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It's one of my best birthday memories and base on the comments... I thought you might enjoy it.

When I was around 16, my father started building this hot rod car. I had no idea what it was and to be honest about it... didn't really care.

What my father decided to build himself was what he considered to be the ultimate hot rod... a 427 Shelby Cobra... now don't get all over my shit if I mix up some of the facts. I don't really know that much about these cars and I know that there are fans out there who know everything.

Over the next year as he was building it, I would spend hours in the garage with him. My mom was sick with breast cancer and I guess I just wanted to escape the horror of that. So I spent time as much time with my dad as I could. I guess I was that typical asinine teenager who was too full of herself to really be aware of what going on around me... or I was just trying to escape the horror of losing my mother.

I don't really know.. not even now... I was just too fucked up to know anything I guess.

So as my dad would work on the car, I would sit on a chair and just talk to him. Sometimes, I felt like I was just a pain in the ass and would stop visiting him for a week or two. But he would begin to complain that he missed me and wanted to know why I wasn't visiting with him. I'd make excuses but never had the heart to tell hm that I didn't think he wanted me around.

I just couldn't say that to him... I was to devastated by what was happening to my mother, I didn't even want to think that my dad didn't want me around.

I guess I just figured that if I left him alone for awhile, he might still love me.

As I said, I was just a stupid teenager and didn't understand that dads always love their daughters, especially given the circumstances that we were dealing with.

In any event, my dad finished the car and went off for a few weeks to learn how to drive it a a race school in our area. He got pretty good at driving it and ended up joining a club for guys with specialty cars.

On my 17th birthday, he told me he had a surprise for me. We got in the car and headed up the coast. It was a typical northern California beautiful day. We stopped for breakfast and then got going again. It was probably a couple hour drive and we ended up at this race track. Some of my dad's buddies were there and my told told me that his club had rented time at the track for the day. I thought that it was cool that my dad included me in this. I was going to get to see him drive his cobra on the track.

But when he opened the trunk, there was a helmet and a driving suit in there for me. I just looked at him.

Put it on he instructed and I did.

We got in the car and pulled out onto the track and he began to lay some laps down. Slow at first, but then faster and faster until I was having the time of my life. The smell of brakes and the sound of the exhaust were an intoxicant. I'd never gone that fast anywhere and my eyes were wide open.

Then he pulled into the pits and got of the car. He told me to get behind the wheel. I shook my head and said no... I couldn't do that.

He laughed and told me again to get behind the wheel.

I did but told him that I was going to drive like he did.

I pulled out on the track and it seemed like life had just slowed down for me in some weird way. I could feel everything in that car. I had never driven before, but it felt like a living beast. It had a 428 Cobra Jet engine in it and when you touched the gas, it just leapt forward with with a naughty little growl.

As we drove around the track... slowly, my dad told me about apexes and braking and when you hit the gas and when you stay off it. He warned that this car was so powerful that if you hit the gas too hard in the middle of a corner, it would just spin out and fly off the road.

Then he started to instruct me.

"Just do what I say to, when I say to" he shouted to me over the wind and noise of the car.

I was staring forward and just shook my head in acknowledgment.

And then it started...

When we got the straight... The lap started and it went like this... "Ok Jenn... Gas, gas, gas... right to the floor..."

As we we approached the corner, he said "brake brake brake... don't lock em up, just feel it... good, now gas... just touch it, turn it down so that passenger side wheel is down on that white curb... good... gas, gas... straighten it out good.... now to the floor.

That car shot like a rocket out of the corner and a moment later I was on the brakes and then the gas again.

By the 5th lap, I was actually power sliding the car through some of the turns and I felt so friggin alive. At the end of the straight when I'd let off the gas and hit the brakes, I could hear and loved the BLAT, BLAT, BLAT of the backfire through the side pipes and then the roar as I would give it the gas again.

After 10 laps or so, we pulled back into the pits and I was weak from the adventure and sweating like a little pig.

