymore, just him inside me, filling my hole, my walls. I wished it could stay like this all the time. Slowly he stopped, looking down at me, rubbing my chest with one of his strong hands. I smiled up at him. He smiled back.
"I think it's bed time." He said softly.
I got excited a little. "Really? We're going to bed? Are we going to do it again?"
He smiled wide as he pulled out of me. "You little machine. You are unbelievable, you know?" She leaned down on me, kissing my chest and neck. "No, I mean it's bed time. You know, sleep?"
I looked disappointed, he saw it. He spun me on the table and scooped me up again. "We need to lock the door." I said, putting my arms around his neck, laying my head against his chest. He carried me down the hall, turning into the bedroom. He carried me over to the bed, and lay me down on his side. He touched my cheek with his fingers.
"I'll go do it, and be right back." He smiled as he half turned, still looking at me. "Better be looking sexy when I get back." My heart raced. He walked back out of the room.


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A decent contest for the time of year and Eastlake is one for the short-list. He won here in May and has been quite highly tried since following up at Wetherby shortly after. Lord Villez and Pigeon Island may need this but Strumble Head comes here in good form having returned to winning ways at Ffos Las. He handles this quicker ground. Lawney Hill should find a race for Font off his current mark but this may be a little too competitive while Red Kingdom reserves his best for Musselburgh. ART BROKER has yet to win over fences and still needs to brush up his jumping a little but the handicapper has taken a real chance allotting him a mark of 111 as he's won off 11lb higher over hurdles. He could be worth an interest if allowed to start at generous odds.
Peachey Moment (USA) 4-1 (11-12) Held up in rear, mistake 7th, headway before 11th, went 4th before last, one pace and no impression, 4th of 10, 14l behind Ray Diamond (10-6) at Stratford 2m 4f hcp chs 0-130 (3) gs in Jul.
Lord Redsgirth (IRE) 6-1 (10-11) In touch, ridden 3 out, no impression, 5th of 9, 18l behind Glingerbank (10-11) at Perth 2m 4f hcp hdl 0-125 (3) sft in Aug.
Rockiteer (IRE) 25-1 (10-6) Led to 3rd, weakened from 4 out, 9th of 16, 45l behind I Have Dreamed (10-7) at Market Rasen 2m 6f listed hcp chs (1) gd in Jul.
Eastlake (IRE) 3-1 (11-8) Held up towards rear, headway from 5 out, weakened after next, soon eased, 5th of 7, well behind Premier Dane (11-4) at Stratford 2m 4f hcp chs 0-140 (3) gd in Aug.
Lord Villez (FR) 20-1 (10-7) In rear, not fluent 1st, pushed along and detaced from 10th, headway before 4 out, chased winner from last, kept on and no impression, 2nd of 10, 4l behind Garleton (11-9) at Wetherby 3m 1f hcp chs (2) gd in May.
Pigeon Island 7-2 (11-9) Chased leaders, slow 1st and 10th, ridden and outpaced before 4 out, plugged on to modest 3rd in closing stages, 3rd of 5, 19l behind Allanard (10-9) at Wetherby 2m 6f hcp chs 0-125 (3) hvy in Jun.
Strumble Head (IRE) 11-4 (11-7) Jumped well, led, headed 2 out, rallied last, driven to lead again flat, stayed on gamely, won at Ffos Las 2m 5f hcp chs 0-115 (4) gs in Aug beating Roses Legend (10-5) by nk, 6 ran.
Bhaltair (IRE) 5-1 (11-11) Prominent, hit 3rd, dropped rear 6th, 5th of 6, 30l behind Humbel Ben (10-8) at Bangor 2m 1f hcp chs 0-120 (4) gd in Aug.
Oscar Prairie (IRE) 20-1 (10-10) Chased leaders, reminders after 7th, soon lost place, behind from 9th, tailed off when pulled up before 2 out, in a race won by Cape Tribulation (11-12) at Aintree 3m hcp hdl Grade 3 (1) gs in Apr, 21 ran.
Rossbrin (IRE) 10-1 (11-5) Tracked winner, not fluent 8th, ridden approaching 14th, lost 2nd before 4 out, weakened 2 out, 3rd of 6, 43l behind Calusa Caldera (11-6) at Worcester 2m 7f hcp chs 0-125 (3) gd in Aug.
Rebeccas Choice (IRE) 20-1 (10-4) Mid-division, pecked 4th, hit 9th, ridden after next, plugged on from 2 out, no chance, 6th of 15, 29l behind Sound Accord (10-4) at Haydock 2m 6f hcp chs (2) gd in Apr.
Font 12-1 (11-11) In touch and keen, went 3rd from 14th, one pace in 4th from 3 out, 4th of 9, 22l behind Stormhoek (11-1) at Stratford 2m 7f hcp chs 0-120 (4) gd in Aug.
Art Broker (IRE) 12-1 (11-2) Held up in last pair, hit 7th, headway approaching 4 out, soon went 3rd, stayed on same pace, unable to challenge, 3rd of 6, 7l behind With Grace (11-0) at Ffos Las 2m 3f beg chs (4) gs in Aug.
Red Kingdom (IRE) 3-1 (10-13) Led 7th, weakened quickly 10th, pulled up after next, in a race won by Bobowen (11-11) at Perth 2m 4f hcp chs 0-125 (3) sft in Aug, 6 ran.


