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Just had the best 2 hours in brazil, hard to wipe the smile off my face. Ricardo recommended hornet app for hookups. Being Brazilian, he has no judgement of people making money by offering sex. So he encouraged me to put hint of money in my ad. I add a few boys I like very much as favorites, and vola, one of them soon replied! As I mentioned, I really like the college boy next door type, Raul fits the bill perfectly. 5'9", 143lb, clean cut, cute like a button. He hasn't done this before, but was intrigued. He asks to see my photo, said 'legal'. we settled on 200 per hour. It's amazing how open minded Brazilians are about sex for money, the boy gave me the link to his instagram so that I can get a more accurate views of how he looks to help me making up my mind. It has his family photos, classmates, friends ... He shows up a little late, probably it's normal for Brazilian to be almost an hour late difference between a fresh first year law student and a working boy is day and night. He is apparently having a lot of fun doing it. First starting having sex at 16, the boy is now 20. He is an amazing bottom (versatile, prefer btm as he put it), loves sucking dick without me asking. As we get into fucking, at first I was a little confused by the face and moaning, not sure it's pain or he is really enjoying it, but soon he made it clear he loves it. We changed several positions and finished with him sitting on top of me. I love the seriousness look he has on his face while pumping my cock with his ass. We showered and then cuddles and chat via google translate. He is a very sweet boy, proud that he is so good in high school that he got a scholarship for law school. He asks me what I would pay him for overnight. I said 500 but he challenges it is too low. I kid saying I can't really afford overnight with you. We eventually settled on 800. As we are cuddling and kissing, he started to touch my cock and said he really wants me to fuck him again. This is somewhat new, working boys can't wait to finish their "job" and get to the next client. It lasted even longer second time around. He jerked himself off in the end while I was fucking him with him on his back. Afterwards closed his eyes with a big smile on his face. We already decided we will do the overnight on wed, my last day here. It's almost good 2 hours after we showered again, I tipped him good for a wonderful afternoon and said goodbye. The front desk lady is all smiles as we say goodbye at the front desk. So open minded! It's rain shower outside. But I am not going anywhere tonight, so it's perfect Love Brazil!

New Forced-Retirement Community Opens For Local 60-Year-Olds News in Brief • Local • senior citizens • healthcare • ISSUE 50•01 • Jan 4, 2014 TAMPA, FL—Offering a “safe and friendly environment” for newly jobless older residents, the Pine Meadows Forced-Retirement Community opened its doors Friday to local 60-year-olds who have been hastily ousted from their workplaces by downsizing. “We here at Pine Meadows are proud to welcome all of you who aren’t quite in your golden years, but who nevertheless have no choice but to accept that your productive days are suddenly a thing of the past,” said facility director Phil Garsten at the grand opening, noting that the community offers a variety of residence and meal packages at price ranges to suit any substandard severance package. “Our facility offers satellite television, fully equipped game and exercise rooms, nightly social activities, and dozens of other entertaining diversions from the ignominious disgrace you’ve suffered after decades of thankless service to your former employer. And our attentive staff is ready around the clock to listen to you try to make sense of how things could have ended up like this.” Garsten added that the facility also features its own replica office environment, where residents can perform basic work tasks during the day to make them feel as if their lives still retain some semblance of purpose. http://www.theonion.com/articles/new-forcedretirement-community-opens-for-local-60y,34862/

I have wine, fifths and quarts + 1.75 of various. You are welcome to any and many of any of them. Best regards, RA1

That was MUCH later. Did you neglect to capitalize or use an apostrophe? Best regards, RA1

No, my buddy Joe McCarthy wouldn't let me. Best regards, RA1

The above is what I am doing now, except my retirement home serves beer on Saturday nights. Best regards, RA1

Damn, RA1, have gone and turned Red in your dotage?

Way to go, Gap!!

Sports Journalist Told To Write Some Slop About Baseball Healing Boston News in Brief • Local • news media • sports culture • ISSUE 49•44 • Oct 29, 2013 BOSTON—Ahead of Wednesday’s potential World Series–clinching Game 6 matchup between the Red Sox and Cardinals, sources confirmed that Los Angeles Times sports editor Sam Poyet instructed journalist Ross Martinez to quickly throw together some slop about baseball helping the city of Boston heal from this year’s tragic marathon bombings. “Just shit out like six or seven hundred words’ worth of melodramatic sludge about how the whole city has been galvanized by their team and how baseball offers a way for Bostonians to slowly move on from tragedy,” said Poyet, adding that Martinez should definitely churn out a couple paragraphs of muck contrasting the overwhelming terror pervading Boston during the aftermath of the bombings to the especially emotional and impassioned atmosphere at Fenway Park this season. “Don’t forget to mention the ‘Boston Strong’ rallying cry, the club’s tributes to victims during each game, and how this is all about much more than just baseball. And, I don’t know, a little section about the players saying some heartwarming gunk about how much this means to the people of Boston. Then maybe round off the whole sentimental garbage heap with something about how no matter what, the day will never be forgotten. Oh, and something where you use the phrase ‘the wounded heart of a proud city.’ Just throw it all in the trough; they’ll eat it up.” Poyet added that the giant mound of histrionic, exploitative glop should probably start off with the sentence, “The morning of April 15, 2013 wasn’t much different from any other in downtown Boston.” http://www.theonion.com/articles/sports-journalist-told-to-write-some-slop-about-ba,34381/