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Author Tags: Fiction, Health, Humour
Born in Ponoka, Alberta in 1969, Susan Juby moved at age six with her parents to Smithers, where she was mainly raised, along with a brief stint in Salmon Arm. Inspired by her high school experiences in Smithers, Juby's trilogy about formerly home-schooled, 15-year-old Alice MacLeod of Smithers vaulted her into the literary and television limelight.
Raised by hippie parents, Alice is mostly anxious about learning how to conform. Other characters include her overly smart younger brother, her father's bandmates--including the local taxi driver and her father's gay best friend who runs the sporting goods store--and Linda, the 16-year-old town psychopath who has made Alice's life a living hell since first grade.
The debut volume called Alice I Think (Thistledown, 2002) won the Books In Canada First Novel Award. It was followed by Miss Smithers (Harpercollins, 2004) in which the would-be fashion designer competes in a local beauty pageant--as did Juby herself. This second installment received the Sheila A. Egoff Children's Literature Prize in 2005. "This kind of makes up for the fact that I failed miserably in the Miss Smithers beauty contest," Juby said.
Alice MacLeod, Realist at Last (Harpercollins, 2005) occurs during Alice's summer preceding Grade 12 during which she writes a humourous screenplay entitled 'Of Moose and Men' and contemplates losing her virginity. Her mother has been sent to jail for overly zealous environmental activism and her boyfriend has moved to Scotland.
"Alice is who I might have been if I hadn't been so intent on fitting in at all costs," Juby has said.
Television rights for the Alice books were sold in 2005, whereupon CTV produced a 13-part half-hour television series starring Vancouver actor Carly McKillip in the title role. Filmed in Vancouver and Langley, B.C., this series was produced by Slanted Wheel Entertainment and Omni Film Productions in association with CTV and The Comedy Network.
Initially Susan Juby was unaware that she was writing young adult fiction until, after many rejections, someone identified the genre for which her work is best suited. In 2007, she spread her wings to write a love triangle about a girl, a boy and a horse, Another Kind of Cowboy (HarperCollins $17.89). Its the story of two dressage riders, Alex and Clio. Shes hot to trot for romance, but beyond his macho façade Alex is another kind of cowboy.
For Nice Recovery (Viking 2010), she veered into adult realism, outlining her teenage problems with alcohol. "My family seems to specialize in people who enjoy drinking," she wrote. "And taking drugs. In such families, there is usually one person who stands out as particularly gifted in the field. When I was a teenager, that person was me. I was the star, the Alec Baldwin, if you will. I started drinking seriously when I was thirteen, smoking pot with a vengeance at fourteen and getting into cocaine at sixteen. By the time I was twenty I was done. Nice Recovery is the story of how I slipped so far off course, how I got back on track and, most importantly, what it's like to come of age as a sober young person."
Susan Juby's first comic adult novel is The Woefield Poultry Collective in which a nice girl from Brooklyn, Prudence Burns, inherits an untended plot of land named Woefield Farm. Her farm hands are Earl, an elderly, reclusive bluegrass legend; Seth, an agoraphobic heavy-metal blogger in early recovery from alcoholism; and Sara, an 11-year-old girl with a flock of elite show poultry.
Susan Juby won $15,000 and the Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour for the best book in Canadian literary humour for her follow-up novel, Republic of Dirt: Return to Woefield (HarperCollins), about the troubles that befall Prudence Burns as she struggles to maintain her farm as she also battles a mysterious illness. Less than two months earlier, Juby also won her second Sheila A. Egoff Childrens Literature Prize for The Truth Commission (Razerbill).
Bright's Light is her dystopian YA novel in the sci-fi realm in which body image for young still remains a fixation.
Her sixth novel for teenagers, The Truth Commission (2014), is a humourous story about Normandy Pale and her friends, Dusk and Neil, who are self-appointed members of an informal truth commission at the Green Pastures Academy of Art and Applied Design. Normandy's burden is having a precocious older sister, Keira, who has gone off to attend North America's most prestigious art and animation school, CAID, the California Institute of Art and Design.
Susan Juby reported she teared-up when she read the penultimate paragraph in a Kirkus review by Leila Roy: For me, my love for this book goes beyond the fun and the funny and the adorable and the sad; beyond the excellence of the family story and the friendship story and the sweetness of the romance and the quiet strength of Norms relationship with Ms. Fowler. It goes beyond the myriad of ways in which Norm and her friends change the lives of those they touch; beyond the huge cast of entirely three-dimensional characters; beyond the ruminations about the nature of truth and about gossip, about our feelings of entitlement toward other peoples private truths, about how asking a question can be a kindness, but sometimes, so can keeping your mouth shut. For me, at its core, the Big Truth of The Truth Commission is this: you get a whole lot more out of life when you set the ironic detachment aside, and start treating other peopleand the world in generalwith honesty, empathy, sensitivity, and love. The book won the 2016 Sheila A. Egoff children's literature prize.
Before her first novel was published, Susan Juby dropped out of fashion school, received a B.A. from UBC and worked for seven years at Hartley & Marks publishing house in Vancouver. Following publication of Alice, I Think, she left Hartley & Marks to complete a master of publishing degree at Simon Fraser University.
Susan Juby now lives with her husband on Vancouver Island, near Nanaimo, where she owns a horse, manages her own blog on the internet and teaches Creative Writing at Vancouver Island University.
Alice, I Think (Thistledown, 2002)
Miss Smithers (HarperCollins, 2004)
Alice MacLeod, Realist at Last (HarperCollins, 2005)
Another Kind of Cowboy (HarperCollins 2007). 9780060765187
Getting the Girl: A Guide to Private Investigation, Surveillance and Cookery (2008)
Nice Recovery (Viking 2010) 978-0-670-06917-0
The Woefield Poultry Collective (HarperCollins) 978-1554687442
Bright's Light
The Truth Commission (RazorBill/Penguin Canada 2015) 978-0-670-06759-6
Republic of Dirt: Return to Woefield (HarperCollins 2015)
The Fashion Committee (Penguin Teen 2017) $21.99 978-0-6700-6760-2
[BCBW 2017] "Fiction" "Health"
W.P. Kinsella on Susan Juby's humour
In the 1980s, I attended a reading by Alice Munro. I had read her most recent book and loved it, but it had never occurred to me that her stories were humourous. She read a story and to my surprise the audience laughed many times. When I mentioned this to Alice after the reading, she smiled and said, Bill, everything is funny.
