This is a work of fiction. All persons are intended to be age 18 and above.
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MARATHON RIMATHON
Have I mentioned I take a walk every morning?
Of course I have. How else could I have enjoyed that hot kitchen floor blowjob with the married man who lived along the way ("Taking Care of Hubby"). You may remember he moved right after our encounter. Well, I FOUND his new home, and it's just around the corner. So expect future hookups with hubby! Then there was that group of oversexed college boys on the disc golf course ("Disc Golf Dicks"). My jaws are still sore. I can't wait for spring break! And there's a new kid on the block who I met while he was walking to his bus stop. He's the 18-year-old son of a family that moved into the house two doors down from mine. Stay tuned for an upcoming story ("Coming in through the Back Door") because the kid is a Tyrannosaurus rex when it comes to sex!
Forget about the health benefits of walking; the sex benefits are unbeatable!
Which leads me to this hot encounter. It happened about two weeks ago, again during one of my morning walks. You'll think I'm exaggerating but the truth is, I don't have to. It was one of those experiences that burns itself into your memory. You'll be glad I decided to share.
It was a Saturday and I had slept in to the unthinkable hour of 7:30, which is highly unusual for me. During the workweek you can't drag me out of bed, but on weekends I'm up at 5 in the morning. Why? Because I don't want to waste one second of my precious time off. Some people live to work, but I'm the opposite. I work to live. The way I see it, life is meant to be enjoyed, not wasted on 12-hour workdays, seven days a week, making money for some anonymous corporation or rich asshole living on a private island.
When I left for my walk the sun was already up, obviously, which seemed odd to me. Usually I walk in the dark, before sunrise, unless it's right after one of those goofy time changes.
The day was hot and sticky. I knew that by the time I got back to my house, my shirt would be soaked with sweat. At the ripe old age of 39, my body isn't as efficient as it used to be. If the temperature and humidity are in the 80s, I'm going to perspire. Case closed.
As I rounded the corner I saw one of those portable tent-like stands set up, with a group of people yelling and shaking noisemakers. I could hear tinny music from a boom box. As I approached they started yelling at me to come have a beer. I could see a keg under the shade, plus a table full of red plastic party cups.
I looked at my watch. It was quarter to 8 in the morning. Who would be drinking beer this time of day?
Turns out there was a marathon being run through the area, which would explain the arrows drawn in the road with flour. Runners would use them to navigate the course. (Can you believe some dipshit actually reported them to the cops for spreading anthrax?) The partiers were part of the marathon support crew, although why they'd be serving beer to runners baffled me. What runner would drink beer during his race?
I thanked them for the offer and went on my way. My God, if I had drunk a beer at quarter to 8 in the morning the whole day would have been wiped out. Beer has that effect on me. I'm useless after just one.
I strolled down to the park, passing hubby's old house along the way. Somebody else had just moved in, a 30-something guy, his wife and two yellow Labs. The guy was a grizzly, with a giant belly and lots of dark, curly hair all over his body. Not my type at all. (By now you've probably figured out I like 'em young – not illegally young, but young. Eighteen and up to around 30 is my desired demographic.)
I took the cement walking path around the park and headed back to my house. As I approached the beer booth, the men and women there started whooping and hollering. Off in the distance I could see a runner approaching. There was a cop car just ahead of him, keeping pace. As it happened, he was the front runner, and he had a comfortable lead on the other runners. Nobody else was in sight.