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Friday, June 17, 2005

Meg,

Some years ago I had a younger man (a co-worker, no less) become smitten with me and in hot pursuit. He called me one night at home and while we were talking, he asked me if it was true that older women make great lovers. I told him I didn't really know, as I had never been to bed with one.I had read somewhere (Cosmo Girls' Bedside Astrologer, I think, but I wouldn't swear to it) that a Gemini woman's favorite fantasy was to have a man read to her while he's making love to her, and I have to admit to finding the idea intriguing I decided to take that one step further when he asked what my favorite fantasy was, and I said, "Having a man read 'War and Peace' to me while making love to me." I fully expected the next sound I heard to be 'click' as he hung up on me, but instead, in five words, he almost got me -- he said, "Do you have a copy?"

Yeah, those younger dudes certainly do “try harder”. And, they seem to have a harder time taking “No little boy” for an answer. Maybe they try so long and hard because they have more time. Older men give up a lot sooner. Of course, they could be trying so hard because they think we are just teasing them and their egos can‘t process the word “No”, but if they really understood older women...they’d know that we don’t play games...when we say “Go away”, we mean it.

What I am curious about is why you found the book reading during sex intriguing. I might find it more fun...but as an instead of, not an accompaniment to sex. What an odd fantasy. Usually, aren’t fantasies supposed to be things that you’d like to do...but really don’t? Or have I been doing it wrong all these years?

Oh well, I haven’t had enough experience and for that I blame myself. If I had never married him, or even if I had left him after the first affair, I would have lot more stories to tell. But, instead I stuck around him and endured his...”You do me and I’ll do you and then we’ll both go to sleep within 2 minutes”. Only it takes me a while to fall asleep...Vex could do it within seconds, all he had to do was go horizontal. My mother was like that too. She could fall asleep in seconds, I don’t even think she had to be horizontal.

I don’t mind taking a while to fall asleep, it gives me time to reflect on the past day and contemplate the next day. The problem was that Vex could fall asleep so quickly that his hideous snoring would prevent me from falling asleep. OMG...my next husband can’t snore. Vex’s son was worse than he was, no matter how far away he was and no matter how many doors you closed between you and him...that boy could be heard.

It’s just that kind of thing that makes people take baseball bats to others.

In the course of any day, not much bugs me...but stupid stuff like an annoying snore will do it every time. If the FBI ever wants me to surrender, they wouldn’t need the chants and the Ozzie Osborn, all they would have to do is send some loud snoring noises and I would come out with my hands in the air right away. Had they done that at Waco, I would have surrendered immediately.

I’ve been told that I have a very “lady-like” snore. I don’t know what that means but I sincerely apologize if I ever kept anyone awake with it.

Well, I just woke up and I have a few things to do so I am going to get dressed and drink some coffee, not necessarily in that order.

See ya soon.

Meg

8 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Meg:
I cant imagine reading to you during sex. I would think you would prefer that your partner concentrate on you and what satisfies you. Just my opinion.
Buddy

June 17, 2005  
Blogger Meg Kelso said...

Buddy,

Did it ever occur to you as you were writing that comment that it reads as though we HAVE had sex? Now, be a good boy and let everyone know that I have never set eyes on you or I will have to smack you upside the head.

June 17, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Meg: I am profusely sorry if I ever gave that impression. No No we have never had sex or even met,YET!! but now if you want to smack me and make me like it, well..........
Buddy

June 17, 2005  
Blogger Meg Kelso said...

What in the world happened to that sweet southern boy who was raised by a "Steel Magnolia"? Guy...anyone, could you clue Buddy in?

June 17, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Meg:
You have to know that I am teasing you. Just a bit of Friday Humor.
Sorry.
Buddy

June 17, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Meg:

Don Walkiwitz, Sam Richmond, Mike Schuffert, Edwin Eide, Jim Chall, Clark Sells, Ken Grant, or Clarence Van Dussen (late), is quite the choice for parental unit. Yes, it is one of those. I will (soon) E-mail you with the name of the “winner”.

We (my friends and I) had our own suicide highways to Lake Geneva, WI, Highway 31 or 47. I lived further west than you did. That was back when Illinois was 21 for anything.

Take care

Toad

June 17, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm far too busy during sex to be able to concentrate on hving someone read to me... and ummm... my husband usually is too busy to be holding a book in front of his face. I imagine if he tried to read to me while making love, he would have trouble holding the book still enough to actually be able to read it effectively... if you catch my drift.

As far as younger guys being more pursuant... I wouldn't know. I'm only 25... but it does seem a lot of older men don't like taking no for an answer. When I was engaged I was working as a waitress and had one old man trying to stick his hands in my apron pockets... even tried to convince me to leave my then fiancee telling me I'd never have to work again. Sheesh! Old geezer! Maybe when I'm 45 that'll sound nice... but then I won't have this good looking exterior to warrant the offers. What a cruel joke life plays sometimes.

June 17, 2005  
Blogger Anne Arky said...

I think I missed making the point I was trying to make. (My bad.) I can see now that I didn't mention that while I didn't find the guy unattractive, I don't make a habit of getting involved with co-workers, so I didn't think this pursuit was a good idea. My point
was that I was trying to discourage the guy by throwing at him a fantasy (one that I read about, not necessarily one of my own) that would NOT interest him; he turned the tables on me by showing me that he wanted me enough to go with whatever outlandish thing I might throw at him. Now THAT is seductive as hell.
As to why I found this made-up fantasy intriguing, I guess it's because I have always loved books and thought it might add a new dimension (or demention) to making love, although "War and Peace" might not be my book of choice. Like I said, I was trying to deter the guy. And again, like I said, he turned the tables on me.

Anne

June 21, 2005  

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