Unfortunately this viewpoint has received little vindication in the world of Canadian fiction.
What was the last humourous book to win the Governor Generals Award for Fiction? Or the Giller? Or the Books in Canada First Novel Award? Or the Canadian Authors Association Fiction Award? While a few of the winning books have offered some semblance of humour, only the 2002 winner of the Canadian Authors Association prize, Generica, by Will Ferguson, was actually a comic novel. Except on occasions when the Governor Generals Award is given to Alice Munro, the GGs are generally chosen by an incestuous clique of humourless academic drones who take turns rewarding each others sub-mediocrity. On the other hand, some of the choices for the GGs have been so breathtakingly awful as to be unintentionally humourous, and have certainly drawn their share of rueful laughter.
Meanwhile Canada exports comedians by the dozen, possibly because they realize that their humour will be appreciated more in the U.S. I remember once being asked the difference between Canadian and American responses to my work. My reply was, when an American reads my books, they say, I loved your stuff. It was so funny I laughed out loud. While a Canadian would say, I enjoyed your work, I just about laughed. I consider myself a humorist, though I have not always been recognized as such. The reviews of Shoeless Joe were almost unanimously positive, but few mentioned that it is a funny novel. One of the few times I ever replied to a reviewer was when the New York Times treated The Iowa Baseball Confederacy as serious fiction, never once mentioning that it is (in my opinion) a spoof of organized religion, and organized baseball. I suggested that having an outfielder run from Iowa to New Mexico chasing a fly ball, and having a church that ran 12 hours behind the rest of the world, and having an outfielder fried by lightning, just might be considered humourous by some.
All of which brings me to Susan Juby.
I had just about given up on humour in Canadian literature, when, as I was wending my way through the sometimes good, sometimes bad, but generally humourless nominees for the Books in Canada First Novel Award, all of a sudden I started laughing out loud, and calling to my wife, saying Listen to this! Listen to this! The book that excited me was Alice, I Think by Susan Juby, a young woman writing a very fictionalized version of her teen years in Smithers, B.C. The second sentence got me: I grew up in one of those loving families that fail to prepare a person for real life. The implosion of Alices former high school counselor is a classic scene, and Alices assessment of her replacement counselor, who she dubs Death Lord Bob, is not entirely inaccurate, as she sees him as being needier than she is. Juby describes Alice and her family attending a picnic for home-schooled children: ...home-schooled kids werent exactly what my dad called paragons of normalcy. A disturbing number of them were still breast-feeding at an age when most kids are taking up smoking. Then, I am pleased to report that I am making rapid progress... now, thanks to my new Life Goals and an article I read on the Ukraine in National Geographic, I have realized it is my calling to be an Easter-egg painter.
The second and third volumes of the trilogy are equally hilarious. Yes, Susan Juby is the real thing. But childrens literature? Isnt that picture books with pop-ups that one reads to pre-schoolers? I asked Susan if she had any misgivings about her work being considered childrens literature. If one wants to write comedy, she replied, the YA/teen market is a good place to do it. A lot of the funniest writing these days is published for younger readers (and ends up getting picked up by adults.)I guess theres a long history of this kind of thing. I read somewhere that P.G. Wodehouse was popularized by British school boys. Theres a healthy respect for comedy in the YA market.
Susans trilogy has been optioned by a production company associated with CTV Vancouver. These are the same people who created Corner Gas, a very funny Seinfeld in Saskatchewan series, whose greatest compliment is that it didnt receive any Geminis because it is so many light years ahead of the drivel that passes for TV entertainment. Ill hope Susans experience with TV is better than mine. There was a unfunny travesty of a TV show called The Rez, which was created from my Leacock Medal-winning characters, but the TV people were too cheap, too lazy, or too untalented (my guess is all three) to option any of my 100+ stories about Silas Erminskine and Frank Fencepost, so some hacks created their own. I had to fight for every penny owed me and never got paid my pittance for the final six episodes.
[W. P. Kinsella lives in retirement in Yale, B.C., with his wife Barbara Turner Kinsella, a former Miss Congeniality and 2nd Runner-Up for Miss Protestant County Tyrone.]
Alice, I Think TV series (2005)
Press release
Vancouver, BC (September 12, 2005) - CTV and The Comedy Network
announced today that after a cross-country search, Vancouver actor Carly
McKillip has been cast in the title role for Alice, I Think, the newest
comedy series for CTV and The Comedy Network. Principal photography
begins immediately on the 13-part, half-hour series, based on the
internationally-acclaimed books by BC author Susan Juby. Produced by
Slanted Wheel Entertainment and Omni Film Productions in association
with CTV and The Comedy Network, filming continues through November 10
in Vancouver and Langley, BC.
McKillip, a 16-year-old Vancouver native, has been acting since she was
a child. She was cast in the once-in-a-lifetime role after a nation-wide
search to find the perfect Alice. Over 60 young actors from across the
country auditioned for the role. As Alice MacLeod, McKillip plays a
15-year-old girl with an oddball family facing the trials and
tribulations of teenagedom in the small town of Smithers, BC.
"When we first saw Carly, we knew immediately that she was our Alice,"
said creator Susin Nielsen. "Carly understood that Alice was a complex
character from the get-go."
Alice, I Think revolves around the misadventures of Alice's
unconventional family as they encounter life's ups, downs and occasional
absurdities. Created for television by Susin Nielsen, the show is
co-executive produced by Nielsen and Gary Harvey, who also acts as lead
director, reuniting the creative team behind this year's
critically-acclaimed CTV/Omni series Robson Arms.
Alice, I Think is the second of three new original scripted series
slated for production for CTV's 2005/06 schedule. Together with dramatic
comedy series Jeff Ltd. and the one-hour drama Whistler, Alice I Think
joins CTV's award-winning stable of original scripted programming
including Corner Gas (Canada's No. 1 Comedy), Degrassi: The Next
Generation (Canada's No. 1 Drama for Teens and Adults) and Instant Star,
now receiving rave reviews in the United States on The N.