My dad had packed a lunch and we sat there in the shade of this big ol tree and just talked about the car and watched other guys out on the track. His buddies kept coming up and telling us how good I looked out there. I couldn't believe that I was a part of this world.

When lunch was over... my dad gassed up the car and told me to get in again. I did and he didn't. He told me that he wanted me to just take some laps. I was so nervous and told him that I wanted him to be with me. He said that no... I needed to do this thing myself now. I was to take 5 laps and I would be following a friend of his. He told me that he would start off slow and then slowly start cooking them up as I felt comfortable... my job was to just try to keep up with his buddy but warned be to be careful in the turns.

His friend told me to just try to keep my car exactly in his tracks... do what he did.

The first lap was faster than anything I had done with my dad and I still couldn't quite keep up with his friend. The next lap was faster still and by the fifth lap, I felt like I was going to burn the tires off that car. It all became one... the sounds, the smell and the peripheral view of the world flashing by. The only thing I was focused on was that car in front of me. I was counting laps, I was trying to stay with the guy in the car in front and he was always just out of my reach. I don't think I was even aware of how fast I was going. When we came out onto the straight for the first time, I really came out on a good line. The car felt like it was on rails and I caught him and moved over to pass. He didn't give it too me though, I had to fight for it and consequently drove it deeper and harder in the corner that I ever had. I hit the brakes to slow that beast down and then as I dove into the corner, got on the gas again. I had completed the pass and hadn't crashed. I could see him in my mirror looking for a place to pass me back, but I kept on the gas and drove the line he taught me all the around the track and finally slowed and pulled into the pits.

I turned off the engine and just sat there shaking. I was so full of adrenaline that I couldn't even speak for a couple of minutes. My dad came walking up and as I got out of the car gave this big hug. Other guys came over to congratulate me and my dad's friend who I had passed came over to shake my hand. He was laughing and told my dad to be careful... he had a race car driver on his hands.

I found out later that his buddy was a professional racer.

My dad was so proud that I had actually passed him. He told me that he never just gives a pass to anyone, you have to take it. I still think he might've let me by, but no matter. I fell in love with that car that day and it was probably the best day of my life and certainly the best birthday I've ever had.

My dad just laughed all the way home as we talked about the day.

Even today, I can still hear his laugh over the roar of the wind and sound of the car.

He died a little over a year later from an undiagnosed aneurysm.

That's my best birthday memory...

Hope I haven't bored you all with a normal story.

reat story Jenn, and the speed is a rush that you never quite get over, maybe the best thrill you can have with your pants on.
 
It's official Jenn, I now declare that you are the perfect woman. :heart:

I grew up with the Cobra, I learned how to drive at Carroll Shelby's driving school (my 16th birthday present from my dad), we did some racing together ....

Thanks for sharing that story. You are incredible. :kiss:

:rose:
 
I'm Late .. I'm Late

Well Happy Birthday Jenn ... sorry I'm a day late ... for all the years I have been following your thread, adventures, stories, and loving your pics .. just wanted to say thank you .. now bend over and let me give you a few birthday spanks ... and a wild grope as well ...
 
Mmmmmmm the 427 Cobra..... :D

According to one legend, when they first put a 428 in it, the first test went great but the second was shakey and rattled like a clunker. The engineers took it apart and found the frame had a 2 degree twist in it. The engine was so powerful it actually twisted the frame as it drove :eek:

For the longest time it held the world's record for 0-100-0 in a flat 13 seconds.

Truly an amazing car.
 
Jenn
I havent posted here in a long time. but reading your story touched me
As a owner of a old muscale car and a teenage daughter. Who goes with me whenever the car goes. Its funny she used to be afraid when I started it too.

anyway always love reading your adventures and the pictures that go with it is just the icing on the cake love it all
 
Wonderful story

It's one of my best birthday memories and base on the comments... I thought you might enjoy it.

