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FREE LOVE – True Stories of Love and Lust on the Internet
Print and (text-only) e-book versions available now at Amazon.com and other fine book sellers.
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“I AM QUITE INTO THE KINKIER SIDE OF THINGS” – Men Seeking Women
“I WAS ALSO CURIOUS” – Women Seeking Women
“BEEN THERE, DONE THAT” – Men Seeking Men
“COULD BE AN INTERESTING TRYST” – Missed Connections
“I DO LIKE TO TAKE CHARGE IN THE BEDROOM” – Women Seeking Men
“WE BARELY MADE IT UP THE STAIRS” – Casual Encounters Watch The Video
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Author Archives: Thomas Kelleher
Happy 4th of July Everyone!
Hope everyone has a Wonderful and Safe and Sane Independence Day Holiday.
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Aloha and Aloha
Vacation. Twelve days of it with our annual family “retreat” to Maui. Some days seemed too long, some too short. Ups and downs, highs and lows. Typical family vacation stuff. Fun fact about me: I loath traveling for long periods … Continue reading
Quote Of The Day – Dr. Seuss
Today’s quote comes from Theodor Seuss Geisel (March 2, 1904 – September 24, 1991); an American writer and illustrator, better known under his pen name Dr. Seuss for his highly popular and weird children’s books, with over 600 million copies … Continue reading
Quote Of The Day – Jack London
Today’s first Quote Of The Day of the New Year comes from San Francisco Bay Area native author, journalist, short story write and social activist Jack London, who was one of the first fiction writers to actually earn big bags … Continue reading
Happy New Year!
Thank God that’s over. May this New Year bring you luck and prosperity and immense happiness in all you do in 2017. Happy New Year!
Quote Of The Day – Jules Verne
In light of the coming new year I thought today’s Quote of the Day was particularly relevant as we look ahead to 2017 with hopes and dreams of a kinder, gentler, less turbulent and tumultuous twelve months. You can’t call … Continue reading