As Alice, McKillip plays a maladjusted teenager with a bizarre fashion
sense that is painfully out of touch. Alice starts high school after
years of home-schooling on the hunt for a look, a social life, a job and
a boyfriend. Her mother Diane (Rebecca Northan, The Joe Blow Show) is
the new-aged family breadwinner while her father John (Dan Payne,
Stargate: Atlantis) is an endearing house-husband. Little brother
MacGregor (Connor Price, Cinderella
Man) is the brains of the outfit.
Other residents of Smithers (pop. 5,124) include Finn (Haig Sutherland),
John's gay best friend and band mate who runs a used sporting goods
store; Geraldine (Lori Triolo), Diane's counter-culture best friend and
fully-fledged "natural woman"; Linda (Taylor Hill), the 16-year-old town
psychopath who has made Alice's life a living hell since first grade;
and Marcus (Michael Eklund), John's other band mate who drives the only
taxi in town and dates women half his age.
"We are thrilled to be in production with Slanted Wheel Entertainment
and CTV on this exciting new series" says Producer Brian Hamilton,
Vice-President of Vancouver-based Omni Film Productions. "The characters
are fresh and unexpected. They're real and likeable with storylines that
will appeal to people of all ages, bringing the wonderful characters
from Susan Juby's books to a whole new audience."
"Alice, I Think doesn't pull any punches," said Executive Producer Jon
Slan, President of Toronto-based Slanted Wheel Entertainment. "It's
funny, but it's also honest. Viewers will relate to the oddities and
irreverence of these larger-than-life small-town characters."
Alice, I Think is based on the series of novels by Nanaimo writer Susan
Juby. Originally published in 2000, Alice, I Think was one of the rare
books loved by both teenagers and adults. Books in Canada raved that
Alice, I Think was a "dead-on, laugh-out-loud female coming of age
story" while Canadian Literature described it as "a great, funny, romp
of a book...completely unlike any other novel in this genre." The book
was critically acclaimed and was nominated for the Amazon.com/Books in
Canada First Novel Award. Juby's follow-up novel, Miss Smithers,
published in April 2004, won a BC Book Prize and was nominated for the
2005 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour. Earlier this year, the final book
in the series, Alice MacLeod, Realist at Last hit store shelves. All
three books are published by HarperCollins in Canada, the United States,
the United Kingdom and Australia.
Carly McKillip decided she wanted to be an actor at the age of four. Her
work as a professional began with a recurring role in the television
series The Marshal, which led to guest spots on several series including
The X-Files, Poltergeist: The Legacy, The Net and Life As We Know It.
McKillip's film roles include Floating Away, Saving Silverman, Dr.
Doolittle, John Tucker Must Die, and Stranger in Town, for which she was
nominated by the 1998 Youth In Film Awards for Best Performance in a
Television Movie/Pilot Series/Best Young Actress (Age 10 or Under).
McKillip has also voiced animated characters in Sabrina The Movie, What
About Mimi? and Card Captors.
Alice, I Think is produced by Brian Hamilton (Robson Arms) and executive
produced by Jon Slan (Plague City: SARS in Toronto) and Gabriela
Schonbach (StuntDawgs). Rachel Rafelman (Plague City: SARS in Toronto)
co-produces. Louise Clark is CTV's Director, Western Independent
Production. Brent Haynes is Director of Programming for The Comedy
Network. Bill Mustos is Senior Vice-President, Dramatic Programming for
CTV. Ed Robinson is Senior-Vice President, Comedy and Variety
Programming, CTV Inc. Susanne Boyce is President, CTV Programming and
Chair of the CTV Media Group.
Alice, I Think is a co-production between Slanted Wheel Entertainment
Inc. and Omni Film Productions Limited. Alice, I Think was developed and
produced in association with CTV and The Comedy Network, with the
participation of the Canadian Television Fund, created by the Government
of Canada and the Canadian cable industry, Telefilm Canada: Equity
Investment Program, CTF: License Fee Program, the Province of British
Columbia Film Incentive BC, Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit
and the Shaw Rocket Fund.
The Woefield Poultry Collective (HarperCollins $21.99)
from Lindsay Williams
Its still possible that you havent heard of Susan Juby, the fast-moving, literary chameleon. Since her emergence in 2002, the Nanaimo-based Juby has mastered a time-traveling style of writing in which she channels her younger self.
First, her three Young Adult novels about a girl growing up in Smithers became the basis of a TV show, Alice, I Think. That trilogy was followed by two widely acclaimed Young Adult novels, Getting the Girl and Another Kind of Cowboy.
Then she switched genres for a memoir about overcoming teenage alcoholism, Nice Recovery, recently included in the Top 100 of 2010 by the Globe & Mail. As a succinct recollection of times gone very, very blurry, Nice Recovery was praiseworthy, but I grunted through the last fifty pages.
Nice Recovery, as a whole, was PG-13. I wanted more dirt and less calm revelation. I felt slighted until I realized that the most important thing about the memoir was to cross the genre boundary and make the recollections of a very adult matter available and readable to young people who need the benefit of someone elses hindsight.
Now Juby is nicely cracking the adult fiction market with The Woefield Poultry Collective, published in the U.S. as Home to Woefield. A rather inauspicious-looking cover told me that I would laugh out loud, which is generally an indication that I likely wont. In this case, I was wrong. I did laugh out loud.
Woefield is a multi-perspective novel about a young urbanite name Prudence who inherits her uncles decrepit Vancouver Island farm.
Peripheral characters are sparkling with life and serve as a reminder of Jubys wonderful and elastic imagination. We meet Sara, a precocious young girl with a group of clucking show chickens, and Seth, an alcoholic and selectively agoraphobic celebrity blogger. Earl, the grizzled farm foreman teeters on the edge of cliché with his heart of gold.
The age ranges that are used for these characters season this funny and contemporary tale. I, for one, am pleased to see Susan Jubys departure (at least temporarily) from Young Adult fiction. Jubys writing is too strong to be hindered by content and language restrictions imposed by the Young Adult genre. In Woefield, Susan Jubys mature talents have come home to roost.