When I was around 16, my father started building this hot rod car. I had no idea what it was and to be honest about it... didn't really care.

What my father decided to build himself was what he considered to be the ultimate hot rod... a 427 Shelby Cobra by a company in Connecticut called ERA... now don't get all over my shit if I mix up some of the facts. I don't really know that much about these cars, but I know that there are fans out there who know everything.

Over the next year as he was building it, I would spend hours in the garage with him. My mom was sick with breast cancer and I guess I just wanted to escape the horror of that. So I spent as much time with my dad as I could. I guess I was that typical asinine teenager who was too full of herself to really be aware of what going on around me... or maybe I was just trying to escape the horror of losing my mother.

I don't really know.. not even now... I was just too fucked up to know anything I guess.

So as my dad would work on the car, I would sit on a chair and just talk to him. Just stupid stuff, you know. Sometimes though, I felt like I was just a pain in the ass so I would stop visiting him in the shop for a week or so. But he would begin to complain that he missed me and wanted to know why I wasn't visiting with him. I'd make excuses but never had the heart to tell hm that I didn't think he wanted me around. I was throwing myself a little pity party.

I just couldn't say that to him... I was to devastated by what was happening to my mother, I didn't even want to think that my dad didn't want me around.

I guess I just figured that if I left him alone for awhile, he might miss me and remember that I existed.

As I said, I was just a stupid teenager and didn't understand that dads always love their daughters, especially given the circumstances that we were dealing with.

In any event, my dad finished his car and the first time, he fired it up, it scared the living crap out of me.

It seemed that for the new few months, every time he got a chance he was off to one race school or another to learn how to drive the thing. He got pretty good at it and ended up joining a club for guys with specialty cars like his. I think that car was his own escape.

On my 17th birthday, he told me he had a surprise for me. We got in the car and headed up the coast. It was a typical northern California beautiful day. We stopped for breakfast and a small crowd gathered around our car as we pulled in. That thing seemed to be a magnet for guys and some girls too. I felt so special sitting in the passenger seat cruising down the road with the wind blowing in my hair.

I felt like I was a part of his world again and he was sharing a secret part of it with me. It was probably a couple hour drive and we ended up at this race track. Some of my dad's buddies were there already, my dad told told me that his club had rented time at the track for the day. I thought that it was so cool that my dad included me in this. I was going to get to see him drive his cobra on the track.

But when he opened the trunk, in there was a helmet and a driving suit for me... even had my name on it. I just looked at him.

Put it on he instructed and I did.

We got in the car and pulled out onto the track and he began to lay some laps down. Slow at first, but then faster and faster until I was having the time of my life. The smell of brakes and the sound of the exhaust were an intoxicant. I'd never gone that fast anywhere and my eyes were wide open as I listened to roar of that engine at full throttle.

Then he pulled into the pits and got out of the car. He told me to get in behind the wheel. I shook my head and said no... I couldn't do that.

He laughed and just told me again to get behind the wheel.

I did but told him that I wasn't going to drive like he did.

I pulled out on the track and it seemed like life had just slowed down for me in some weird way. I could feel everything in that car. I had never driven it before, but god... it felt like a living beast. It had a 428 Cobra Jet engine in it and when you touched the gas, it just leapt forward with with a naughty little growl. When you punched it, it roared and belched smoke off the rear tires... It was friggin scary.

As we drove around the track... slowly, my dad told me about apexes and braking and when you hit the gas and when you stay off it. He warned that this car was so powerful that if you hit the gas too hard in the middle of a corner, it would just spin out and fly off the road.

Then he started to instruct me.

"Just do what I say to, when I say to" he shouted to me over the wind and noise of the car.

I was staring forward and just shook my head in acknowledgment... my knuckles white on the steering wheel.

And then it started...

When we got the straight... The lap started and it went like this... "Ok Jenn... Gas, gas, gas... right to the floor..."

