In the Waiting Line

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Posted by Lex Konrad in Dispatches | Apr 11, 2005

Judging by the number of emails I’ve been getting lately, at least a few of you out there have missed me. Well, not blogging is the new blogging, they say; I’m just trying to keep up with the cool kids. I do thank you for your kind words of encouragement, and I do read everything, even if I don’t always have the chance to respond.

What can I say? Winter was a real grind this year. Normal, quotidian existence was keeping me busy and neither Les nor I had much interest in entertaining sweet young things. Last year was frenzied from start to finish—really, the last two years have been frenzied—and you just can’t carry on like that without stopping to screw your head on straight again. But spring is here now and we do have a comfortable new bed, so maybe, just maybe…

Baby steps.

I do miss typing stuff into the internet, so I think I’ll stick around for a while.

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AD | Apr 11, 06:11 PM | #
Thank the lord of vicarious existence….i need some new stories to envy!!! welcome back!
Evan | Apr 14, 02:27 AM | #
Welcome back
Daniel Burns | Apr 14, 04:09 PM | #
Sweet!
charlie | Apr 14, 09:55 PM | #
Good to see you back, I was starting to get a little worn out trying to pick up your slack. After all, we couldn’t let the Global Lasciviousness Quotient drop below acceptable levels.

Speaking of which, I would like to thank you for some indirect inspiration. My wife and I had given up on seducing women not already in the ‘lifestyle’, and after reading throgh your archives, we decided to give it another try.

The resulting ‘new’ girl has now been with us nearly 6 months, so thanks, Lex.
perker | Apr 21, 09:18 AM | #
good to have you back
The Girl | Apr 23, 06:37 PM | #
Nice to have you back Lex.
J | Apr 27, 12:14 AM | #
Aye, mate, even aside from the sexual content, you’re an interesting writer. It’d be a shame to not use that, in some form.
W. S. Cross | May 18, 10:40 AM | #
Like your site, it celebrates many of the things that began in the era my novel takes place. This photo and others make explicit what’s described there.