W.P. Kinsella once wrote, I had just about given up on humour in Canadian literature, when, as I was wending my way through the sometimes good, sometimes bad, but generally humourless nominees for the Books in Canada First Novel Award, all of a sudden I started laughing out loud, and calling to my wife, saying Listen to this! Listen to this! The book that excited me was Alice, I Think by Susan Juby.
In whichever genre she chooses, Susan Juby is still laugh-out-loud funny. 978-1554687442
Lindsay Williams is a bookseller on Galiano Island.


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I thought I made a pretty good impression on her last Sunday. I went to try to see her again last night and while I did see her, she never recognized me. The only difference that I had was that I wasn't wearing my green shirt and slacks I had on Sunday (jeans and a red shirt) oh, and I had gotten my haircut since but still, shouldn't she have at least recognized me, if not saying hi
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Chapter 13
It was Christmas again and I was alone again. Déjà fu. I spend one day with Susan, not in her house, instead we went for dinner and coffee. With little Hans. She told me under tears that the little rat mr Dressel decided to spend the holidays with his wife. Susan was crying and crying all day. She moved back to the pool house with her parents witch by the way where very proud grand parents. I'm not the person who tells " told you so" even I should. I held her in my arms almost the entire day. I felt pity for her. Holding her so close woke something in me that I didn't felt for a women in a long time. But as a gentlemen I wouldn't take advantage, of a situation like this. I drove her home with a boner. Can you believe that I had a boner for a women. When I finally reached my apartment I jerked of thinking only of Susan. I missed her skin, her hair and last but not least her bubble ass. No Sean nor Martin had shown up in my fantasies. My climax was great and my cum flew up to my hair. Wow maybe I wasn't gay at all I had to find out.
New year eve came, and I invited her to spend the night in my apartment. With Hans I told her. But the grandparents insisted to take care of Hans that night so she could have fun. And we had fun that night. After a glass of white wine we started talking about what we would change, the up coming year. " I promised my self to go back to school and make my degree in nursing. " she said. " I don't wanna fall in love again with a guy " I said. Susan looked at me sad. " why?" She only asked. " because I did it twice and both times it almost broke my heart. And look at me. Like you said before I'm not out of the closet yet. And to be honest you gave me a boner the last time I saw you. But with all your sorrows I didn't want it to make it even more complicated." She looked in my eyes " and now, do you have a boner now". I didn't had one and I told her so. " Maybe I can help out a little" she said and put her hand on my crotch. Within minutes my little buddy was hard as a rock. " and maybe that will help you too. " she unzipped my pants and pulled them down to my knees. Her warm mouth engulfed my dick and I felt a moan coming out of my mouth. I enjoyed that a lot. I told her to stop or I would cum way to early. I changed position and lifted up her dress and pulled down her slip. Her wet pussy tasted a bid salty but delicious. I played on her clitoris with my tongue. And suddenly it hit me. That 7 foot guy I saw on Martins birthday was the guy in the porn, the one blown by the black guy, eating out the girl sitting on him. Thinking of that guy and the porn made me cum like crazy. We both had our climax at the same time. I moaned and she screamed. After a few minutes of heavy breathing she said " maybe you are not gay at all. That was just like old days. Don't you agree?" " maybe not" I said back but in my head were those thoughts about that 7 foot guy and the black guy blowing that man. After midnight I I wanted to drive my stick into her ass but there was no stick. She tried everything. BJ hand and even ass rimming wouldn't wake him up. I didn't want to admit it to myself but I had to find out later on. " maybe not " Susan said and we both laughed. She wasn't upset. We talked a lot that first night in the new year. At about 7 am she wanted to go home. " are we both good? " I asked. " of course, I had a great night. " she said back and kissed me. " V I love you and I don't care if you are gay, bi or just curios. I know for sure you are not straight anymore. I hope you will find someone who will fill up your life. Sooner or later every pot finds its lid. You will find true love and or your soul mate. And it doesn't matter what gender that will be." I kissed her back " thanks Susan, not only for tonight. No thank you for being a friend. Everyone should have a friend like you."
I drove her home. Her mom was outside with Hans in the arms. I saw in Susan's eyes that she found her true love already.
Back home i put in the Sean's DVD and as soon as my favorite scene was on my dick stated rising. Proof enough? I told myself. Yes I recognized the guy.
For Christmas I bought myself a little gift. It was one vibrator, but a bigger one Martin used on my ass. Wow what a feeling. I slowly jerked my hardon and rimed my ass with the toy. When I entered my hole, it felt great. Only a few minutes went by and I shot my load. Most of it on my hand so I could lick it of. I thought to myself : you don't need a sex partner you got everything you need.
I couldn't sleep during the day and out of boringness I turned on the com and checked my e- mails and my account in gay Romeo. I had a lot of requests but right now I didn't wanted to read them. I also had one private chat request. It only said : V I love you. I clicked on the users profile but it turned out that the account had been delayed by the user. So there where no chance to find out who that was.
Over the next two month I only satisfied myself. It wasn't every night but sometimes it was three times a day. The last thing I heard from Martin was a postcard he send me from Berlin. So that sucker was in Germany without telling me. What the fuck.
I think to much masturbation makes you moody. I was not myself those few weeks. And it went from bad to worse. I fucked myself with the dildo so hard that I was bleeding out of my as, not only once. But the worst thing was that I tried to fuck Susan a second time. We were out for dinner and after that she invited me in her pool house. After a bottle of wine and a lot of kissing and petting I made a move and pulled down her bra and slips. I liked to eat her out,so I started with that. But my little victor didn't wanted what I wanted. Full of frustration and a bid ashamed I started a fight. " it's all your fault in the first place. If you didn't wanted that threesome back then nothing would had happened. I would be still your Boyfriend. I wouldn't be gay and....." I stopped because I saw I hit a nerve on Susan. She looked at me with tears in her eyes" did I tell you to fall in love with the first guy who fucks you. Was I the one who forced you to go to Los Angeles and fuck around with the first man you can find?" She yelled. " oh that comes out of a bitch who fucks with the teacher. And look at you right now. You got a child and that motherfucker lives with his wife ha". I countered back. Susan stopped crying and with wide open eyes she only whispered " get out, get the fuck out of here and don't come back. You better find yourself a fuck. Out". I was so pissed at her, but seeing her crying was to much. I apologized to her but she only shock her head " get out " she screamed at me.
