31 July
2014
0750 hrs
Warning: This Post Contains Images of an Adult Nature . . . You Have Been Warned, according to my Lawyers . . .
Good
Morning, Patient Reader . . .
(c) Properfessor
(c) Properfessor
(c) Properfessor
As you can see, Properfessor has been at it again. Camera-crazy emmeffer
that he is. Oh, well. What can you do? He fancies himself an artist.
So what has the Fox been up to since
the last post? Hoping you all have
enjoyed the response to the movie, “Transgeneration”
that I turned in as an assignment, as well as posted up to CFF for your
perusal. I have received positive
feedback on it, and for that I am truly appreciative. I knew I could count on the erudition of you
fellow CFFers and Patient Readers out there.
You fuckers kick ASS.
Things on the Shmarla front are going swimmingly.
(c) Properfessor
She has an engagement
that takes up most of this weekend in a city two or so hours away, but at the
close of each day she is driving back to me.
This is how much we miss one another when we are apart.
Unfortunately, she is going home for xmas
break,
and I won’t see her at all during that whole boring time off. Can you believe that shit? What’s a Ninja to do?
I suppose we are just going to have
to squeeze every drop of juice from the lemon while we can;
make hay, as they
say, as the sun shines. I think we’ll
find plenty to do.
She’s such a fun
person to be around; we laugh straight from the belly as we joke around and
keep each other happy (er?) There is
nothing better than being with someone who is not totally fucking insane and
wants nothing but the best for the other . . . and tries to be just that. She really is one-in-7-billion . . .
So how ‘bout that Ebola? Holy shit, as it were. Sub-Saharan West Africa just can’t catch a
break, huh? Guinea, Liberia, Sierra
Leone . . . these guys are having a bitch of a time. Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Kenya are all
adjusting flight schedules to prevent the disease from crossing their
borders. Great Britain is worried
because of the amount of flights and other travel coming into the country.
Speaking of Nigeria . . . fucking Boko Haram . . .
they’re sending in suicide bombers to university to create
havoc and mayhem and Murder Death Kills.
A new twist: female suicide bombers, one of which was caught before she
could self-detonate. She was ten years
old. I wonder if any of these poor girls
were the ones kidnapped from that girls’ school back in April.
Wouldn’t that just be so . . . Human Nature?
Watch out Tor users!
The Man is coming after your ass. Sure, get the child porn propagators; that’s
obviously fine with me. OK, go after the
ones using the internet to move guns and drugs . . . ok . . .
But the majority of Tor users are
just normal, everyday cats who just don’t want Big Brother poking into our
constitutional right to privacy. I mean
. . . c’mon.
And for all of you sorry motherfuckers out there who are so quick to say that we shouldn’t worry if we
have nothing to hide, well . . . line up over here and give me your user names
and passwords. You ignorant bastards. Except of you, of course, Patriotic and
Patient Reader.
Congress, well, the House, decided
that lawsuits can go forward against President Obama because he, “allegedly
exceeded his constitutional powers . . . on numerous occasions in order to
bypass Congress by issuing executive orders . . .”
Jebus Harold Schmitty on a Rubber
Fucking Crutch . . . does anyone remember W and how he fucked the country by
doing the exact same thing? Difference is, Pres. Obama is at least
trying to help the majority of the country by getting them affordable health
care. Do I even need to get into what W
did to our Constitutional Rights? C’mon
you fucking Repubs. Grow the fuck
up. Go back to denigrating women while
you abuse those duct-taped 14 year old Korean boys you have stashed in your
makeshift Georgetown dungeons. You silly
bastards.
Leave the American People to Live
Free or Die. Quit spending tax-payer
dollars trying to figure out why you all are so unpopular; why y’all lost the
White House two terms in a row. Just look
in the mirror and watch yourselves twist your mustaches (no offense, Palin)
as
you plot your Dr. Evil Preparation H plots which are, on the “hole,” completely
biased and ineffectual against the Middle Class, which you are so hell-bent on
trying to destroy. You miserable
sunsabidges.
OK, time now for a BP check . . . talking to these pedantic idiot Repubs is like watching shit dry . . . ok, it is watching shit dry . . . so I guess it
is time to post Fonda and the Cunning Fennec Fox, Part III. Shall I do this very thing? Splendid!
Here you go, and enjoy . . .
Fonda and the Cunning Fennec Fox
Fonda and the Cunning Fennec Fox
III
18 April 2014
0738 hrs
More Fonda for you, Patient Reader.
