Advertisements As I left home, all I really knew about my destination was that it was a few hundred miles south of the middle of nowhere. Goose neck campground overlooking the Colorado river Six driving hours later, I arrived at Goose neck primitive campgrounds to set up my base camp for the next couple ofContinue reading “the Trail of the Ancients”
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airplane sex dreams
Advertisements Her warm breath hovers above my lips as strands of blond hair dance along my neck and shoulders. My back arches upward as her body draws near, and little white stars illuminate the corners of our eyes. Her head tilted, ever so slightly upward, so that we gaze into each other, through each other,Continue reading “airplane sex dreams”
What I found to eat in the AZ
Advertisements Whilst traveling this past week for work in Arizona, I came up with a new idea, trying to find unique places to eat, and then give you my thoughts about them. Let’s get started : Flagstaff : This town has a historic downtown district that you can walk around and find all kinds ofContinue reading “What I found to eat in the AZ”
Little Acorns
Advertisements Just drive deeper into the unknown. Dust bellowing up from behind like a murderous storm, or a woman. Take a deep breath, choke on it. Avoid the pitfalls, traverse the scene. Glide. The pulsating beat of the heart of her is near now, so close I can taste her feel her want her. Silence,Continue reading “Little Acorns”
all days this week lead me to you…
Advertisements It’s Monday and I’m driving through the vast expanse of the Arizona desert. Usually I would already be regretting the long week I have ahead of myself, but this week is different. It is the week that ends with Christmas. I can feel the thunderstorms on my back as I head further North, theContinue reading “all days this week lead me to you…”
Unintentional manscaping and other dilemmas
Advertisements Where do I start? Since my blog is a personal journal of sorts and my way of documenting events in my life ( both good, bad, and indifferent) I’ll recap the highlights since last Friday. Last Friday -While hiking here I became really short of breath. So much so that it took me overContinue reading “Unintentional manscaping and other dilemmas”
Chiricahua
Advertisements After a long week of frustration, road weariness, general disdain, and sleepless nights, I shrugged it all off and headed to Chiricahua Sky Island. Rising to 9,763 feet in the Arizona southeastern landscape, this isolated mountain range is home to the Chiricahua Apaches. The Apache call these pinnacles “standing up rocks”. They were formedContinue reading “Chiricahua”
the desert blooms
Advertisements A familiar place, one he’d been to many times before. But this time was different, unique… The sense of change was in the air, and to the eye. Everywhere he looked, nature was alive, seemingly calling to him as if to say remember me. He felt as though it was his first time, seeingContinue reading “the desert blooms”
No Country for Old Men
Advertisements As some of you may know, I spend half my life in Arizona. It’s a love/hate relationship I have with this place, for many reasons that I will not go into here. What I want to do though, is give you a visualization of my travels there…. In Southeast Arizona I found myself thinking thatContinue reading “No Country for Old Men”
The road less traveled…
Advertisements So this last week I was in AZ again (as usual) and was leaving the Mexican border town of Douglas, heading towards the White Mountains of Show low. This is usually about a 3 1/2 hour trip. i wanted to find a shortcut to I-10, and without any maps or GPS, decided to headContinue reading “The road less traveled…”