Because it has taken me years to love my craps, and because nobody reads blogs anyway... Also, when you think of the incredible fuss and chatter, the tv programmes, the books, columns, articles, blogs... all about getting food down one orifice, the silence that surrounds its reappearance out of another is really rather amazing.
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
27 October 2010
I decided a while back not to post ordinary-toilet bowl turds, for fear of boring my public. A toilet-bowl crap is a toilet-bowl crap.
Except this morning.
Imagine my surprise and delight when I looked down and saw that due to some unknown dynamic I had shat a long almost unbroken zig-zag!
At last, something to post. I hastily pulled up my pants and went to fetch my camera. Anna (name changed for obvious reasons) saw me, and when I came back to the living room of course she made a remark. She has been staying a week and she misses nothing.
What on earth, she wondered, could I have found to photograph in the toilet? Apparently the obvious answer to that question did not occur to her. I said something vague about looking at photos on the camera screen, but she seemed to find this very strange, also. I decided once again to tell none of my friends about this blog.
Still no "followers". Perhaps this dragon-shaped turd will impress someone, somewhere in the world, and motivate him or her to become one.
A "follower", I mean. Not a turd.
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
12 October 2010
After the last entry, I decided that it is time to demonstrate how nice turds can be.
I feel I have succeeded in this.
I was walking beside the river when, at the usual time, about 9,30am, I began to feel a turd pressing against my rectum. Luckily I was near a wasteland, site of a demolished factory. I climbed through a hole in a wall, found a spot between budlea bushes, and laid my turd. It was a nice one. I felt rather proud. Mindful of my last (ugly) entry, I decided to take the time to make today's turd as pretty as possible. It was an enjoyable exercise. When we were kids we used to have "decorated saucer" competitions. I'd forgotten that, until this morning, as I decorated my turd. There were a lot of coloured leaves around, it being autumn, but few flowers. I found two late budlea blooms, some asters, and a few mullein flowers, and some dog-rose hips.
It was fun, scouting around the wasteland looking for scraps of colour, but the fun stopped when, arriving with a handful of leaves and aster blossom back at my partially-decorated turd, I came face to face with a young couple. They were standing, looking down at my turd, and at my camera lying on the ground beside it. They were holding hands. I think they were about to steal it. My camera. I can't imagine what they were doing in a wasteland like this so early in the morning. Perhaps looking for somewhere to make love.
It takes all types.
Friday, 8 October 2010
08 October 2010
Let me say immediately that this is not one of my turds.
Of course this should be obvious at a glance. The turd was done in a public place with little or no concern for hygene or aesthetics. I have decided to include it as an example of everything a turd should not be.
A thoughtful turd would never be deposited on a public walkway, as this one was, under a bridge. Passers by, including myself, (though at least spared the embarrassment of encountering the crapper in flagrant déli), are obliged to step over disgusting flows of fresh urine. We note that there is no sign of the turd's author having used toilet paper, or even litter or leaves, to wipe himself.
I have my suspicions about a tramp who was sitting on a wall just a few feet away. A dirty old man with a not-so-white beard and a supermarket trolley. He shouted at me with proprietal offence as I took the photo. Luckily his words were either in a foreign language or so deformed by drunkeness or speech impediment that I understood nothing and was thus able to ignore him with aplomb. Such men can be dangerous, however, so, to confuse him I proceeded to take photos of other things in the vicinity, the bridge supports, reflections on the river, a discarded cigarette packet...
The point of this rather unpleasant posting? That the Art of Shitting, despite what people think, is a refined one, requiring years of practice and reflection and self-examination. It is close to zen in its austere discipline.
A cynic would say that, however hard one has strived to love one's own waste, it is a whole different challenge to love the waste of others. That may be so. It's true that I nearly gagged, photographing this piss-soaked tramp-crap. But it is also true that if other people want their turds to be loved and even admired, they must make some effort to make them so.