As we we approached the corner, he said "brake brake brake... don't lock em up, just feel it... good, good, now gas... just touch it, turn it down so that passenger side wheel is down on that white curb... good... gas, gas... straighten it out good.... now to the floor.

That car shot like a rocket out of the corner and a moment later I was on the brakes and then the gas again.

By the 5th lap, I was actually power sliding the car through some of the turns and I felt so friggin alive. At the end of the straight when I'd let off the gas and hit the brakes, I could hear and loved the BLAT, BLAT, BLAT of the backfire through the side pipes and then the roar as I would give it the gas again.

After 10 laps or so, we pulled back into the pits and I was weak from the adventure and sweating like a little pig.

My dad had packed a lunch and we sat there in the shade of this big ol tree and just talked about the car and watched other guys out on the track. His buddies kept coming up and telling us how good I looked out there. I couldn't believe that I was a part of this world.

When lunch was over... my dad gassed up the car and told me to get in again. I did and he didn't. He told me that he wanted me to just take some laps. I was so nervous and told him that I wanted him to be with me. He said that no... I needed to do this thing myself now. I was to take 5 laps and I would be following a friend of his. He told me that he would start off slow and then slowly start cooking them up as I felt comfortable... my job was to just try to keep up with his buddy but warned be to be careful in the turns.

His friend told me to just try to keep my car exactly in his tracks... do what he did.

The first lap was faster than anything I had done with my dad and I still couldn't quite keep up with his friend. The next lap was faster still and by the fifth lap, I felt like I was going to burn the tires off that car. It all became one... the sounds, the smell and the peripheral view of the world flashing by. The only thing I was focused on was that car in front of me. I was counting laps, I was trying to stay with the guy in the car in front and he was always just out of my reach. I don't think I was even aware of how fast I was going. When we came out onto the straight for the last time, I really came out on a good line. The car felt like it was on rails and I caught him and moved over to pass. He didn't give it too me though, I had to fight for it and consequently drove it deeper and harder in the corner that I ever had. I hit the brakes to slow that beast down and then as I dove into the corner, got on the gas again. I had completed the pass and hadn't crashed. I could see him in my mirror looking for a place to pass me back, but I kept on the gas and drove the line he taught me all the around the track and finally slowed and pulled into the pits.

I turned off the engine and just sat there shaking and listening the ticking of the hot engine as it cooled. I was so full of adrenaline that I couldn't even speak for a couple of minutes. My dad came walking up and as I got out of the car gave me this huge hard hug. Other guys came over to congratulate me and my dad's friend who I had passed came over to shake my hand. He was laughing and told my dad to be careful... he had a race car driver on his hands.

I found out later that his buddy was a professional racer.

My dad was so proud that I had actually passed him. He told me that he never just gives a pass to anyone, you have to take it. I still think he might've let me by, but no matter. I fell in love with that car that day and it was probably the best day of my life and certainly the best birthday I've ever had.

My dad just laughed all the way home as we talked about the day.

Even today, I can still hear his laugh over the roar of the wind and sound of the car.

He died a little over a year later from an undiagnosed aneurysm. But I still own that car and still love it.

That's my best birthday memory...

Hope I haven't bored you all with a normal story.

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Wonderful story and a fantastic memory. You are very fortunate. I have a wonderful story with my daughter driving from GA to Phoenix, AZ, blowing up her car, and her realizing that she needed to leave her fiance and return to GA in one weekend.
 
Happy belated birthday Jenn!

I loved your story about you and your Dad. What a great memory.

You have a career in writing should you ever get bored with your painting (which we hope you don't since you are so good at that!).
 
Happy Birthday

Another Birthday wish to you from a long time admirer and lurker. I loved the whole Art Teacher series, and your birthday memory with your Dad. Wonderful writing, wonderful person, wonderful memories. Your intelligence and artistry and deep down soul baring sharing keeps me and many others coming back every day. Thank you so much :rose:
 
Birthday memories

Hi, Jenn:
Wonderful, warm story about being 16, about how we deal with death, about love and exhilaration. It brought tears to my eyes.

