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She comes undone.


Posted on April 22, 2009 at 8:23 PM

Do you like fish sticks?

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Do you put them in your mouth?


Posted on April 22, 2009 at 8:16 PM

la dena, la boom!

I hate to be redundant, but felt compelled to share this cute anecdote about my, in her words, "tri-polar" mother:

Upon leaving my first life-changing colonic procedure, I immediately phoned my mother on the way home to share my intriguing story.  As you can never quite expect what her response will be, to pretty much anything, I had mixed feelings about how she would take it, and was ultimately pretty dead-on in the end. 

Her natural inclination upon hearing my words consisted of "You are disgusting! What is wrong with you?". 

Nevertheless, within minutes she was completely engrossed in every last detail. 

The next morning my phone rang and her nasal, Texas accent on the other end spoke, "I've got an appointment tomorrow morning at 10am!" 

I was not totally shocked, but extremely excited for someone else to engage in my new favorite activity.  Someone I could compare these experiences with, who knew first-hand exactly what I was talking about.  

Of course within about an hour, the word had gotten out and my father and sister were already torturing her.  She called my phone a few times in a row, which is typical for her, and I didn't answer because I was at work - which is typical for me.

A little while later, I decided to check my voicemail, and was quite amused to hear her fearful message stating that my dad and sister had both called her saying that I was complaining of anal bleeding and discomfort.  She was now questioning going through with her morning appointment.

Being the kind, responsible, devoted daughter that I am,  I completely forgot to call her back, but someone in my evil family must have found it in their heart to tell the truth because she quite enjoyed her morning. .  .

I have recruited a new worshipper of the colonic magic. 


Posted on April 17, 2008 at 10:34 AM

supersonic colonic

*disclaimer: not for the weak of stomach*

You may have heard this line spill out of my mouth a few times by now, but I feel as if today was the first day of my life.  I do.  I really, really do!  After months, no. . . years of hesitation and apprehension,  I finally forced my fingers against the buttons on the outdated 80's-ish business phone and dialed the spa to make my appointment.  As the dialtone quickly switched to a slow, steady ring, my heart began to race -  I eagerly awaited the woman's voice who would answer on the other end of the line.  A familiar giggle from Amber welcomed my appointment request, while assuring me of what an incredible experience I was about to embark on. 

Because my initial inclination to finally make this overly procrastinated call was in order to shed a few pounds before going home for Passover, I eagerly scheduled for the next day.  This was probably a good idea considering my incessant capriciousness - especially when it comes to unusual decisions like this one. 

I arrived on time, a little anxious, but more excited than anything.  After stepping into the serene atmosphere of the day spa that I had already become quite accustomed to, I began to question both the technician who would be performing the procedure on me, as well as my usual aesthetician.  They were both extremely positive, sharing great anecdotes about their previous colonic, or shall I say, ahem, "colon hydrotherapy" experiences, and it certainly didn't take long to get me totally pumped up - no pun intended.

Before I could turn around three times and say "Shit Nuggets", I was being gently ushered into the - - - colonic room of doom where I saw a strange bed-like contraption with a large butt-rest and hole.  I silently panicked about mounting this thing, and even more, about the idea of this sweet, innocent little Russian woman inserting this hard, straw-like tube into my ass. 

To add to my confusion, she gathered a few supplies, which included a rubber glove, a ketchup packet of lube and this interesting clear tube- still in the plastic wrap.  She put them on the bed and began to explain the details of the process.

First, I was to remove my panties, if I happened to be wearing any that day, obviously.  Next, I was to put on the glove, rip open the "ketchup packet" of lubricant and, as she put it, "lube up [my] anus", gently slide down onto the clear tube (which is now attached to the machine - sticking out of the are right above the butt rest) until it's about three inches up my ass and then gently rest all of these articles to the side so she could properly dispose of them.  Simple enough?!

