At the weekend, the wife and I went to a convention held at a notable Four Star Grade Hotel. The bacon was excellent, as usual, and the added surprise of sharing the well kept grounds with a candlelit wedding party was most agreeable. Though only Four Stars, the establishment has some distinctly Five Star facilities including: a goose run, a leather boutique, a tunnel of lupins and a helipad. It was this last that diverted me most of all as I found the wife kept walking across it and declaring in her abominable West Country way, “Oh no! I am back on the H again!” I never tired of it and it was only the respectful showing of Blade 2 by Channel 4 that allowed me to get any sleep that evening.
I awoke early the next day and made my way downstairs for whatever various pastries I could force myself to eat. After, I went for a stroll through the gardens.
While on this little detour I wrote the following erotic piece beneath the shade of some kind of bamboo derivative that reeked of the takeaway. Jon took his rippling black thigh and placed it upon Linda’s rumplestiltskin. Linda was certainly aroused but had to fight the strong urge to void herself, still tasting the illegal pate (note: pronounced "pattay") that the two had gorged themselves on that late afternoon. Along with eggs. “Oh John,” she wailed. “Everything is going dim. A black overwhelms me.” “There is no H in my name baby. I could hear you pronounce it. Say it again. Say my name,” said Jon. “Say it in the correct manner.” Jon shifted all of his weight onto Linda’s belly and began to bounce slightly due to his working of her garter belt down the chunky calf. With the garter removed, Jon made cups of his hands and lifted the ends of Linda’s bobbed hairstyle to reveal her pristine ears into which he whispered how much better this would all be with some lotional greases. “I could squeeze you into any nook, any furniture, and close you both without having to shuffle it around because of old runners,” he went on. Linda moaned and did indeed pass out. I was not pleased with my effort but it had at least seen the sun climb to a point where I could visit the golf course and strike up conversation with the less than serious variety of player. The early golfer is not a polite man you see. |