“I am not sure what happened, but I had an accident earlier and now I have to wear diapers until the doc can figure out what is wrong with me, I will be wearing them for awhile.” “Oh I’m so sorry, Ted.” She said, “I sure hope you get better soon.” Then she hugged him […]

After a hurried phone conference with Theodore ‘s aunt, the china and silver service, along with the bulk of the dead woman’s jewelry were boxed in shipping cartons and sent to his aunt. An estate sale was held and the furnishings were auctioned. His parent’s clothes were given to charity and the detritus of suburban […]

        “We think you need to shave.” “But mom, I don’t have any stubble, yet. Aren’t I a few years away from that still?” “No, no, you misunderstood me. We need you to shave the area that is covered by your diap…your underwear.” “I don’t understand.” “Your pubic area needs to have […]

She had intended to control it, to let it slowly trickle; but her body didn’t get the memo. Instead, after the initial struggle, her body simply relinquished its control. The trickle grew to a stream, then a torrent; warmth flooded into her diaper, quickly overflowing its capacity. Jinny was helpless to stop it, and soon […]

“OK.” Luke said. “What’s that?” “Portering.” she said as if he should have known. “When a guest books in, one of you will be called to escort them and their bags to their room.” she said. “When a guest books out, one of you will be called to escort them and their bags to their […]

“My husband is a police officer Katy. He understood how important this was too me. I have kept myself in shape and I can still shoot. But for the last four years I have been mostly a glorified secretary.” Katy laughed, “Until last week I was a full time baby Lana. I just hope I […]

        “This is the sort of T shirt I mean.” she said, holding up one of her T shirts. Like most women’s T shirts, it has a slight hourglass shape and short capped sleeves… but when she turns it, I’m surprised to see a print of the distinctive solidarity banner in washed […]

“Could you maybe dial it down a bit?” I finally asked, as we were going back up the street, just on the other side. She didn’t seem to hear, but then, I hadn’t really had the guts to say it too loud. “Oh, a father and daughter?”, guessed the old woman at the next house. […]

With his eyes back on the road he said, “Pepper wouldn’t call it stealing. We share everything.” “I’m sure you’re right.” I said and then asked, “You think he’ll ever forgive you?” “I told you he wouldn’t say I stole it.” Meek said again. “No, I mean forgive you for not bringing him with us.” […]

  When I reached the back wall I spun around and put my elbows over the side to support myself as I coughed. Daddy Phil had rushed to where I was and squatted down in front of me as he said, “Nice wipeout.” “No it wasn’t! It was a stupid mistake that shouldn’t have happened!” […]