An Adventure where Silky Meets Tom Swift
I'm Silky and I live with George & Jessica. We're like what they call an "unconventional family." He's the dad, we're the daughters, and there is like no mom. But how many dads sleep in a big bed with their daughters like curled up naked beside them, after like fucking both of them every night? Not to mention like what we do to each other. Jess and I are what's known as 'cater-cousins.'
There are many other adventures to read if you like want to know more.
Usually I sleep very soundly, being very satisfied, so to speak. Recently, however, I had a very strange dream, and I will do my best to relay it to you:
George came in the house with an unusual smile on his face.
"You know the play I was trying to get set up?" he asked. "The censors took all the dirty bits out of it," he said deludedly. "It was going to make a great movie," he projected.
"That's the one that starts with 'Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess' isn't it?" Jess asked grimly.
"It's because we live in a processed world; people only pay attention to the process," came from me.
"It's unlikely to be rewritten until a month from now," said George.
"Dat's de end of April," said Jess in dismay.
"I thought we could console ourselves with travel. Let's take a vacation in the south of France," George said nicely.
"I could be swimming in Paris," laughed Jessica insanely.
"Let's stay in Europe. I'm afraid of the mid-east," I said. "I could drown in Egypt," I added, deep in denial.
Ultimately we went camping for a few days, a far cry short of Paris or even Egypt. I don't like camping, but it was a vacation, apparently.
Our outdoor time was not balmy. First, George wanted to get up at dawn, we didn't. We never do.
"It's twelve noon," he chimed in. "Time to get up and have fun."
"I can't be bothered," said Jess carelessly. "Where did you get this crappy stuff, anyway?" She added trashily.
"I've borrowed my sister's camping gear," said George insistently.
"But why?" I asked. We hadn't even had coffee.
"I like camping," said George intently.
"Well, at least start a fire. Can you chop down that tree?" I axed.
"We don't need that much wood. There's plenty lying around. Just gather some up," he replied abundantly.
We bitched and moaned, but finally got up. First stop, bathroom. Except, wait, there is no bathroom, ewwweh! Jess had to pee so bad she went behind a bush, but came back swatting at her neck.
"There's a blood sucking insect in the outhouse," she slapped aloofly.
She held out the dead bug in her hand for George's inspection.
"That young insect is female," he said gallantly.
""It can't be female, it's wearing a yarmulke!" I said jubilantly.
"Watch this young Semitic insect sail through the air," Jess remarked flippantly, as she popped it with her finger.
Further exploration led us to a bricolage of mud-dabbed sticks, strangely void of insects.
"I wonder why the hive's still empty," said George belatedly.
"Ouch! It's NOT empty!" yelled Jessica. "When I get stung, I want revenge," she said begrudgingly. "But how can we get close enough to illiterate them?"
"I'm sure we can fool them into thinking this is pollen," he said beguilingly, as he waved some weeds.
Soon we headed for the ER to deal with the efforts to punish the bees. We apparently unleased a hornet's nest. When we got there, awkwardly many other people were ahead of us, so we waited patiently.
"I couldn't believe there were 527,983 bees in the swarm!" George recounted.
"On reason for the delays is that our two best doctors have joined the Airborne Medical Corps," said the nurse paradoxically.
We asked many other people why they were there.
"A dog bit me," said the first man rabidly.
"I've been feeding an alligator," the second said offhandedly.
"I think I've broken my leg," reported an older man lamely.
"I've gained thirty pounds," a fat woman sighed heavily.
"I can no longer hear anything," said another deftly.
One fellow told us half-assedly that he had lost part of his rectum.
When asked, one woman replied humorlessly, "The doctor had to remove a bone from my arm."