There have been amazing storms across the state, the coast "lashed" with high winds, 11 people missing feared dead, a tanker washed aground on the main beach of Newcastle, absolutely unbelievable. Had to go to a place called Wallaroo Creek where an elderly couple in a marone Land Cruiser ignored advice not to try it and crossed over the creek in the middle of a flash flood. Turned over and washed away like a piece of paper, one local who witnessed it said. The rain was so heavy at some points on the freeway we had to either slow down or pull over to the side. I, personally, too have been deluged, without time to scratch, busy and productive and just flat out. Hard to believe some people can't think of anything to keep themselves occupied.
The story continues:
"He'd been so nervous.
The greatest surprise was that it had been so enjoyable. Much to his relief, things worked in bed the way they were meant to. He found her sexy. He wanted to fuck her.
"It was news to him that he could conduct a successful relationship with a woman, but the romance had blossomed. It wasn't love like the first love, but he was happy in a way he hadn't been for a long time. She was good fun. He was proud to be going out with her, enjoyed being with her."
THE BIGGER STORY:
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contankerous bloody thing....
only thing i can think of is it flashed cache full recently and maybe it's overloaded but i don't know how to fix it...
This is a collection of raw material dating back to the 1950s by journalist John Stapleton. It incorporates photographs, old diary notes, published stories of a more personal nature, unpublished manuscripts and the daily blogs which began in 2004 and have formed the source material for a number of books. Photographs by the author. For a full chronological order refer to or merge with the collection of his journalism found here: https://thejournalismofjohnstapleton.blogspot.com.au/
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