I followed the directions to a T and, while a bit uncomfortable, I shouted to let her know I was ready to move forward.  She came in, turned the water hose on and told me I would soon begin to feel slight pressure in my abdominal area.  After asking me to release some water, she immediately noticed my discomfort with that idea, and explained that while it might feel like the tube will come out from too much movement, you virtually can't do enough to push it out.  After experimenting with this some - which basically consisted of practicing holding it all in and then contracting my anus open and closed- I finally got the hang of it and realized that I could push as hard as I wanted to without worries of dislodging that little diddie!

She placed some warm blankets on me, handed me a book, on colon health, coincidentally, or not so coincidentally, and fled the scene.  I was now on my own to hydro-therapize my colon and undoubtedly had plenty of time to delve into this absolutely fascinating read.

After a few minutes of getting used to these new, strange sensations, I became quite accustomed to the occasional gush of water that would flow out of my ass every few minutes.  This I was now prepared for - what was to come, I wasn't.  Before I knew it, there were larger, harder chunks making their way out with all of the rest of the debris.  At first, I found this a bit disconcerting, but soon began to quite enjoy the louder "plops" onto the plastic colonic machine.  While they weren't painful at all, the only association I could make in my head involved weight loss with those rock-hard masses, which was obviously a positive association for me!

Before I knew it, I was in love.  I had never experienced a more gratifying shit in my life!  No large bowel movement, no matter how long awaited it might be, could compare to this.  I began eagerly awaiting the passing of any and all fecal matter, and while the technician came to check in every few minutes, I found myself getting anxious each time that this could be the last. 

To my dismay, the final check-in did occur.  She turned off the water, that had so gently pumped into my ass for the past hour, and told me to try and push any leftover water out, pick myself up, wipe my ass and get on with my day.  Even after experiencing just how relaxing and simple this whole process was, I questioned whether dismounting, wiping and driving home might be more difficult than she made it sound.   I worried that I would continue to have the urge to push these watery, and chunky, substances out of my ass, even while driving.

To make a long story short, I was wrong. She was right. I put myself together, and embarked upon a beautiful evening. Nothing special, just a post-colonic high to which nothing can compare.

While buzzing through my morning workout the next day, all I can think about is tonight's colonic adventure . . . five more to go . . .



Posted on April 15, 2008 at 7:01 PM

the art of making love in a wal mart

(or target, or k-mart etc)  . . .


 After a long, hard day at the Henry S. Miller office in north Dallas, Jonathan found himself being strangely drawn to the Wal-Mart on the way home - almost as if the store were a huge magnet, and him a small, fragile piece of magnetic debris.  As he pulled into the parking lot, he continued racking his brain as to what it could be that he needed here. 

 

Toilet paper? No.

Condoms? For what?

Laundry detergent? No.

 

As he wandered aimlessly around the never-ending abyss that is Wal-Mart, it finally struck him - he needed to fill his prescription at the pharmacy.  Kicking himself, he realized that he should have been able to think of that sooner, as the comparably lower prices on Wal-Mart prescriptions always fit so smewthly into his budget. 

 

After a slow saunter towards the aging, toothless, Latina pharmacist, Yoni began to find himself overwhelmed with excitement and hardly noticed when he knocked over a display of ancient Torah scrolls on loan from the neighborhood Target superstore!  The scrolls were laced with MRSA (a staph infection found predominantly in gay neighborhoods of the west coast, United States), and Jonthan was immediately infected.  Moments after contact, his skin was erupting with blisters and secreting a delicious, yet foamy white substance - not so different than a typical Friday night filled with plenty of fun screams and shouts, as well as a plethora of Santorum.

 

 Before he had a chance to rush to the customer service counter, he was alarmed by the overhead paging system when he heard a message that stated "Backwoods Brothel - Aisle 7."  Rather than proceed towards the banal customer service center, Jonathan made a mad dash towards aisle number seven.  Like the Red Light District of Amsterdam, or Nevada's famed Bunny Ranch, Jonathan was delighted to find scantily clad women looking for a good time, Shabbas dinner and $29.95.

 

He knew just what to do, and this chance encounter, while initially stressful due to medical induced trauma, became the beginning of a delightful romance.  He quickly whipped out his HUGE wallet and immediatly shuffled through the seven folded one dollar bills, "this should cover it", he thought as he skipped into the distance squealing "which one of you will be my cunt whisperer today?!?" 