Home alone I thought about what I had done. She is the only person who stays to me no matter what. I loved her even I couldn't fuck her. I tried to call her but only her voice mail came up. I explained why I was searching for a fight and that I was deeply sorry for what I had said I hung up and started crying. I had to change something and I exactly know what I had to do.
I surfed the internet for ' anonymous sex for gay' and there showed up a blog about exactly that. The guys where talking about sex cinemas, adult bookstores and glory holes. I heard about glory holes before but never had the nerve to visit one. So I checked out my home town for glory holes. I found three. One was at the train station, the other one an public toilet and the third one a public pool bathroom. I tried the train station first but that place was dirty and smelly. No I thought you are not that desperate. The second one was more like cabins with the dividing wall not all the way to the floor. Not for me I thought I don't wanna lay or knee on the floor with other people's pee. I skipped the third one and went back to my apartment. I widened my search area and found a truck stop restroom near by, on the autobahn. I drove the 10miles and found what I was looking for. There were a lot of trucks in the parking area. I stepped inside the restroom and saw three stall on the left and on the right. Both middle ones where occupied. I opens the one on the left close to the entrance. The hole in the wall was huge. About 2 feet in diameter. I looked thru the hole, sitting there completely naked was a aged guy. He looked over and asked" want me to suck you of?" I thought that is exactly what I'm here for. I heard on the other side some moaning and then somebody said "oh god I'm cumming" somebody was lucky I thought. " agggghhhhh aggghhhhh was all I heard. I was looking thru the hole again and the guy was already kneeing in front of the hole with his mouth open. No I thought maybe the next time buddy. I pulled up my jeans, my penis half erected and the guy put his finger thru the hole. Nope sorry. I opened the door and on the other side the door opened as well. I stepped out and looked in a 7 foot tall guys eyes. He looked back and nodded briefly. That was the guy in Martins kitchen the one from the porn video. He must have recognized me too. A little nervous what to do I stepped in the both he came out. I looked thru the hole and there was an even older dude sitting there. He liked on a condom. Nope, I thought and went out again. I hoped to see the guy outside but he already left the restroom. I also left and checked the parking lot but couldn't find him. Disappointed I turned around when I heard a horn next to me. I looked and there was that guy sitting in a white BMW x 5. Nice car. He lowered his window and asked. " Victor right? " yes that's my name". He : how is Martin? Me : he left Germany right after his birthday to pursued his dream " he : oh that's why I didn't seen him in a while, oh sorry we never where actually introduced. My name is Ben, I'm a .... But I cut him of " one of Martins coworker in the porn industry."Ben : so you know. Me : yes I have a DVD with you as an actor. You were shooting movies with Martin? Ben : yes me made two or three movies together but what are you doing here. " I'm looking for sex just regular sex no strings attached". And I smiled at him and you " the same exactly the same and he smiled at me. " so what about right now " I asked. " we'll I had a great blow job right now and I have to go home to my wife. She's expecting me already. But we can see us next week if you want to. And if you don't wanna go home unsatisfied you should go back in there. He is good he know how to suck. Give me your number and ill call you promise. I gave him my number, not sure about this : he was married ! ? Never less I went back inside and opened the same both and sat down.the older guy was gone instead there was a black guy in his 30, good looking. He pushed a finger thru the hole. I dropped my jeans and pulled over a condom. He was good in sucking. But I wanted his too. So I pulled back my dick and signaled him to stick his thru the hole. He did and he also had a condom on his cock. I sucked on his head like crazy. He moand and when I swallowed his approximately 10 inch deep in my throat he moaned even louder. I stopped and said so he could hear me. " I want you to fuck me". He pulled back his dick opened the door and knocked on my door. He didn't even bothered to pull up his pants he stood there with his beautiful black dick in front of him. I let him in and he turned me around and lowered his body so his face was on my ass hole. I thought he was gonna rim it with his tongue but he only spit on my anus. He took my hand and made me push it in my hole. Than he spit in his hand and rubbed his dick with it. And then he drove the 10 inch right into my hot ass. The pain was back, the long anticipated pain the satisfying pain was back finally. 10 minutes later his movement where faster he moaned and cursed. I already came after five minutes. But I enjoyed that fuck as what it was. He rammed his hard dick deep inside of me and again and again. Suddenly he stopped and his legs started wiggling and he screamed loud. Agggggghhhhhh really loud I mean. They all outside must had heard him. He pulled out his softened dick, pulled of the condom and offered it to me. I declined and he tossed it in the toilet bowl. thank you he said and left. No I thought I have to thank you, that was the best fuck in a long time lol


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Marino did say there were no new details provided at the executive session.
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Trustee Joe Kenner could not be reached for comment.
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Krzeminski "reached out to the state and they didn't want any part of it," Terenzi said.
The county, likewise, is not taking over the investigation.
"This is a Port Chester police investigation," said Lucian Chalfen, spokesman for the Westchester County District Attorney's Office. "We're aware, obviously, of these allegations and so forth. If they need anything as it relates to legal advice or grand jury subpoenas, we'll accommodate that, but they're investigating it."
Initially, Terenzi agreed to an internal investigation to "give the police department a little leeway to try to clean up their situation," but after weeks with no results, he has begun to reconsider outside help.
"We're not going to wait much longer. If we have to get the FBI or an independent investigation - I don't care," Terenzi said Tuesday. "The clock is starting to tick. To me it's indicative of what's been going on the last 15 years."
Since Krzeminski became the chief of police, the department has regressed, Terenzi said. "I don't think there is any leadership there at all."
Depending on the outcome of this case, he might reconsider the merits of appointing a police commissioner to get the department going in the right direction. The idea of a police commissioner came up during Mayor Christine Korff's administration in the 1990s. Currently, the trustees and mayor act as the board of police commissioners.
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Westys storage was more secure than the Port Chester Police Department?