Saturday, 2 October 2010
02 October 2010
While hunting for mushrooms this afternoon I suddenly needed to crap really badly. This was a surprise, for I had already crapped once today. My turd this morning had been firm, knobbly, a pleasant uniform earthy brown. A conventional turd. But conventional turds, like the proverbial trains that arrive on time, do not make for interesting posts. I decided to flush this one and wait and see what tomorrow would bring...
"That's that for today," I thought.
Well, no. At about 2pm, while I was in the forest looking for mushrooms (Clitocybe nebularis, Clitopilus prunulus, Amanita rubescens, Cantharellus idfundibilifomis...), I suddenly needed to crap. Urgently! I had my suspicions why. Last night J and P had come to dinner and J had brought a big pot of poulet aux morilles. It was delicious, but even while eating those morilles, I wondered if I would not soon have the runs. I will be pleased when the mushroom season has ended and I can get back to a more balanced diet.
Anyway, as the cramps increased in intensity I began casting around for a photogenic spot in which to give birth, so to speak. I found a huge toadstool, (a milk cap, Lactarius deliciosus, I think). It was shaped like a cup, and it occurred to me that it might be fun to depose a sloppy turd into it, like a chocolate mousse in a chalice. I dropped my trousers and positioned myself directly above it and very gratefully let fly.
Missed!
One's anus does not point quite where one expects. Mine doesn't, at least.
I'm amazed, actually, at how far off I was in my calculations. Sixteen centimetres, if one uses the length of my mushrooming knife as a scale. It's just as well I wasn't flying a B52 bomber in the Second World War; I would have killed scores of villagers and left the munitions factory untouched.
PS, I have discovered that if I click on "STATS" I can see how many internauts have visited this blog. Not many. The lack of quantity, however, is compensated by the geographical diversity of my visitors. The States. Canada. France. Afgansistan!
I wish I knew more about these anonymous visitors who poke their noses into my little world and then leave, silently closing the door behind them. If I could talk to them, I might be able to charm one or two into becoming "followers". I would so love a "follower". Other bloggers get them. The most deadly dullest of them often have dozens. Why shouldn't I?
Thursday, 30 September 2010
30 September 2010
When we were kids my brother did a shit in a shoe box. Then we wrapped the box in gift paper and tied it up attractively with a string. But before doing that we arranged lawn-daisies all along the turd.
We left the package on the road and hid in the grass nearby, waiting until a car stopped and a kid got out and picked up the box and ran back to the car with it.
That was, well, some years ago. I have grown up since.
Though, today, arranging daisies along my turd, I wondered if we ever really grow up. This exercise, beautifying my turd, reminded me of so many things from the past. My brother was four years older than I. He tormented me. The daisies must have been my idea. My brother had a great deal of spirit and wit, but he did not have a creative personality. I was the idealist of the two.
I wish I had a follower.
Friday, 17 September 2010
17 September 2010
I had an appointment with the dentist this morning, but after I had waited twenty minutes the dentist put his head into the room and said that a kid had broken a tooth and that I would have to come back next week.
"Yes, of course," I said, when he apologised; "I understand." But I was pissed. I went to the café to read the newspaper. Gossip has it that someone was shot dead in the village yesterday and I anticipated a large article in the newspaper. It is not often that our village makes headlines. But there was nothing about a killing, or even about an accidental death.
Even more frustrated, I left the cafe. Almost immediately I felt a big and urgent turd roiling in my lower intestine, or bowel, or where-ever it is that turds roil. I decided that rather than go back into the café to use the toilets there, without buying a drink (even though I had bought and consumed one there only minutes before), I would strike out into the countryside, and do my shit there, outside, with a landscape in the background, to photograph.
I had a spot in mind. But first I had to buy some bread. The queue in the baker's was long and my turd was impatient. It coiled angrily. I managed to remain erect, despite severe stomach cramps. I did make some whimpering noises, but they were so soft that only my immediate neighbours in the queue turned to look.
