Celticvirgin
Tribune
I had gone along more in hope than expectation. The previous meeting in the pub in Dublin had been boring as hell though had resulted in me feeling the lash although less than fiercely. The invitation to the private party was by invitation so when I showed up at the suburban house in a leafy district of the city I didn't hold out much hope.
So now here I was returning some weeks later with a ball of nerves in the pit of my stomach. The party had led to another invite back. The owner of the house and his partner had showed me the previous time the large wooden stake in the shady back garden. It is about 7 feet tall and half a foot wide with a slot at the top presumably to take a palitinium.
Around 6 feet off the ground a rope was sunk into a notch in the wood at the back of the post. My heart beat a little faster at seeing it and I felt myself getting wet with excitement. No I couldn't use it that night but perhaps another time? I had bit at the chance. A date was arranged when I would be able to travel so after my visit to France here I was on my return. The weather had been hot in Paris so my skin is tanned underneath my jeans and a cripped t shirt as I walk down and pause at the gate. No going back now I think as I approach and knock on the old Red Georgian Door on leafy Tritonville Road.
So now here I was returning some weeks later with a ball of nerves in the pit of my stomach. The party had led to another invite back. The owner of the house and his partner had showed me the previous time the large wooden stake in the shady back garden. It is about 7 feet tall and half a foot wide with a slot at the top presumably to take a palitinium.
Around 6 feet off the ground a rope was sunk into a notch in the wood at the back of the post. My heart beat a little faster at seeing it and I felt myself getting wet with excitement. No I couldn't use it that night but perhaps another time? I had bit at the chance. A date was arranged when I would be able to travel so after my visit to France here I was on my return. The weather had been hot in Paris so my skin is tanned underneath my jeans and a cripped t shirt as I walk down and pause at the gate. No going back now I think as I approach and knock on the old Red Georgian Door on leafy Tritonville Road.