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ZNPPO officer-in-charge Sr. Supt. James Buslig Mejia said that the closing of the school year this week and other occasions such as the observance of the Holy Week, town fiestas and Flores de Mayo are expected to generate an exodus of commuters and tourists to the province.
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So I'm 19 my sister is 20 her boyfriend and future fiancé is 24 and his sister is 20 me and my sisters boyfriend Sal are extremely close like he is like a brother and I told him this before that I really like his sister and he didn't get mad or anything and me and his sister are pretty close but she has a boyfriend for 2 years and he doesn't like him and Sam says he mistreats her and does what he wants without her input and I wanna express my feelings for her but I don't know if I should or just keep them hidden away my sister and her boyfriend lost there baby girl and our family's have became extremely close and every time i see her my heart skips a beat and I want her to be mine and I don't know if I should try and brake them up or wait to see if they brake up or not please help me out with all this please and thank you.
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This is her choice to be with him. Nobody forced her to date him. If she wants to stay with him, you have to find somebody else. Other than that, you have to let those feelings go and move on. She is involved with her boyfriend. Let her make her own decisions. And if she isn't interested in you, then you will be heartbroken more. Just find somebody else who you can be attracted to. If she wants to leave, she will do it herself. But even if she does leave, again, if she is not attracted to you already that's it. Don't hold on to those feelings, when nothing is going to happen, before it gets worse and you become sick.00|00|0
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Origins of the Byzantine Empire
When the Roman Empire reached its extent on Dacia and Parthia, the same time during the day Trajan died, Hadrian became emperor. When he wanted to build a city to rival Rome and make it the capital, he built a city on the site of Byzantium , and built Parlious Caravel, on the edge of the Strait of Bosporus. Hadrian expanded the city many times to be larger than Rome as well as other emperors. Hadrian then added Russia, Scandinavia, (the surviving Vikings fled to Iceland and Greenland) Central Asia, Mongolia, Iran, Western Southern Asia, and Manchuria to the empire. Theodosius started to make Parlious Caravel capital when he became emperor, and made it like Constantinople. However, Russia claimed independence from Rome after its fall. It became part of the Eastern Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, which preserved ancient civilizations, Atlantean, and Chinese culture. The first Byzantine emperor, Anastasius I, made the Byzantines a world power.
Parlious Caravel
Just at it is, it is the most enormous, magnificent, splendid, wealthiest, fortified, and the greatest city in the world. It had 40 million people. It is very huge because the city is stretched magically without going on the land, but sometimes did. It had magnificent and splendid buildings, and has a bunch of 55 forums at the middle as with the Imperial Palace. Parlious Caravel had canals and ports. Hadrian wanted Parlious Caravel to be a paradise and ordered heavy, thick fortified walls around the city. Making it a paradise isn't easy. So Hadrian made a wish to the gods of paradise many times and then later, it was. Abundant fish and wildfowl live in the paradise as well. Special creatures amaze many people. Under him, he also build many aquariums and with thick glass, it never broke. Exotic animals were put into zoos, and there were many apartments. It had huge harbors and series of canals. Parlious Caravel was a tropical paradise. It had a lot of palm trees and has a firefighter and police force to look after the city. And yes, as with every city, there were poor and rich. Everyone speaks Latin and Greek, in the empire, but rarely, other world-wide languages. Their culture is very advanced, and trading happens more there than anywhere else. With thick walls, fortified with watchtowers, gates, forts and super heat-shot trebuchets made land of sea invasions difficult.
Although borrowed from China, they adopted the way of gunpowder in using it for fireworks, gunpowder weapons: flamethrowers, cannons, bombs, and firework bombers, and made a technique of the heat shot. It boasted a sewer system, and organized social service in hospitals, homes, and orphanages. Ships crowded the city's harbors, luxuries come from all over the world. people without jobs are given, such as sweeping the streets, and weeding public gardens. The city's streets are either narrow of wide, grand and board, strait or twisting. People, camels, mule trains, horses, elephants, soldiers, merchants, peasants, water sellers, sweetmeat sellers, porters, beggars, raged children, barefooted slaves, stray dogs and cats, pets, priests, nuns, bishops, archbishops, carriages, and litters all crowd the streets. Many luxuries items, like ivory, silks, fur, perfumes, rum, gold, furniture, Samian ware, fabulous and wealthy jewelery, rich dining utensils, musical instruments, silverware, ornaments, decorating supplies, spices, precious and colored stones, and other luxuries items fled in Parlious Caravel's and its empire's markets.
Everyone attended circuses, theaters, and amphitheaters. They were one of the many recreations that made the Romans happy. All roads and trade routes lead to Parlious Caravel. There were many magic passages that led to other parts of the city or led to some special place of a magical part of Parlious Caravel. Public works were always made, and it has expanded a lot as the population grew. Its ports are centers of warship building, seafood produce, and centers of trading. Canals were water streets where ships drove on, and many monuments are found. There were many arenas where battleships fought, and there were many buildings that could stand on the water. Ships guard and control the waters around the port. Irrigation ditches were built at the ports in swampy areas to deliver to farms to control the water level. Romans had made a filter to turn the water cleaner, and most of the water is delivered the fountains and waterfalls that flow to the canals at the port. Romans refer the ports as paradises. Parlious Caravel also produces everything in their economy list. The Field of Mars, built by Hadrian as a copy from Rome, was no longer dedicated to their god Mars, instead, it is a military area for soldiers to exercise and produces soldiers. Trade always flourished in the empire, There were many food supplies stockpiled in the city.
