Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Category Archives: Kris
Meet #26 Mount Washington – Up and Down
Meet #25 Sassy seduction
Kris had not been in touch since he left Sunday morning. I was missing him and hating that. I was so revved up! I had woken up from a very hot dream about trying out a vibrator at a sex shop… argh… and spent the day telling my mentourage about it.
NO!
NO!
OH COME ON!
I SHOULDN’T BE HERE!
I DON’T KNOW.
I DON’T KNOW.
GRRR….
Sad Sunday
I was very sad… thinking of him dealing all alone, and for myself not having his smiling face around. But I don’t think it’s up to me to be his sole support. If I loved him and wanted to be with him when the dust settles, it might be different. But the last thing I need is another man who needs so much and won’t touch me!
Meet #24 – Suddenly moral
Meet #23 Part 2 – Sharing
Meet #23 Part 1 Reality
- No one to cut his hair. He hasn’t been to a barber for 35 years.
- No one to pick him up when he drops off his motorcycle to be serviced, or take him back to pick it up when it’s done.
- Worrying about his wife “breaking into their house and taking things.”
- Being placed in an adversarial position over money.
- Finding a realtor to advise him on selling the house, what to fix or not worry about.
- His son suing him to get back trust money he thinks was mismanaged.
- Where will he live when the house sells?
Ugh. I stroked his hair and listened and offered suggestions. He dozed on and off. He grabbed swiss cheese and crackers to munch on.
Meet #22 Vacation Part 3 A Martha’s Vineyard Day
Monday, July 7, 2014
[If you missed the earlier parts of my vacation with Kris, check out Part 1 and Part 2]
I had to set the alarm for 6 am so we’d be sure to make the ferry. We dressed, packed, ate a quick breakfast then went to the parking lot to unhook the boat. We headed out about 7:20 am. The drive is supposed to take just over an hour, and we’re supposed to be in line by 9 am in Woods Hole. We rolled along to Falmouth, and pulled into the Steamship Authority parking lot at 8:40 am. He sent me into the terminal to get a cup of coffee and something for myself. I picked bottle of water and a blueberry muffin and shared it with him. The prices were reasonable! Only $2.15 for a large coffee.
We helped train a bomb-sniffing dog! While I was in the terminal, a steamship authority guy asked Kris if he’d let him put a “can of scent” under his truck as part of training a new dog. Just as I returned, he was walking the dog up and down the rows of cars. The dog stopped at the truck, and sat down right next to where the canister was hidden! Kris chatted him up, found out how training works – basic food rewards for increasing distance and shorter time finds. The dog is a 2 year old yellow lab named Riley. It helped pass the time!
The ferry rolled up about 9 am with an ambulance the first to roll off. That was a sobering sight. Imagine needing a 45-minute ferry ride to get you to the hospital. Eek.
He drove the truck on and we took the stairs up to the top desk. We sat outside in the front. It was a windy, gray morning. I was sleepy so I mostly leaned on Kris and got up to take a photo now and then. We rolled off onto the streets of Oak Bluffs at 10:15 am just as the sun came out! We stopped along Lake Street to look at the map and make a plan.
I took photos of the big old Victorian homes along the harbor.
We decided to walk around a bit, eat breakfast, then take off driving around the island. We parked on Circuit Ave. and strolled up looking at the shops. He asked the ladies at the Black Dog boutique where “a local carpenter would eat breakfast.” They sent us to Linda Jean’s. There was a “20 minute wait” that turned into 45. I was miserable waiting in the heat, so I strolled out to the gazebo in the park by the water where there was more of a breeze, checked out a bakery “the home of back door donuts” and bought a fridge magnet in the store across the street.
We finally got a nice wooden booth at the back in air-conditioned splendor. I had the “double play” – 3 eggs over easy, 2 slices of french toast, 2 strips of bacon and 2 sausages with fresh-squeezed OJ. Yum. He had the strawberry banana french toast.
I gave him one of my eggs. We got out of there about 12:30 pm. We’d forgotten about the 1-hour parking limit, so there was a $20 ticket! Ah well, not bad to pay for parking. We headed down Beach Road. Everything is so close together! In no time we were at the Stop & Shop in Edgartown, stocking up on fruit and snacks. I found the bathroom in the stockroom.
He decided he wanted to see Chappaquiddick, so we took the 3-car ferry for $16 across the 100 yards of water from Edgartown. It was nice to learn more about the island.
It’s a very quiet place – no commercial businesses! Most of the roads are dirt.
We drove down to Wasque Reserve, then back to Dike Road to “the bridge” and the Cape Poge Wildlife Reserve. He talked to a local about the “Ted Kennedy incident.”
We took the ferry back then headed south down Katama Road to South Beach. It was a beautiful place, but the wind was fierce and the waves huge!