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The rule is whoever leaves the room first loses. Frank indulges in some grotty action with a hot, raven-haired doll who polished his knob. As with most Cosmos productions, the sex scenes all follow the same format. Both parties take turns rubbing their faces and tongues around each others hairy crotches. Then the women get mauled by the guys as they simulate intercourse.
Tom screws two carnal cuties then announces hes getting winded. Frank is not as gung-ho about hos as he figured hed be. He bones a sex siren but has trouble rising to the occasion. (The constipated expression on his face is a riot.) He tries to bribe a hooker into saying they did it several times. "That would be unfair," she exclaims. (Wow, a hooker with morals!)
The flick ends with both idiots bumping into each other as they try to sneak out. The Contest is perfect unwholesome entertainment for those who dont require much in the way of storyline and instead opt for endless stroke footage. From the original 16mm too-pooped-to-pop negative. --Mike Accomando, Dreadful Pleasures
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Choricius is the nom-du-web of a theater artist who has been involved in the Washington, D.C. scene in various capacities -- as actor, playwright, director, dramaturg -- for a number of years. Credits include Source, Woolly Mammoth and Le Neon Theatre. As a cultural historian and veteran of the Fulbright Program, he has devoted years of research to the performing arts of the Later Roman Empire (aka-Byzantium). In this bookish role he has translated, performed and published a variety of works from Medieval Greek. He holds a Ph.D. in Theater History, Theory and Criticism, and will soon be publishing his first full-length study on theater and ritual in Byzantium through a major university press in the UK. A Professor of Humanities, he currently teaches World Literature and World History in the greater Washington, D.C. area.
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Shari Barrett, a Los Angeles native, has been active in the theater world since the age of six - acting, singing, and dancing her way across the boards all over town. After teaching in local secondary schools, working in marketing for several studios, writing, directing, producing, and performing in productions for several non-profit theaters, Shari now dedicates her time and focuses her skills as an independent publicist to "get the word out" about smaller theaters throughout the Los Angeles area. As a founding member of the LA Stage Alliance Leadership Council Task Force, she and reps from theaters throughout the city work together to articulate a vision for the theatre community of Greater Los Angeles. Shari has received recognition from the City of Los Angeles for her dedication of heart and hand to the needs of friends, neighbors and fellow members of society for her devotion of service to the people of Los Angeles. Shari is honored to serve her hometown as a contributor to Broadway World.
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Off Bobby Caldwell's best album IMO. 'The cat in the hat' Nice vocals.
The Gathering - Silje playing "You promised me a symphony" MP3
A little video recorded during an acoustic rehearsal with the band.
The Gathering ~ You Promise me A Symphony (sub. español) MP3
Me prometiste una sinfonía ~ It is 1pm School bell's ringing My heart beats fast I better get on running She shouldn't be alone I should have been at home Your ...
Brantley Gilbert - You Promised - Lyrics MP3
I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING ♫♪♫♪ Lyrics: She was crying out my name Standing in the driveway Little bare feet wearing her cotton dress in my way I still see ...
"You promised me you would do the right thing." | Scorpion 2x08 MP3
Scene from Scorpion Season 2 Episode 8 "Area 51" - Request scenes here: http://scorpionscenes.tumblr.com - All rights belong to CBS.
Hallouminati - You Promised me Moussaka MP3
Debut EP available from www.hallouminati.com ===================================== Copyright (c) Hallouminati 2011, (p) Hallouminati 2011.
you promise me MP3
Tricky - Poems MP3
Tricky Poems.
Clifton Chenier - You promised me love MP3
Clifton Chenier - You promised me love.
You Promised Me...............LUNA MP3
You promised me Just me and you You promised me the moon and the sun, the birds and the sky You promised me a wonderful life, they were under lights You ...
Clifton Chenier - You Promised Me Love MP3
Clifton Chenier -


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