To the Byzantines, there was no special cargo than grain. It was the main food supply for making bread, pasta, cereals, and crackers. Normally, Byzantines are not available to hunt down animals, but how do they still had ivory? The story goes, one day some scientists found some ivory from the Carthaginians long ago. The scientists had started to create their own ivory. Made from some chemicals, they later started to use an oven an started to heat and mold it. Finally, they created their own ivory. It spread around the world, then they started to produce their own ivory, and spread the idea of banning hunting of animals. (which was later accepted) In this city, what's so strange about is that many structures, and there were terraces over terraces, streets above streets, and then zigzag roads and huge flights of steps bordered (and are also found there) with orange and lemon trees, roof-gardens, balconies, deep archways, pillared colonnades, spires, battlements, minarets, and pinnacles. Many governments buildings house laws, records, and orders. a trillion churches and monasteries are dotted in the city. The entire city was defended by the Praetorian guard, as well as the city. A huge ring surrounded the city, packed with traps to kill and crush the enemy army. In 100 B.C.E., an emperor, named Basilia II, who was originally a general, organized a group called the Circle of Czar (or Caesar), a circle that holds military meetings on what to do in the base. The forts were even located in the city itself. Everyday, people could see soldiers as a magnificent sight. Generals and their army march across the city. Blacksmiths had done the work on improving the army and finding new technologies. Praetorian Guards were given orders by the Senate and the emperor. Under the empire, the eagle stands for strength and courage, the lion stands for bravery and honor, and the cross, the symbol of Christianity was the symbol of faith. All of these help the soldiers do well in battle. Although it was at its greatest extent 895 years and ten years before Maracano's death, the city still expanded for some years.
Early Byzantine Emperors
For 895 years, there were many famous emperors. All emperors are extremely popular, but also made many accomplishments in their civilization.
Anastasius I
Anastasius I was the first emperor to go on the Byzantine throne. Under him, he was the first to expand Parlious Caravel as well as culture accomplishments. Under him, he ordered many projects to be done. Anastasius spread Christian archbishops to Western Europe. His dream was to convert all of the barbarians they could find in Europe, which all together found Catholicism, Anastasius also encouraged education and learning, making scientific and mathematical discoveries. Under him, artists, musicians, architects, priests, merchants, bishops, and generals thrived. Under him, he ordered parks, playgrounds, museums, and libraries built to advance education. Anastasius also formed the first patriarch and built Santa Sophia. During the end of his reign, her wife, Liusu, believed that her son, Justin, will become emperor if he murdered him. Soon, that happened.(491-539)
Justin I
Justin I was not only a son, but a famous general. Under him, he built the Praetorian guard base, which was borrowed from Rome. Justin wanted to expand territory. In 525, he invaded all of the Middle East. Justin then invaded Korea, and then Japan. Japan was difficult. They had to fight the samurai armies tougher than his armies. Justin advanced in military technology, and then invented gunpowder weapons: guns, flamethrowers, cannons, bombs, and firework bombers. Soon, japan was conquered. Justin wanted to control a part of the Silk Road. He took territory in Tibet and northwest China. Justin also seized Northern India, and banned hunting of animals (except seafood) because he believed they were the messengers of God. Under him, he discovered the Earth was round, and was generally accepted. Justin also advances on medicine, math, science, and geography. Justin died in his age of 54, when he was killed fighting in a gladiator show. The killer was Nassius Abagas, who was later taken prisoner. (521-555)
Narnius was the brother of Justin. Under him, he invaded all of the Mediterranean Islands, and invaded all of the Roman lands of Northern Africa. he then advanced a little to the south. Soon, the invaded Spain, Sicily, and Italy. His armies advacned on Eastern Europe. He also seized the Danish island in the Baltic sea next to the country itself. Narnius took part in gladiator games, chariot races, theaterical shows, and taking part as the first patriarch-emperor. (554-614)
Finlanius I
Finlanius was the first Byzantine Empress to take power. Under her, she built Venice, where most trade happens here. Under her, she wanted to find uncharted territory, so she ordered her governors and the government officials to look after the empire. For 2 and 1/3 years, she found the Americas, Africa, and other places of uncharted territory. The most famous of all was the Americas and Australia, where she discovered Native American civilizations in the Americas, and found very strange creatures on Australia and yes, the Americas as well. In Australia, she met the Maoris, and gave them gifts. Finlaniuus built zoos and safari parks to deliver animals from all around the world, and for scientists and artists to learn about it. She also let a few mighty creatures, like the big cats, bears, and rhinos, to be delivered to the amphitheaters. These come from some zoos, when there are way sometimes to many animals, they rather get them out either send them back to their habitats, of put few to gladiator games. She was the greatest explorer as well. (614-674)
This emperor, however, was originally a noble banished from France for his crimes, and Finlanius took him to her city to succeed him. Under him, he can't believed what his eyes saw, compared to European cities on the other hand. Under him, for his first time, he expanded Parlious Caravel through the Bosporus Strait. Water pipes undergorund was built to make to flow of the water to the city as fresh, then back into the sea. The salt was gathered an cleaned to make salt. Parts of the cities had been built on water, but these places were later drained and dry land was better for the parts. In the end, Parlious Caravel had expanded through the waters, though there were some huge lakes left. Under him, he was a Catholic and wanted some Catholic scientists, merchants, and navigators to stay that way as well, so many inns had Catholic churches. (674-720)
Nicodemus I
Nicodemus succeed Charles after his death. Under him, Nicodemus made statues, paintings, icons, and mosaics more lifelike. Also, he then courage art to be more lifelike. Nicodemus also feared the empire's growing population and sent many Byzantines to colonize on the East Indies, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Australia. Nicodemus also advanced in warfare and wrote songs and psalms. (720-779)
Under her, she was remembered as the first women soldier. She fought in her armor and took place in the Norse Wars. Theodoriusa also expanded Parlious Caravel 3 times faster with new inventions. Theodoriusa also built a tomb called Thodoriusa's column, which showed the pictures of her life in the battle. (779-856)
Avaras I
Avaras was a Praetorian guard officer that was the first Catholic-Orthodox emperor. Under him, he expanded Parlious Caravel 5 times more faster. Avaras had succeeded in navy building. Avaras had built medieval-style windmills and reconstructed Herod's temple in Jerusalem, but a lot bigger. Avaras also built the world' largest church, Hasbura Sophia, with monasteries and some gardens. He allowed Jew to worship freely and made a law that a patriarch should be a Jew. (856-916)
Empress Agora was the first empress to build medieval-like structures. Agora built universities, markets, towers, and courts in Middle-Age style. She also introduced fairs from Europe. She also introduced the Jewish Bible from the Torah scroll into a book. Agora made laws to helped merchants from getting robbed. Agora also built road bridges on roofs to help people get to places faster. She also helped people get well. She had made advance in ship building. She ruled longer than any other empress- 92 years. (916-1008)
Justinian I
Justinian was Agora's son. Under him, the empire was fulfilled in trade. he invaded South America and the Caribbean islands. Justinian needed money, so he told the Europeans to go to North America and tricked them that he discovered it, and gave them to it, for a price. Justinian had collected 793,142 tons of gold from them. Justinian had expanded Parlious Caravel 11 times faster and had built Parlious Caravel very fast. He loved peace, and always went to church and took part of religious disputes and discussions. Justinian wanted to expand the empire. He seized the coasts of southern France and captured Greenland and Iceland. It was an era of glory. (1008-1064)
Africanus was the world's greatest emperor and had many monuments and buildings built. Africanus also colonized South Africa and The Nile's sources. Later, Sudan, Southern India, and Panama fell into control. He gave aid to people who suffered earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, and other storms that happened during his reign. He ruled for 45 years. (1064-1109)
Life under the Czars
The Byzantine emperors are known as Caesars, but another name for it is czars (or Tsars).