Back in my car, I set off smartly for the countryside. The contractions were coming more frequently now, every minute or so. I turned off the road near the gyspy camp, along a track that led across a plateau. By now the cramps were very serious. I have eaten a lot of wild mushrooms lately (Boletus erythropus (I think), Amanita rubescens, Aminita caesarea...); it may have been these that were upsetting my tummy.
Then, yet another frustration! A car was parked in the middle of the track, blocking my way. It was an old and very dirty little car. I pulled up behind it. There was a young man at the wheel. I don't know what he was doing but clearly my arrival bothered him. He was dark and decidedly shifty. I'm sure he was from the gyspy camp. Which does not make him a malfaiteur, of course, but he did look unwholesome, with a great cock-comb of black hair and dark unfriendly eyes. Indeed, I began to feel a little afraid. There is, after all, a murderer loose in our village. Perhaps this was he. I put the car into reverse and began to back along the track. I saw the man tuck something away in his car, then drive on a little distance to a spot where there was room for me to pass. As I did, he glared at me darkly, and I remembered that this was a cul de sac; if the guy wanted to finish me off all he had to do was block my exit and pull out a gun. No-one would hear the shots, except perhaps the gypsies, and of course they would not tell. All I had to protect myself was my mushrooming knife and a plastic bag.
But the guy did not follow me, which was a relief, because by now the turd was coiling in my lower bowel like a trapped acconda. I parked the car, rushed across the track to a bit of grass with a nice view beyond (see pic), dropped my trousers, and let blast...
That was when the dirty little car reappeared and I had to rapidly stuff a wad of tissue up my crack and pull up my trousers. This is how I am to die, I thought, like someone in a Flannery O'Connor story. It seemed so unfair. All I was doing was exploring the quietly introspective art of loving my craps. What were people going to think? The police, when they found me lying beside my crap? They would not know about my blog and the innocent fun of it. They would think perhaps that... they would surmise... what? This was such a public place to shit. Folk – normal folk like myself – do not shit out in the open. They find a toilet. Or if they are caught short, they hide themselves in the forest and cover their deposit with leaves. Would the police think, then, that I had shat in terror, just before my slaying? Or....
It was too much even for my rabid imagination. I watched the little car pull to a stop beside my own (unlocked!) car, and after a pause, turn and drive off slowly from whence it had come.
I had been spared.
Perhaps I had never been in danger. I will never know. I took my photo and went back to my car. My walk had changed. I had shoved the wad of tissue up my arse with savage speed and now I was wondering if it was doing its job.
I was also wondering what all this is about, photographing my turds and posting them on the net. And so far without a single follower. Just now I looked at a few of my rivals' blogs and frankly, my craps are just as interesting if not more that all those smug photos of kiddies and church outings.
It is all a bit beyond me.
"Yes, of course," I said, when he apologised; "I understand." But I was pissed. I went to the café to read the newspaper. Gossip has it that someone was shot dead in the village yesterday and I anticipated a large article in the newspaper. It is not often that our village makes headlines. But there was nothing about a killing, or even about an accidental death.
Even more frustrated, I left the cafe. Almost immediately I felt a big and urgent turd roiling in my lower intestine, or bowel, or where-ever it is that turds roil. I decided that rather than go back into the café to use the toilets there, without buying a drink (even though I had bought and consumed one there only minutes before), I would strike out into the countryside, and do my shit there, outside, with a landscape in the background, to photograph.
I had a spot in mind. But first I had to buy some bread. The queue in the baker's was long and my turd was impatient. It coiled angrily. I managed to remain erect, despite severe stomach cramps. I did make some whimpering noises, but they were so soft that only my immediate neighbours in the queue turned to look.
Back in my car, I set off smartly for the countryside. The contractions were coming more frequently now, every minute or so. I turned off the road near the gyspy camp, along a track that led across a plateau. By now the cramps were very serious. I have eaten a lot of wild mushrooms lately (Boletus erythropus (I think), Amanita rubescens, Aminita caesarea...); it may have been these that were upsetting my tummy.
