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  • Mar. 21st, 2009 at 5:42 PM
Daywalker
Most of you know that I have not posted in LJ for a long time, and most of you know why.

I have decided to do that purge thing on my F-List.

Everyone who has ever been on my F-List is included in this filter.

I have never 'unfriended' anyone on here, but it is time to cut the list down.

So if you would like to remain on my f-List, please let me know.

All comments will be screened.

I will duplicate this post in a couple weeks for anyone who may have missed it.

From there I may or may not post in LJ, frankly it's still hard to feel safe in disclosing stuff.

Anyway, I still lurk and read my Friends page and what's going in in all your lives.

Thank you for sharing yourselves, and I love you all.

Let The Fun Begin!

EDITED: Apparently when I set everything to private last time,
lol...it disabled comments for this post...so folks are messaging me.

EDITED AGAIN:  Ok, I am opening the comments.
Use the message system if ya want, but I gotta see if I broke my LJ.
:|

**Thanks Soup Guy!**


((bat thingy))


This Is A Public Post

  • Jun. 23rd, 2008 at 9:19 PM
Daywalker
Today we were banned from the BF Dance site.

We were met with the following message:

You have been banned for the following reason:
Posting content of private messages publicly on the internet.

Date the ban will be lifted: Never


Someone on one of our Friends' list...had to share this information in order for this to happen.

I do not appreciate that...whatsoever.

The site means nothing, but the trust did.


What with all the bullshit lately, I am shutting down my LJ for a while.

Thanks to those who showed their true colors.

We appreciate you all.


To the ones who shared our posts.

And to the other site owner, respectively.

Fuck Off.



Thank you.


((bat thingy-fuckin disappointed in people))

Rocks Bar and Grill

  • Aug. 1st, 2007 at 11:36 AM
For M'Lady
Just another one of my stories, enjoy the read!

 

The Trunk, The Cabin, and The Axe

  • Jul. 30th, 2007 at 11:55 PM
Daywalker
So, I found out recently that my nephew and niece have been peeking at my Live Journal.
I promised my nephew that I would add more stories that I have written in the past.
This is one of them.
Enjoy it Kiddo...I will post a couple more soon!

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The Trunk, The Cabin, and The Axe

It was particularly warm and bright outside for fall.
Summer lingered in the air, the smell of fresh cut grass would soon be replaced by the smell of fireplaces and an earlier nightfall. Gus could hear the distant voices of the other children, the screams and squeals of the girls being chased by the boys, everyone still giddy from excitement of the new playground in the park. Like they only get let loose once a year or something.

RedMan

  • Jul. 8th, 2007 at 8:04 PM
Daywalker

I began writing this story about 8 years ago.

I tapped away on a late 60's Remington typewriter. 

I finally completed it last year.


RedMan

It was a cold and dreary night.
The road was slick from the rain and mud, character of a late winter.

Into The Blue Hue

  • Jun. 19th, 2007 at 8:01 AM
Party Time

This was written for The Writer’s Duel Thread, but I finished it about 2 days late and couldn’t post it.  The Topic was ‘Beach Party’, and in the body of the story we were challenged to include the phrase “How Did Sand Get In There…?”

All Stories entered into my journal are of my own creation, and Notarized from the original date created.

Here Goes…

Into The Blue Hue

It must have been sometime past midnight.  I could tell because the moon and the street lamp always cast a certain shadow through the blinds around that time, a blue hue that purified the silence.  I looked for clues like that to guide me past the level of 'just a hunch' while I’m on the beat.  Telling time by the moon and the shadows is a certain asset known to some who have become permanent residents to the night shifts.  On this early morning Sunday, the blue hue…became especially telling.  That’s when the body came in. 


12 Fingers...A Short Story

  • Jun. 1st, 2007 at 5:45 PM
Zombie Snack Tray
12 Fingers

I kept hearing the sounds of children chanting off in the distance, 
every time the man spoke to me. 
His eyes told stories that his words could not imagine. There was a time when this man was a little boy. He played in the driveway of the middle-class home he grew up in. He always waited for the postman, just so he could frantically wave, in hopes the wave would be returned. Bouncing the ball up and down the sidewalk, he would smile all the way to the playground...where he would wait for the other kids to include him in their fun and games.

Something happened to that little boy, something that changed him forever.

 

Send The Pain Below: The Final Session

  • May. 29th, 2007 at 5:21 PM
Floatation Device
Much LikeSuffocating
Mama told me there'd be days like thisI never listened, and now wish I had.

Send The Pain Below: Session Four

  • May. 25th, 2007 at 5:41 PM

Send The Pain Below: Session Three

  • May. 7th, 2007 at 1:42 AM
Daywalker

Please be sure to read Sessions One and Two before venturing into Session Three.

They sort of go well together...lol!

Session Four is in progress and right behind this one.

Thanks for coming back, and I hope each Session has been worthwhile of the

time you have all taken to read through them.


Blue Feet

End of Session Three…



Yeah...much like suffocating. 

This is not me, but it sure as hell says it all.

I appreciate those who have made it through the story thus far, thank you for your time!

Session Four will post shortly behind this one.

One of the Children...She don't look too happy.

The Hallway: That would be my 14th Ghost taking a look around.

Daywalker
This will be the second installment, "Session Two"...
for those who have not yet read Session One, please take the time to gander that post.


Meanwhile, I have taken the trailing part of Session One and placed it just above Session Two so it will be easier to pick up where you left off...lol, it helps the flow n stuff. Thank you all for some of the warmest, kindest reception I have ever received for any piece I have ever written!
Here Goes...

Send The Pain Below: Session One

  • Apr. 26th, 2007 at 8:45 AM
Daywalker

I will ask that you all take a moment and listen to the song that has inspired the title of this story. Also, because I do reference some of the lyrics and how deep they seemed to resonate in my mind during this whole ordeal in the story...it carries a certain potency and importance for me.

This will be the first of about 4 Sessions to the story.  I will post Session Two this evening.


Send the Pain Below

~Session One~

Feb. 5th, 2007

  • 12:56 AM
Daywalker
Hi Baybee...lol, I am awake and have your "participation" right here...!

***evil Daddi gryn***
Daywalker
I hope you realize...
Lol, that I expect for the answers to be less than generic Missy! 
Ready, Set...tell me...lol!

Unkle Day