Bob
 
I find myself coming to this thread for the stories as much as the photos. Without one the other isnt quite the same. Please keep sharing both with us...even those of us that dont speak up as much as we should.
 
It's one of my best birthday memories and base on the comments... I thought you might enjoy it.

When I was around 16, my father started building this hot rod car. I had no idea what it was and to be honest about it... didn't really care.

What my father decided to build himself was what he considered to be the ultimate hot rod... a 427 Shelby Cobra by a company in Connecticut called ERA... now don't get all over my shit if I mix up some of the facts. I don't really know that much about these cars, but I know that there are fans out there who know everything.

Over the next year as he was building it, I would spend hours in the garage with him. My mom was sick with breast cancer and I guess I just wanted to escape the horror of that. So I spent as much time with my dad as I could. I guess I was that typical asinine teenager who was too full of herself to really be aware of what going on around me... or maybe I was just trying to escape the horror of losing my mother.

I don't really know.. not even now... I was just too fucked up to know anything I guess.

So as my dad would work on the car, I would sit on a chair and just talk to him. Just stupid stuff, you know. Sometimes though, I felt like I was just a pain in the ass so I would stop visiting him in the shop for a week or so. But he would begin to complain that he missed me and wanted to know why I wasn't visiting with him. I'd make excuses but never had the heart to tell hm that I didn't think he wanted me around. I was throwing myself a little pity party.

I just couldn't say that to him... I was to devastated by what was happening to my mother, I didn't even want to think that my dad didn't want me around.

I guess I just figured that if I left him alone for awhile, he might miss me and remember that I existed.

As I said, I was just a stupid teenager and didn't understand that dads always love their daughters, especially given the circumstances that we were dealing with.

In any event, my dad finished his car and the first time, he fired it up, it scared the living crap out of me.

It seemed that for the new few months, every time he got a chance he was off to one race school or another to learn how to drive the thing. He got pretty good at it and ended up joining a club for guys with specialty cars like his. I think that car was his own escape.

On my 17th birthday, he told me he had a surprise for me. We got in the car and headed up the coast. It was a typical northern California beautiful day. We stopped for breakfast and a small crowd gathered around our car as we pulled in. That thing seemed to be a magnet for guys and some girls too. I felt so special sitting in the passenger seat cruising down the road with the wind blowing in my hair.

I felt like I was a part of his world again and he was sharing a secret part of it with me. It was probably a couple hour drive and we ended up at this race track. Some of my dad's buddies were there already, my dad told told me that his club had rented time at the track for the day. I thought that it was so cool that my dad included me in this. I was going to get to see him drive his cobra on the track.

But when he opened the trunk, in there was a helmet and a driving suit for me... even had my name on it. I just looked at him.

Put it on he instructed and I did.

We got in the car and pulled out onto the track and he began to lay some laps down. Slow at first, but then faster and faster until I was having the time of my life. The smell of brakes and the sound of the exhaust were an intoxicant. I'd never gone that fast anywhere and my eyes were wide open as I listened to roar of that engine at full throttle.

Then he pulled into the pits and got out of the car. He told me to get in behind the wheel. I shook my head and said no... I couldn't do that.

He laughed and just told me again to get behind the wheel.

I did but told him that I wasn't going to drive like he did.

I pulled out on the track and it seemed like life had just slowed down for me in some weird way. I could feel everything in that car. I had never driven it before, but god... it felt like a living beast. It had a 428 Cobra Jet engine in it and when you touched the gas, it just leapt forward with with a naughty little growl. When you punched it, it roared and belched smoke off the rear tires... It was friggin scary.

As we drove around the track... slowly, my dad told me about apexes and braking and when you hit the gas and when you stay off it. He warned that this car was so powerful that if you hit the gas too hard in the middle of a corner, it would just spin out and fly off the road.