He had talked about setting up a tent and hanging out there but the weather made it impossible and we were running out of time. I used the porta-potties. No toilet paper – argh.
We drove across the center of the island through West Tisbury and Chilmark to Aquinnah on the western tip. I am surprised how undeveloped it is! He went to the bathroom and I strolled through the Wampanoag shops. There were some very pretty items there. We meandered up the Clay Cliffs at Gay Head. WOW! Such stupendous scenery! I can’t believe I’ve lived in Massachusetts all this time and never made it out here! I took the “money shot” of the cliffs and the lighthouse in the late afternoon sun. I think it is the best photo I’ve taken all year.
There were about a dozen people up there enjoying the view. He broke one of the main rules of cheating and asked a woman to take a photo of the two of us with my phone camera. He put his arm around me and beamed! It was a fantastic photo of the two of us with the cliffs and lighthouse in the background with the sun shining… so for one sterling moment on that cliff… there was an “us” for everyone to see. It reminded me a bit of “American Gothic” with the broad-faced woman and the skinny balding man. That made me giggle!
We left there about 6 pm and went north to Vineyard Haven on the north-center tip. I was surprised how rural it is! I had no phone signal for a long time but was finally able to yelp to find somewhere for dinner. We found the Net Result, a seafood shack along the harbor where you order inside at a deli counter, then pick up at outside window and sit at picnic tables with other diners.
I got a stuffed clam, lobster bisque and a hot buttered lobster roll! He got a grilled swordfish sandwich.
We ate al fresco, looking at the huge boats and yachts across the street, and watching a local couple share a 6-pound lobster next to us! Kris chatted them up about what life was like in the winter, how the schools are set up (5 elementary schools, one high school). We strolled along the waterfront ogling the yachts, then got gas ($4.69 a gallon!) and drove over to the steamship authority. We put the truck in the line for the ferry, then got out and sat on the harbor front.
If you’d like to see the 54 photos I took today, pop over to Google + to look at that album:
https://plus.google.com/photos/101174762249697322833/albums/6033651197604315073
They loaded us onto the ferry about 9:15 pm. We took the elevator up to the enclosed middle deck. Kris got a coffee and we snacked on the grapes, crackers and cheese and rasinettes. The trip went very fast – we docked in 30 minutes! We dashed to the truck and rolled out into the Falmouth night at 10:15 pm. There was no traffic this time, thank goodness. We were back at the Red Roof Inn in Mansfield at 11:15 pm. We had planned to drive back to my place but changed our minds as we drove to hotel. They were glad to have us stay another night. I was not ready to end our idyll!
Kris fell asleep in his clothes! I undressed him and tucked him in. He woke and we had a long, silly discussion about whether to have sex. He took matters into his own hands, literally, making me cum with his talented fingers on my clit, then going to his favorite position, going inside me under me. He fell back to sleep. I got up to set the alarm for 8 am and get organized so I don’t have to do much in the morning. I fell asleep about 12:30 am with a big smile on my face.
Meet #22 Vacation Part 2 Boating on the Cape
Sunday, July 6, 2014
[if you missed Part 1 – click back to it here.]
The alarm sounded at 7 am. Ugh. Then I realized I was not at home – I was in a hotel bed in Mansfield with a nice man lying next to me!
Kris rolled over and started playing with my clit. He made me cum with his finger. Yum. I did something new and exciting – I gave him a hand job and watched him cum! I’d never seen a man cum (it’s always inside me somewhere!) It was so great to hear him moan and squirm, then see spurt after spurt gushing out onto his stomach!
We ate breakfast in the room. He fed me a banana and I added a cereal bar and some water. I put on my summer pants and the blue t-shirt with red/white and blue decorations on the upper chest, donned my hat and off we went down to Cape Cod, over the Bourne Bridge and down Rte 6 to Hyannis.
We stopped at an ancient Benny’s Department store – he wanted to get pool shoes. I went to the employees bathroom.
We motored on to Harwich to the Wequassett Resort. It is spectacular! It felt like a glimpse into how “the 1%” vacations! We got a waterfront table at the Outer Bar and Grille looking over Pleasant Bay.
He treated me to a “clam bake” lunch at $36 – cup of clam chowder, corn on the cob, fingerling potatoes and LOBSTER!
He had the chowder and a caesar salad. We shared the guava-filled cheesecake with fresh raspberries.
This lunch was very special – beautiful view, delicious food and a nice man who paid! The bill was almost $100. Whee! I rarely feel like any meal can be worth that but this may have been it!
We strolled around the resort, checked out the fancy restaurant up the hill and canceled our dinner reservations, then took off to Orleans. He knew a public launch at the end of a quiet road. He rigged up the boat and we got into the water a little after 4 pm.
It was wicked windy – not long before I came in from the bow to the seat beside him that is protected by the windshield. He motored out to the Chatham Light to the sand bar. We saw seals! That was so fun!
