darrenfate
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SCOTT
To me this is a sturdy but small round table, with enough space for one, but when two try and share, the surface area quickly gets sparse. I know that for the owners and workers at this coffee house it was “Table 11” Section A but to me and my laptop, it was more than all of this mundane information. The table is simply the perfect place to write. My table, that is. Perched as I am, here in the front corner, I can survey all the colorful (and the dull as well) characters that drift in and out. I have become part of the scenery, and to most patrons I’d bet that I was invisible.
I am well known to the staff – there are all far younger than I. I tip early and make sure it’s seen when I do – I try and time it in such a way that other customers that are also paying for something watch me and are guilted into leaving the wait staff some money too. The staff knows I do this, and finds this game amusing, but I know it’s also appreciated.
There is a new waitress here this month. She is bright and funny, and loves wearing vivid colors like smart lime greens and aqua blues. She is the type that all the guys single and otherwise swoon over instantly when they come in, yet she deftly wards them off as they try in vain to ask her out. I have noticed that she never talks about herself like the other staff. She will greet you with the nicest smile and amiably find out all about you - yet when you turn the tables she changes the subject. She intrigues me. I’ll find out personal her story eventually. I always do.
It’s hard breaking away from one career to another, and I am gradually spending more and more time writing – with dreams and aspirations of becoming a published author. My days and nights are full; people come and go, and strangely here amidst the crowds I am alone and able to get completely lost in my words and ideas. I am so unable to do this at home with its inherent distractions. When I need to think before I write, people watching provides me an escape from any writer’s block.
For instance as I write this, I see an elegant woman come in wearing a white pleated tennis skirt and a matching Nike sleeveless top. She looks flushed, as if she just stepped off the courts. It’s been years since I played, but the prospect of having this woman as a tennis partner would find me out there hitting overheads and volleys until my arms fell off, all in a vain attempt to be an able player again. My thoughts drift. I can imagine kissing her full mouth, tasting the sweaty salt on her lips. My hand longs to slip under that white skirt and find her real wetness. Now this is a woman to crave. If she were mine I’d tear off those preppy clothes and push her against the wall in the hot shower and fuck her madly as the water cascades all around us. These wonderful lurid thoughts abruptly end as she leaves mocha cappuccino in hand, looking extremely content with her purchase. I watch her as she climbs into her big GM SUV and drives away. Heavy sigh.
So welcome all, to my life.
I have had a good session, feeling a bit like Hemingway after a long stint writing at his favorite Parisian cafe. Now my first novel will never be mistaken for The Sun Also Rises , but I am proud of its progress all the same. I remember Hemingway’s advice to writers – to leave that last thought unwritten. It makes getting back to writing the next day so much easier, so I do just that, and end on a high note. It’s time to leave this place, go to the local pub perhaps and get a few Heinekens or two along with dinner. I am ravenous for food and for pussy. I remember each pleat in that tennis skirt.
Its dark outside now, the two beers have quickly become four. Food, I got, pussy – not tonight. Truth be told not on most nights. As I walk to my car, I do a double take. I think I see the new waitress from the coffee house across the way under a streetlight. I stop and stare in disbelief. She is not alone, and she is not dressed at all like I have ever seen her. She wears all black leather, a silver studded collar is around her throat. She sports garish maroon lipstick. As I watch I see one of her escorts slap her ass. She laughs and grabs at his crotch. The other cups her breasts from behind and the three of them stand there pawing, feeling, and french kissing each other for the most obscene, explicit, and impossibly erotic five minutes that I have ever witnessed. Then comes another shock. One of her companions is a woman, the one with her tongue far down the throat of my waitress.
They all turn to duck into the entrance of a seedy & private underground club. I never even knew it was there. Just before they disappear, the waitress spots me. I’m busted.
With a jolt, I realize I’ve been stupid, staring and standing immobile the whole time. I spin around to get away.
I can’t be sure but I swear that the last thing I think I hear is a smirk along with quiet, sarcastic laughter.