Then he started to instruct me.

"Just do what I say to, when I say to" he shouted to me over the wind and noise of the car.

I was staring forward and just shook my head in acknowledgment... my knuckles white on the steering wheel.

And then it started...

When we got the straight... The lap started and it went like this... "Ok Jenn... Gas, gas, gas... right to the floor..."

As we we approached the corner, he said "brake brake brake... don't lock em up, just feel it... good, good, now gas... just touch it, turn it down so that passenger side wheel is down on that white curb... good... gas, gas... straighten it out good.... now to the floor.

That car shot like a rocket out of the corner and a moment later I was on the brakes and then the gas again.

By the 5th lap, I was actually power sliding the car through some of the turns and I felt so friggin alive. At the end of the straight when I'd let off the gas and hit the brakes, I could hear and loved the BLAT, BLAT, BLAT of the backfire through the side pipes and then the roar as I would give it the gas again.

After 10 laps or so, we pulled back into the pits and I was weak from the adventure and sweating like a little pig.

My dad had packed a lunch and we sat there in the shade of this big ol tree and just talked about the car and watched other guys out on the track. His buddies kept coming up and telling us how good I looked out there. I couldn't believe that I was a part of this world.

When lunch was over... my dad gassed up the car and told me to get in again. I did and he didn't. He told me that he wanted me to just take some laps. I was so nervous and told him that I wanted him to be with me. He said that no... I needed to do this thing myself now. I was to take 5 laps and I would be following a friend of his. He told me that he would start off slow and then slowly start cooking them up as I felt comfortable... my job was to just try to keep up with his buddy but warned be to be careful in the turns.

His friend told me to just try to keep my car exactly in his tracks... do what he did.

The first lap was faster than anything I had done with my dad and I still couldn't quite keep up with his friend. The next lap was faster still and by the fifth lap, I felt like I was going to burn the tires off that car. It all became one... the sounds, the smell and the peripheral view of the world flashing by. The only thing I was focused on was that car in front of me. I was counting laps, I was trying to stay with the guy in the car in front and he was always just out of my reach. I don't think I was even aware of how fast I was going. When we came out onto the straight for the last time, I really came out on a good line. The car felt like it was on rails and I caught him and moved over to pass. He didn't give it too me though, I had to fight for it and consequently drove it deeper and harder in the corner that I ever had. I hit the brakes to slow that beast down and then as I dove into the corner, got on the gas again. I had completed the pass and hadn't crashed. I could see him in my mirror looking for a place to pass me back, but I kept on the gas and drove the line he taught me all the around the track and finally slowed and pulled into the pits.

I turned off the engine and just sat there shaking and listening the ticking of the hot engine as it cooled. I was so full of adrenaline that I couldn't even speak for a couple of minutes. My dad came walking up and as I got out of the car gave me this huge hard hug. Other guys came over to congratulate me and my dad's friend who I had passed came over to shake my hand. He was laughing and told my dad to be careful... he had a race car driver on his hands.

I found out later that his buddy was a professional racer.

My dad was so proud that I had actually passed him. He told me that he never just gives a pass to anyone, you have to take it. I still think he might've let me by, but no matter. I fell in love with that car that day and it was probably the best day of my life and certainly the best birthday I've ever had.

My dad just laughed all the way home as we talked about the day.

Even today, I can still hear his laugh over the roar of the wind and sound of the car.

He died a little over a year later from an undiagnosed aneurysm. But I still own that car and still love it.

That's my best birthday memory...

Hope I haven't bored you all with a normal story.

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I think it was a great story. Your car is a fantastic memento of your father,s legacy. happy birthday
 
very best wishes for your birthday, what a wonderful story. this is by far my favorite thread. love your stories almost as much as your fantastic pics. i have been having some very wicked dreams about thoose amazing nipples. hope you keep up the great work.
 
