"Well done. I lost my wife, lover, and best friend of 18 years last January. It is only now, a year later, that I am able to turn inward to her again and draw strength from a lifetime of awesome, incomparable memories. I still have angry, painful…"
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Mike Handley commented on Christian Jay's blog post Cancer"Bravo, Christian. Exactly. And I love the levee reference."
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She was tired of the anecdotes, tired of the 'funny stories', tired of the countless recollections of The Good Times. Above all, she was tired of steeling herself for the benefit of family. Bursting into the bathroom, she swiftly threw the lock and gazed at her sad, sunken reflection in the gold framed mirror over the sink. The levee strained, bulged, and finally broke, silent sobs streaming tears down her sullen cheeks, streaking her mascara and falling from her chin onto her elegant black…See More
"Great story. I didn't see that twist coming and you pulled it off beautifully. Even when she said, "I thought you were my husband," I saw this going in a totally different direction, that is, that he WAS her husband…"
Kristine_ES commented on Christian Jay's blog post The Wife of the Luckiest Man"what could be worse than telling a woman "no honey, i really don't remember that weekend you loved so much in jamaica" and crushing her passion, so you have to lie about it with a "hmmmm" trying to match her timber and…"
Angela commented on Christian Jay's blog post The Wife of the Luckiest Man"This was superb. The arc of a relationship that never happened. Imaginative and enjoyable read."
Christian Jay commented on Christian Jay's blog post The Homerun King"Thanks for the warm welcome and kind comments! I'm looking forward to hanging around."
Christian Jay posted a blog postThe Wife of the Luckiest Man
She was holding the rental video in her hands, reading the cover and smiling fondly as he casually rounded the corner of “Sci-Fi Thrillers” and “Romantic Comedies.” When he was an arm’s length away, she absently thumbed the belt loop on his hip, gently pulled him close and softly spoke, “This video reminds me of our week in Jamaica, honey, sunning on the beach, shopping for souvenirs, cocktails in the hotel.....the fireworks in the bedroom,” and pressed against him as the last few enchantingly…See More
Mike Handley commented on Christian Jay's blog post The Homerun King"Nicely rendered, Christian. And welcome to the treehouse."
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Posted on January 17, 2012 at 7:46pm 4 Comments 1 Favorite
She was tired of the anecdotes, tired of the 'funny stories', tired of the countless recollections of The Good Times. Above all, she was tired of steeling herself for the benefit of family. Bursting into the bathroom, she swiftly threw the lock and gazed at her sad, sunken reflection in the gold framed mirror over the sink. The levee strained, bulged, and finally broke, silent sobs streaming tears down her sullen cheeks, streaking her…
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Posted on November 3, 2011 at 1:30am 5 Comments 0 Favorites
She was holding the rental video in her hands, reading the cover and smiling fondly as he casually rounded the corner of “Sci-Fi Thrillers” and “Romantic Comedies.”
When he was an arm’s length away, she absently thumbed the belt loop on his hip, gently pulled him close and softly spoke, “This video reminds me of our week in Jamaica, honey, sunning on the beach, shopping for souvenirs,…
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Posted on November 1, 2011 at 2:12am 8 Comments 1 Favorite
His brick of a fist slammed into my face yet again, shredding my cheek to bloody ribbons against broken and jagged teeth. "Not so cocksure now, are ya cityboy," the huge man drawled and drove a knee into my gut for emphasis.
Doubled over and spitting red foam and molars out of my mouth, I saw him retrieve a long, cylindrical shaped instrument from the seat of his cab.
Behind the black and white…
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Robert McEvily said… Classic profile pic!
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