He pulled the boat up on the sand bar… he wanted me to get out but I declined. He walked to the other side to see the ocean.
We motored back to the Fish Pier in Chatham and got out to use their facilities.
It was nifty to see the working boats and the Coast Guard zodiacs.
Soon after we left there, the boat’s motor acted up. It worked fine in low gear, but was messed up when he tried to go faster! So he puttered along and I crossed my fingers that we’d make it back before dark. He had me make note of each buoy number that we passed, so he could tell a passing boat what to radio the Coast Guard if we ended up stranded. It was a bit nerve-wracking, but we made it with 10 minutes to spare. Phew.
I sat on a rock and uploaded photos on someone’s nearby wifi. Heh. As darkness fell, I helped him batten down the boat. I yelped to find a place for dinner.
He wanted Chinese, so we went to the Double Dragon in Orleans. It was a great combo of close to where we were, cheap, fast and good. We shared the Peking ravioli, hot & sour soup, and house special lo mein with shrimp, pork and beef. It was your typical pagoda-adorned, old red leatherette booths place that hasn’t been updated since the 70’s.
If you’d like to see my 39 photos for the day, pop over to Google + for the album.
https://plus.google.com/photos/101174762249697322833/albums/6033108842055957153
We got gas and snacks, the drove back to Mansfield. The traffic was AWFUL! It was backed up more than 6 miles getting to the bridges off the Cape. This is after 10 pm at night! He was falling asleep. It took us forever to get back. We finally rolled into the Red Roof Inn after 1 am.
I went to the bathroom and when I returned he was asleep. I patted on him to be sure he didn’t want to cuddle, but he was completely zonked. I got to sleep about 1:30 am.
I made a mental note never to go to the Cape in the summer again! The traffic is too much!
Meet #22 Vacation Part 1
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Kris invited me to go with him to Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard! I haven’t been away for more than one night in years. This is so exciting!
The plan was to find a hotel near Providence (much cheaper than on Cape) and go down Saturday night so we could get up on Sunday and drive out to Orleans to go boating, the drive back late. Monday would be our Martha’s Vineyard day, driving home late at night.
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from: Kris
to: Sassy
date: Sat, July 5, 2014 at 8:42 AM
subject: Wet
Good Morning Sassy!
If “Judy and Marge” can do it…so can you. WHAT?!??? You don’t know who “Judy and Marge” are???? I’m shocked!!! A cultured, educated, sophisticated hot babe like you! Google “Judy and Marge” by Lowell Herrero.
Also, go to Herrero’s site to see the awesome other “sensual” work he’s done–mostly of nature and big people (bigger than you or Hubby) farming the land (he’s from CA) or just living every day life.
You need to be willing to get wet (no, not that kind–besides that!)—-at least up to your waist in the ocean someplace. So bring something you could go in the water in. I don’t care what you look like in whatever you wear. I want you to “experience new things” with me—DIFFERENT—-we can play in the water together!!!!! I’ll even let you grab my cock and grope me if you go into the water with me.
Alfalfa
P.S.–Working toward being “fashionable not too late”….. Mwah!
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Kris called at 4 pm Saturday to tell to me he was on his way down from NH! I had been hoping to see him since 2 pm… but knew he had a lot to do to prep to be away. He showed up about 5:15 pm. I was antsy, so I went downstairs and talked with a neighbor and her dog outside. He rolled up in front of the house with the little white truck and the boat. He stowed my stuff and we took off South down Rte 93 to I-95. I wore my new navy blue polo shirt and shorts. Very summery!
We decided to have dinner at Olive Garden at Patriot Place in Foxboro. It’s at the far end of the parking lot for the stadium where the Patriots play football. I’d never seen the stadium and the stores around it. It is HUGE!
He is so good to indulge my cravings! It wasn’t crowded at all! I had the sausage soup and a little salad, a couple of breadsticks, then the spaghetti with meat sauce and sausages. He tried their salad and the eggplant parmesan with spaghetti. He finished up with a cup of coffee. He told me the latest on his wife, and his meeting with their pastor. She is texting him invective all day long. The pastor was very friendly and helpful, wanted lots of details about his new motorcycle in an envious way! The pastor offered ideas on how he could reconcile with his wife in time, and held out great hopes for their meeting with her.
We motored on to the Red Roof Inn in Mansfield, an inexpensive place to stay where we can drive to Cape Cod in the morning. We unpacked and piled into the bed to play with toys! I couldn’t do anything with my mouth due to an impending cold sore, so Kris was creative with the silver bullet, making me cum hard while he pressed it against my clit and rolled it back and forth. He even talked more! Then he pressed the toy up inside me! He followed it with his cock so we both got the benefit of the vibration while he was inside me using his favorite under/beside me up from underneath sex. He held me tight and came hard. I dozed off satisfied and happy about 1 am.