Many lewd remarks and offensive tongue movements later, Jonathan was promptly kicked out of the "Aisle 7" district and directed back towards the original purpose of his journey - the pharmacy. 

 

While waiting in line, he began to detect a slight hint of human female pheremones.  After so many mishaps on this shopping trip already, he cautiously turned around to reveal the love of his life, right before his eyes!

 

 WHITE (preferrably Jew) + ASIAN = A JEWISH MAN'S DREAM!

 

After much pressure and brainwashing from his best friend, Daniel, self-proclained "asian halfie" lover and advocate, Jonathan had recently begun his search for the "perfect woman", without any clue of just what kind of slightly slanty-eyed goodness with which his days were about to be filled. 

 

As he delicately blotted up the pool of drool from his lips, chin and chest, he stuck out his hand and firmly said "Hi, I'm Yoni!". 

 


Posted on April 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM

some negative side effects of anti-depressants

(thoughts i found from a year ago) . . .

its now 5 47pm and i just realized that its still light outside.  i know its been staying light longer and longer each day, but this is the first time that it clicked and i noticed.  and because of this, i realize that its kind of sad. . . as much as i have dwelled on hating the short days of winter all of my life, for the first time i appreciate and love it.  what a beautiful thing.  each season contains so much beauty on its own.  and again, i feel so alive - for the first time. thank you, celexa.  my whole outlook on life is so much brighter - its completely impossible to describe.  

Posted on February 7, 2007 at 5:47 PM

paranoid android

some random thoughts on paranoia - very appropriately precedes later comments on anti-depressants. . .

You all know you have it.  We all have it.  Paranoia- what a bitch.
This coming from Austin's most notorious "pothead"- me.  Maybe I'm
giving myself too much credit here- when I use the term "Austin", I'm
referring to my group of friends- amongst them, I have a reputation
that can't be beat.  But that's besides the point.  There goes those
pothead ramblings again- damn you weed!

Paranoia.  Now when I throw out the word paranoia, I don't want it to
be assumed that this is automatically linked with pot.  I mean,
obviously it is significantly more intense once HIGH, but paranoia is
something that most of us live with in our day to day lives.
I can't fuckin help it, but I sure know its annoying as shit.  A
classic stiuation:

I come home from work with my boyfriend at home, two cowardly, but
scary looking dogs (they both have pit bull in them, mind you), and
locked doors- and showering is still a challenge.  Now, I don't want
anyone to get the wrong idea here- I don't let this stop me from
taking showers, or even lessen their frequency (except when I'm home
alone- night AND day), but I will admit that there is always a sense
of risk in the awaiting shower.  I don't really worry about it so much
before the showering actually takes place- its almost as if I forget
about it between showers, too.  Huh, I just realized that- what a
stange phenomenon!  BUT, once I'm in that shower- usually towards a
nice, good part in the middle, like when it's time to shut your eyes
and let that nice, warm stream of water wash the conditioner out of
your hair, THAT is when our angry little friend who's name begins with
a "p" creeps up; and creeps up quickly and with a bang.  Rub-a-dub-dub
Rub-a-dub-dub Rub-a-dub-dub Rub-a-dub-dub Rub-a-dub-dub
Rub-a-dubbbbbwhat was taht???  This is when the fear sets in.  What
was that?  What the hell was that?  Oh.  I see.  Well, that is just
not cool.  Why does that moth have to stare at me through the window?
ohhhhhhhhh- i get it.  He's locking in a good stare, and once he gets
it right, as soon as he gets it right- - - he'll demolish me.  Fuck, I
figured it out- he's going to fucking demolish me- fuckin' moth.
Well, I better keep my eyes peeled open, and try to rinse that shit
out of my hair as fast as I can.  This is the bravest way to handle
this, especially considering that if I were to scream for help, my
knight in shining armor to come to my rescue would be Aaron- wearing
his pajama pants and an old, torn up tee, laughing condescendingly at
what an "idiot" I am.  How foolish I am.  So, once again I am forced
to go the brave route- no knight to quell my fears.


Posted on November 11, 2005 at 1:13 PM