This is an exhausting story to tell, and I hope it doesn't bore you. If it does, well, you know how to quit the page.
For those of you who have given positive feedback, read on. There will only be one or two more parts to the story. Continue to be Patient, Reader, and let's all try to be kind to one another.
For those of you who miss the Wrath of the Fox, my Easter rant is soon in coming.
Shall I press on? Splendid!
More Fonda for you, Patient Reader.
This is an exhausting story to tell, and I hope it doesn't bore you. If it does, well, you know how to quit the page.
For those of you who have given positive feedback, read on. There will only be one or two more parts to the story. Continue to be Patient, Reader, and let's all try to be kind to one another.
For those of you who miss the Wrath of the Fox, my Easter rant is soon in coming.
Shall I press on? Splendid!
Children’s hospitals have the best toys. One of the toys Fonda checked out regularly was the Nintendo game console. Yes, that is how old how I am.
The only game she checked out for us was Jeopardy! I don’t refuse challenges when it comes to trivia games. I am a wealth of unnecessary and useless information. I know almost everything there is to know about nothing, and for some reason, I take great pride in it.
I never lost, and Fonda never backed down. I never threw a game, knowing full well it would have forever gone unforgiven.
Amanda, the roommate, was in end-stage CF. Lips blue from cyanosis; her face partially obscured by an O2 nasal cannula that barely delivered too little of the precious gas. Her cells starved, burning themselves up as they struggled to live. Amanda was twenty.
Fonda never allowed Amanda to see how much she terrified her. Terrified of that unholy blackened creature that crouched on Amanda’s chest as she slept.
Fonda faced each day with positivity; a defiance so natural that my admiration for her surprised me. I am never surprised.
Fonda travelled back and forth from a little town on the Alabama/Mississippi border, though she hailed from Fort Wayne, Indiana.
She would get her respiratory therapy, her meds, and her Jeopardy! fix each night for one week a month, then she’d be off to that little town where she lived.
She had a mischievousness that she played close to the vest. It manifested in her wry humor which I got immediately as it went unnoticed by the others in the room.
Fonda and her straight, white teeth framed by her crooked grin.
Fonda with her delicate heart under the pane of bullet-proof glass; a treasure as seen and untouched as a museum piece, beautiful and unreachable, pinned to her. As is the case of most of us, others were allowed in so far; her line of demarcation indicated by red velvet rope while mine, in sharp contrast, might as well be a moat filled with gators or a police line do-not-cross strip of yellow tape.
Perched over a strong chin were her lips, red as wine from a new vine; red as blood. Red as lips can be not yet touched by cyanosis.
But her eyes, those blue, blue eyes. Cerulean at times; periwinkle; desert horizon; cornflower. Her mood dictated the chameleon colors that shared the same spectrum of light as sapphires, lapis lazuli . . . sodalite. Turquoise and the sea.
These colors bled into my own heart, melting the glacial ice into pools pink and warm, and I felt as Odysseus; lashed to the mast, fighting and failing against this madness. This, the insurmountable power of her blue eye’s siren song.
I saw her love me in those eyes, telling myself that I was imagining the whole thing. Everyone who says they love me go away. They would give to me all the love I needed before they lost the will to live. The abyss of my own heart was the oubliette into which they poured themselves; my dark devouring was the abattoir into which they led their flocking desires willingly.
No one loves me and lives through it. Why couldn’t Fonda see this?
And for all of that, when caught in the trap of her eyes, as my heart fluttered as the wounded bird, all I wanted to do was lie down and die the slow, soft death, bathed in the severe blue of that desert’s Sheltering Sky.
Fonda was diagnosed with CF many years earlier, but only after her older sister died from it. The IS and her cruelty in waiting for Fonda to be a toddler before her sister suffocated on the ventilator. Nature, ever the viper as a cruel god is, bit this family twice.
Her parents, still in love, were no longer capable of looking into one another’s eyes. They glanced at one another across the vast ocean of the breakfast table, each recognizing the other as their babies’ murderer. They would look away when caught by the other’s glance; neither remembering the exact hue of the other’s eyes.
I can imagine they eschewed the mirror for the same terrible reasons.
These Soulmates, these Forever Loves, divorced when Fonda was a child, and her father drank himself to death.
“How can you see your partner every day,” Fonda asked, “at the store, or in church . . . and even begin to live knowing that you would never be together again?”
And there was I, Jeopardy! master, with nothing even resembling an answer.
End of Part III
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