Monthly Archives: December 2017

Jan and Dave’s family, Part 6

Posted on December 28, 2017 by naturist philosopher

Introduction to the story Previous installment Sean: Mom, I think there’s someone at the front door. Jan: Well, I’m on the phone right now. Please go see who it is. Wait – do you have any clothes on? Sean: No, … Continue reading →

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Jan and Dave’s family, Part 5

Posted on December 21, 2017 by naturist philosopher

Introduction to the story Previous installment Julie: We’ll give you a tour of the rest of the property a little later. But we’ll show you the house right now, since the very first thing the rest of the family and … Continue reading →

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Jan and Dave’s family, Part 4

Posted on December 16, 2017 by naturist philosopher

Introduction to the story Previous installment Susan: So this is your local high school. It seems almost brand new, and impressive. Dave: Yes, it’s pretty new. The old high school was a real relic, of the 1930s I think. This … Continue reading →

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Jan and Dave’s family, Part 3

Posted on December 10, 2017 by naturist philosopher

Introduction to the story Previous installment Susan: Jan, that stew you served for dinner was just so wonderful! I’ve known for years that you love cooking, and I’ve been thoroughly impressed every time I’ve been able to appreciate your way … Continue reading →

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Jan and Dave’s family, Part 2

Posted on December 4, 2017 by naturist philosopher

Introduction to the story Previous installment Susan: I absolutely love this Thai restaurant you have here, Jan. Thai food is just about my favorite, but where your father and I are living now there’s no decent Thai restaurant within 50 … Continue reading →

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