Then, yet another frustration! A car was parked in the middle of the track, blocking my way. It was an old and very dirty little car. I pulled up behind it. There was a young man at the wheel. I don't know what he was doing but clearly my arrival bothered him. He was dark and decidedly shifty. I'm sure he was from the gyspy camp. Which does not make him a malfaiteur, of course, but he did look unwholesome, with a great cock-comb of black hair and dark unfriendly eyes. Indeed, I began to feel a little afraid. There is, after all, a murderer loose in our village. Perhaps this was he. I put the car into reverse and began to back along the track. I saw the man tuck something away in his car, then drive on a little distance to a spot where there was room for me to pass. As I did, he glared at me darkly, and I remembered that this was a cul de sac; if the guy wanted to finish me off all he had to do was block my exit and pull out a gun. No-one would hear the shots, except perhaps the gypsies, and of course they would not tell. All I had to protect myself was my mushrooming knife and a plastic bag.
But the guy did not follow me, which was a relief, because by now the turd was coiling in my lower bowel like a trapped acconda. I parked the car, rushed across the track to a bit of grass with a nice view beyond (see pic), dropped my trousers, and let blast...
That was when the dirty little car reappeared and I had to rapidly stuff a wad of tissue up my crack and pull up my trousers. This is how I am to die, I thought, like someone in a Flannery O'Connor story. It seemed so unfair. All I was doing was exploring the quietly introspective art of loving my craps. What were people going to think? The police, when they found me lying beside my crap? They would not know about my blog and the innocent fun of it. They would think perhaps that... they would surmise... what? This was such a public place to shit. Folk – normal folk like myself – do not shit out in the open. They find a toilet. Or if they are caught short, they hide themselves in the forest and cover their deposit with leaves. Would the police think, then, that I had shat in terror, just before my slaying? Or....
It was too much even for my rabid imagination. I watched the little car pull to a stop beside my own (unlocked!) car, and after a pause, turn and drive off slowly from whence it had come.
I had been spared.
Perhaps I had never been in danger. I will never know. I took my photo and went back to my car. My walk had changed. I had shoved the wad of tissue up my arse with savage speed and now I was wondering if it was doing its job.
I was also wondering what all this is about, photographing my turds and posting them on the net. And so far without a single follower. Just now I looked at a few of my rivals' blogs and frankly, my craps are just as interesting if not more that all those smug photos of kiddies and church outings.
It is all a bit beyond me.
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
14 September 2010
Today while out for a walk in the forest with my good friend L, I got taken short by a sudden need to crap. L said she would walk on ahead, to give me privacy. She gave me a kleenex she had in her pocket and offered to relieve me of my camera. I thanked her, and she moved on, whistling, because she is afraid of being mistaken for a deer and shot by a hunter. But also, I felt, showing an exaggerated I'm-not-looking-back insouciance, intended to reassure me that my crapping would not be observed.
Lots of lovely mushrooms. We had already found some Hydnum repandum, and I had gathered a few orange boletus. Despite previously voiced misgivings about associating turds and mushrooms, I decided to include these last in the photo. They are so photogenic. And my turd was rather ordinary, though voluminous, and very imperative. I felt a lot better after it was evacuated. It was like having a baby.
After I rejoined L we discussed crapping. Was being constipated worse than having the runs? (Yes, said L, who suffers quite a lot from the first.) We also discussed the way one can become obssessed with "regularity", as one ages. And how nice it feels, to have a big crap out of one's body, no longer clogging up one's system... I considered telling her about my My Beautiful Turds blog, but decided that she wasn't ready.
Or perhaps it is me who is not ready. I wonder if anybody will be ready, ever...
Lots of lovely mushrooms. We had already found some Hydnum repandum, and I had gathered a few orange boletus. Despite previously voiced misgivings about associating turds and mushrooms, I decided to include these last in the photo. They are so photogenic. And my turd was rather ordinary, though voluminous, and very imperative. I felt a lot better after it was evacuated. It was like having a baby.