To me this is a sturdy but small round table, with enough space for one, but when two try and share, the surface area quickly gets sparse. I know that for the owners and workers at this coffee house it was “Table 11” Section A but to me and my laptop, it was more than all of this mundane information. The table is simply the perfect place to write. My table, that is. Perched as I am, here in the front corner, I can survey all the colorful (and the dull as well) characters that drift in and out. I have become part of the scenery, and to most patrons I’d bet that I was invisible.
I am well known to the staff – there are all far younger than I. I tip early and make sure it’s seen when I do – I try and time it in such a way that other customers that are also paying for something watch me and are guilted into leaving the wait staff some money too. The staff knows I do this, and finds this game amusing, but I know it’s also appreciated.
There is a new waitress here this month. She is bright and funny, and loves wearing vivid colors like smart lime greens and aqua blues. She is the type that all the guys single and otherwise swoon over instantly when they come in, yet she deftly wards them off as they try in vain to ask her out. I have noticed that she never talks about herself like the other staff. She will greet you with the nicest smile and amiably find out all about you - yet when you turn the tables she changes the subject. She intrigues me. I’ll find out personal her story eventually. I always do.
It’s hard breaking away from one career to another, and I am gradually spending more and more time writing – with dreams and aspirations of becoming a published author. My days and nights are full; people come and go, and strangely here amidst the crowds I am alone and able to get completely lost in my words and ideas. I am so unable to do this at home with its inherent distractions. When I need to think before I write, people watching provides me an escape from any writer’s block.
For instance as I write this, I see an elegant woman come in wearing a white pleated tennis skirt and a matching Nike sleeveless top. She looks flushed, as if she just stepped off the courts. It’s been years since I played, but the prospect of having this woman as a tennis partner would find me out there hitting overheads and volleys until my arms fell off, all in a vain attempt to be an able player again. My thoughts drift. I can imagine kissing her full mouth, tasting the sweaty salt on her lips. My hand longs to slip under that white skirt and find her real wetness. Now this is a woman to crave. If she were mine I’d tear off those preppy clothes and push her against the wall in the hot shower and fuck her madly as the water cascades all around us. These wonderful lurid thoughts abruptly end as she leaves mocha cappuccino in hand, looking extremely content with her purchase. I watch her as she climbs into her big GM SUV and drives away. Heavy sigh.
So welcome all, to my life.
I have had a good session, feeling a bit like Hemingway after a long stint writing at his favorite Parisian cafe. Now my first novel will never be mistaken for The Sun Also Rises , but I am proud of its progress all the same. I remember Hemingway’s advice to writers – to leave that last thought unwritten. It makes getting back to writing the next day so much easier, so I do just that, and end on a high note. It’s time to leave this place, go to the local pub perhaps and get a few Heinekens or two along with dinner. I am ravenous for food and for pussy. I remember each pleat in that tennis skirt.
Its dark outside now, the two beers have quickly become four. Food, I got, pussy – not tonight. Truth be told not on most nights. As I walk to my car, I do a double take. I think I see the new waitress from the coffee house across the way under a streetlight. I stop and stare in disbelief. She is not alone, and she is not dressed at all like I have ever seen her. She wears all black leather, a silver studded collar is around her throat. She sports garish maroon lipstick. As I watch I see one of her escorts slap her ass. She laughs and grabs at his crotch. The other cups her breasts from behind and the three of them stand there pawing, feeling, and french kissing each other for the most obscene, explicit, and impossibly erotic five minutes that I have ever witnessed. Then comes another shock. One of her companions is a woman, the one with her tongue far down the throat of my waitress.
They all turn to duck into the entrance of a seedy & private underground club. I never even knew it was there. Just before they disappear, the waitress spots me. I’m busted.
With a jolt, I realize I’ve been stupid, staring and standing immobile the whole time. I spin around to get away.
I can’t be sure but I swear that the last thing I think I hear is a smirk along with quiet, sarcastic laughter.
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