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  • 2017-10-23

    Today’s Haiku: Long Words

    Very long: super- -califragilisticex- piallodotious This one’s a real word: antisdisestablishmen- tarianism

  • 2017-10-22

    2017-10-22

    The Shane and Colton story is coming along well.  I’m at about 7800 words now, and I have a suspect in custody, plus two sex scenes so far.  I have to admit, I hadn’t planned on the story going this long, but—who knew—mysteries take time to set up and resolve. It’s been a pleasant day today.…

  • 2017-10-21

    2017-10-21

    Just a quick note to say that I had planned to release a Shane and Colton chapter today, but I’ve had…distractions…and it’s taking longer than expected.  I had thought to just publish it when I came to a stopping point, but to borrow the term from software development, I feel that the stories should be atomic—self-contained and occurring…

  • 2017-10-21

    Of Clouds, Silence, Astrology, and Requirements Comes Imagination

    You know, there is something so very peaceful about lying on your back and watching the clouds go by.  I forgot to take my phone with me this time, or I’d have more cloud pictures to share.  But just lying in the pasture—hearing the breeze as it blows the tents and whispers through the grass…

  • 2017-10-20

    2017-10-20

    Off to my ex’s. And this is where I leave you. You should know the rest… Shane and Colton soon. Burgers, beer, and flying wolves. Shane can’t catch a break. I’m considering Fifty-cent haikus for all. Would people pay it?

  • 2017-10-20

    On Religion and Spirituality

    I’m trying to figure out to whom to attribute the quote, but somebody said, “The definition of fluency in a language is the ability to speak about religion and politics.”  When you think about it, it makes sense; people’s religious and political beliefs are generally shaped by many things: their upbringing, their relationship with their…

  • 2017-10-20

    Becoming One, Introduction and Chapter 2

    © 2017 Jack Doe.  All rights reserved. Reproduction of this story is prohibited without prior written consent from the author; however, linking to this page is appreciated. ************* Introduction I recently submitted a short story called “Becoming One” to the folks at Circlet Press.  They publish a wide variety of erotic fiction, and a friend…

  • 2017-10-19

    Haikus

    Creativity. Instant gratification. Haikus make me glad. Need to enjoy life. Find things worth celebrating And write them all down. That’s enough for now. Time to write some short stories To keep myself sharp.

  • 2017-10-19

    On Being a Furry

    While my blog is still young, it’s almost inevitable that I’m going to start making furry references.  I’ve been a furry for a really long time…something like 12 years, I think.  13?  I dunno.  Anyway, for those not familiar with “furry”, I’m going to try to explain it, demystify it, and maybe share some of my…

  • 2017-10-19

    2017-10-18

    So it’s been a day—well, less than a day, really—since I started the blog, and I’ve already posted something like 11 entries and have a list of at least 12 or so more to do.  So, if nothing else, I’ve figured out a way to keep myself busy…when I’m not already busy…which is most of…

  • 2017-10-18

    Flies and Mosquitoes

    …And now I reveal just how graphic my language can be.  Did you know I preemptively marked my blog mature so that there wouldn’t be any chance of offending people?  Anyway… These pests are positively the things I hate most in the world.  Why?  Because they are vicious and terrible to innocent creatures.  My poor…

  • 2017-10-18

    Clouds Are Pretty (and Other Ramblings)

    So something that I try to do when the weather is nice is go outside and just lie in the pasture, looking at the clouds.  It is immensely relaxing, and for just that little bit of time, all of the stress I’m feeling completely disappears.  It is a wonderful feeling, especially when the herd comes…

  • 2017-10-18

    Ads?!

    So I just found out that readers may occasionally see ads on my blog.  For this, I apologize; I didn’t put them there, and in fact, WordPress wants me to upgrade and pay to have them removed.  So, I apologize in advance: I’m too cheap to pay to take the ads off on a blog site…

  • 2017-10-18

    First Impressions So Far

    I gotta say, WordPress seems to be pretty darn easy to use.  It’s very intuitive.  I can see why so many sites run on it.  I suspect I’m still just scratching the surface, but so far, so good.

  • 2017-10-18

    The Blog Entry That Used to Be a Page

    Okay, a bit of stream-of-consciousness follows…  It’ll explain it all at the end. As I’ve mentioned in at least one post now, I self-published a couple of books on Amazon.  They’re adult-themed; you have been warned.  Most of my writing is adult-themed.  I should check and see what the guidelines are on here; we’ll see…

  • 2017-10-18

    Random Thoughts

    Let’s see.  I’ve had a number of thoughts cross my mind as I’ve been going about the site, setting up my About and Contact pages, etc.  Here’s a nice list of some of those. I love breakfast, but I never eat it.  I should eat breakfast more often! Blue skies are great.  Blue skies with…

  • 2017-10-18

    Popping My Cherry

    I’ve heard about WordPress off and on over the years.  I remember when blogging was a new thing, and I remember thinking to myself, “why would I want to do that?”  For that matter, I remember thinking, “why would anybody read what I wrote if I did?” Admittedly, not much has changed in my thinking…

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