The Byzantines believed that their czars were chosen by God, and alone, he had the right to rule. Czars formed a group of spies, called the King's Eyes, to spy criminals and lawbreakers. Byzantine dancing became very popular later on, which amazed more people to the theaters than before. Peasants had received food and money from the government. Czars made many disputes and discussions. Czars built many structures to show off their glory. Czars also held parliaments and sometimes, they spent their lives at balls.
Industry Advance
Byzantine emperor Jalius VIII started to adopt many things the West invented, and spread eco-friendly invention ideas around the world. By 1901, it was the most powerful industrial country in the world.
Discontent Grows
The only unpopular and last czar was Nicholas III. Although he was nice and self-efficient, he was not strong enough to be a good ruler. A year later, his son, Alexander got a fever, and the continuing of his dynasty will hold off. Meanwhile, people are living in unhappy conditions. They were always poor. Finally, plebeians from all around the empire went to Parlious Caravel, and held a revolt. The soldiers, fearing a revolution, shot at them. Finally, peasant Cassius Albanius had a meeting with all peasants, and were planing a revolution.
Byzantine Revolution
In 1909, the plebeians stormed into Parlious Caravel, soon, all of the people followed. The czar ordered to put down the rebellion, however, the people had weapons, and finally, the emperor was overthrown, and the Byzantine Empire became the Byzantine Union, known as Russia. And Yohammed Ben Zacraius became the first president of Russia.


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In September 2013 I went to the delivery suite at royal Preston hospital and was found to be in premature labour at 23 weeks + 3 days. I was put onto a drip to try and stop my labour but after several hours I developed chest pains and so the drip was stopped.
I was constantly monitored and that evening I went into full labour and our son was born early the next morning. The neonatal doctor and nurses were there to attempt and intubate our son but all we kept hearing was that he wasn't viable. This went on for 13 minutes and eventually the Dr and the team stopped trying. The midwife wrapped our son up and passed him to me. I could see his chest rising and falling and shouted out that he was breathing and the Dr said that he wasn't. Dr and team then left the delivery room. Myself and my husband were angry that nothing more could be done and we expressed our anger to the midwife. The midwife left us to have some private time with our son and we had to wait and watch our son die which took 50 minutes.
Dr came back into the room and told us we were very lucky that the neonatal team came to try and save our baby because at 23 weeks they usually didn't bother and then left the room. We were both in complete shock that a Dr would even say to anyone what we had just heard. When the midwife came back into the room, we told her what had been said and she seemed astonished at what was said. We left that afternoon after taking our son to the chapel. The midwives could not have done any more for us than they did. They were very competent and professional but also sympathetic.
On the following Monday the lady from the bereavement team came to see us and talked to us in great detail about what would now happen and the services available to us. We talked to her about our experience in the delivery suite and she seemed ashamed that that was how we had been spoken to. We wanted to put a complaint in into the way our son had been treated or not as we feel. However we were told that if we wanted to do that then the death certificate couldn't be signed and our son would have to have a post mortem, which was something I didn't want to happen. Our son was perfect and we didn't want him cut into. We had consented to umbilical testing and my placenta tested and felt that that was enough.
In the eyes of myself and my husband we don't think that the Dr in question had done all they could to save our son because all the doctor kept saying was he's not viable he's not viable over and over again. We have been back to see my consultant and got the results of the tests carried out on the umbilical cord and placenta. The results were they found a large blood clot in the placenta and they feel that could have started my labour off prematurely. We expressed our feelings of future pregnancies and how I would be treated and a care plan has been put in place.
I haven't been able to do this before now as I have really struggled to come to terms with our loss and only recently, after a complete meltdown, felt I needed to do this to help me move forward. After thinking back to the beginning of my pregnancy and my first appointment with the midwife and then Dr at Chorley Hospital, I was told by the midwife that I was high risk of blood clots and would probably be put on clexane injections every day from 16 weeks. However when I went into see the Dr he said I would only need clexane injections after the birth or if I was bed ridden. So I feel that if I had the clexane injections my story might have been so different.
I am absolutely terrified now of future pregnancies and having to go to Preston Hospital for the birth. I will be asking to go to a different hospital for my treatment and birth as I couldn't risk having a premature baby and them being under the care of that Dr. I wouldn't be able to stop myself from telling the doctor exactly what I think of them and how they treated our son.
Response from Rhona Hartley, Head of Patient Experience and Customer Care, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 3 years ago
Thank you very much for sharing your painful experience with us and for the very kind comments you made about the midwifery staff at what is a very difficult time for you and your family.
We're so sorry to hear of the loss of your baby son and would welcome the opportunity to discuss your concerns further with you and your husband if you feel that it would be helpful to do so.
If so, can I ask you to please contact the Customer Care Department on 01772 522521, who will make the arrangements for you to meet with relevant senior staff.
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Thank you for telling us of your experince. We were so sorry to hear of the loss of your baby and would welcome the opportunity to discuss your concerns in more detail. If you are happy to do so, can we ask you to please contact our Customer Care Department on 01772 522521.
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With a stay at Best Western Hotel Plaza Matamoros in Matamoros, you'll be convenient to Casamata Museum and Stillman House Museum.