One of my favorites . . . . .

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I really like the erotic pictures your art teacher took of you. So many looks from so many angles! Your art teacher is a man after my own heart. (His photos really got my dick going too.)

As much as I love the naughty close ups of your breasts, your pussy and your butt, I've seem some really nice full body shots that I like as well.

This is one of my favorites. It shows just how beautiful your whole body is. I really like how it shows the graceful lines of your body down your back, over your beautiful round butt and then along your legs.

This picture should be a poster in every college boy's dorm room.
 
Okay . . . . . let's take the Cobra legend a little further . . . . .

Mmmmmmm the 427 Cobra..... :D

According to one legend, when they first put a 428 in it, the first test went great but the second was shakey and rattled like a clunker. The engineers took it apart and found the frame had a 2 degree twist in it. The engine was so powerful it actually twisted the frame as it drove :eek:

For the longest time it held the world's record for 0-100-0 in a flat 13 seconds.

Truly an amazing car.

I had a friend who's dad had a Cobra. His story was that when they first started racing this car it was beating everything in its class . . . . . when it finished the race. The problem was that the Cobras' engines kept catching on fire and they didn't always finish. The Cobra was literally a very hot car. Eventually they got the problem fixed.

"Hey little Cobra don't you know you're gonna shut'em down." -- The Rip Chords
 
Happy Birthday Jenn

Glad you have good memories and sorry you lost your parents at a young age. Let me know if your ever in the Washington DC/ NO VA area so I can stay off the road -- grin!
 
Happy Birthday From your old stomping grounds in New England Jenno!!!!!!!
 
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I really like the erotic pictures your art teacher took of you. So many looks from so many angles! Your art teacher is a man after my own heart. (His photos really got my dick going too.)

As much as I love the naughty close ups of your breasts, your pussy and your butt, I've seem some really nice full body shots that I like as well.

This is one of my favorites. It shows just how beautiful your whole body is. I really like how it shows the graceful lines of your body down your back, over your beautiful round butt and then along your legs.

This picture should be a poster in every college boy's dorm room.

i still like this one:
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Hey Jenn. I know you don't stay on the boards for more than a few weeks or months at a time before taking a break, so wanted to take the opportunity while you're around to keep in touch and say thanks for all your posts recently. It's a genuine pleasure to read what you have to say and check out your pics...naked and normal.

Hope your week's off to a nice start :rose:
 
A sincere, if belated, birthday wish for you. Thanks, too, for sharing that lovely and moving story about your dad, the car, and that amazing day. My father raced cars a bit when he was younger, and taught me a few techniques with the family sedan, but I've never had the opportunity to drive like you did.

Still, my Pontiac Vibe is pretty darn sporty! :p

xoxo

f(s)
 
Hi Jennifer!

I recently came around this thread and recogniized your last postings.

i always love your stories and of course your naughty pictures.
i think u are some kind of star here around.
hopefully we will read or see something from you.

cheers
andre
 
Thankyou!!!

Thanks for all the birthday wishes. I'm glad you all enjoyed the stories over the past couple of weeks. I wish I had written that story about my dad offline though. I think it's clumsy at this point, but I just wanted to get an idea across and I guess it succeeded in that.

I have another story that I'm kind of dabbling with. I'll see about maybe posting that here like the last one. People really seemed to enjoy the serial concept and I liked it too
 
Thanks for all the birthday wishes. I'm glad you all enjoyed the stories over the past couple of weeks. I wish I had written that story about my dad offline though. I think it's clumsy at this point, but I just wanted to get an idea across and I guess it succeeded in that.

That you did, as always you're letting us 'inside' and it's wonderful. :kiss:

I have another story that I'm kind of dabbling with. I'll see about maybe posting that here like the last one. People really seemed to enjoy the serial concept and I liked it too

I'm sure there won't be any arguments here. We loved it, or at least I certainly did. ;)

:rose:
 
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