After I rejoined L we discussed crapping. Was being constipated worse than having the runs? (Yes, said L, who suffers quite a lot from the first.) We also discussed the way one can become obssessed with "regularity", as one ages. And how nice it feels, to have a big crap out of one's body, no longer clogging up one's system... I considered telling her about my My Beautiful Turds blog, but decided that she wasn't ready.
Or perhaps it is me who is not ready. I wonder if anybody will be ready, ever...
Monday, 6 September 2010
06 September 2010
Today I have chosen a close-up. My original idea was to lay my turd in the forest beside a photogenic toadstool; there are so many of them at the moment and they are all weird and lovely. But I found no toadstool or group of toadstools that might have made an interesting photo. Also, there was something rather sinister about them, in general, I felt. I worried that an association of my shit with a mushroom, edible or toxic, would seem disrespectful to both.
Anyway, by now I really needed to crap. I'd had enough of pacing around the forest looking for pittoresque places in which to lay today's contribution. I found an Amanite phalloide, or Death cap, the most deadly of all mushrooms, and considered including it in today's photo, but it was growing pressed up against a conifer as if shrinking from me. No, no, spare me, please... So I gave up and crapped on a mossy stump like any old patrolling polecat or pine marten marking its territory. Later I picked the Amanite phalloide and placed it beside my turd, thinking that the photo would have at least a certain pedagogic value. Every mushroom hunter should be able to recognize and avoid the amanite phalloide. But it didn't look right, this deadly little toadstool beside my shit. It was as if I was saying, danger, danger. Whereas my primary message, I reminded myself, was pleasure, crapping is a pleasure.
While I was ruminating on all this a swarm of flies appeared, out of nowhere, and began feasting. I realised that today's subject of course was flies. I'm sure they are important for the forest's ecosystem but I found them hateful, so many of them, so quickly, pigging out on my warm waste. When I leaned in to take the macro shot of their obscene feasting, several of them swarmed up and settled on me, rubbing their front legs. Ugh. They had been tramping across my shit and now they were walking on me.
Of course, the sight of all those excited insects caused me to think of the buzz that this blog has yet to incite. Perhaps this is an unfortunate metaphor but it is apt enough, in its way...
PS, if you look closely you will note that yesterday, approx 24 hours ago, I ate a salad with corn in it. I perhaps do not masticate sufficiently.
Anyway, by now I really needed to crap. I'd had enough of pacing around the forest looking for pittoresque places in which to lay today's contribution. I found an Amanite phalloide, or Death cap, the most deadly of all mushrooms, and considered including it in today's photo, but it was growing pressed up against a conifer as if shrinking from me. No, no, spare me, please... So I gave up and crapped on a mossy stump like any old patrolling polecat or pine marten marking its territory. Later I picked the Amanite phalloide and placed it beside my turd, thinking that the photo would have at least a certain pedagogic value. Every mushroom hunter should be able to recognize and avoid the amanite phalloide. But it didn't look right, this deadly little toadstool beside my shit. It was as if I was saying, danger, danger. Whereas my primary message, I reminded myself, was pleasure, crapping is a pleasure.
While I was ruminating on all this a swarm of flies appeared, out of nowhere, and began feasting. I realised that today's subject of course was flies. I'm sure they are important for the forest's ecosystem but I found them hateful, so many of them, so quickly, pigging out on my warm waste. When I leaned in to take the macro shot of their obscene feasting, several of them swarmed up and settled on me, rubbing their front legs. Ugh. They had been tramping across my shit and now they were walking on me.
Of course, the sight of all those excited insects caused me to think of the buzz that this blog has yet to incite. Perhaps this is an unfortunate metaphor but it is apt enough, in its way...
PS, if you look closely you will note that yesterday, approx 24 hours ago, I ate a salad with corn in it. I perhaps do not masticate sufficiently.
Wednesday, 1 September 2010
01 September 2010
This is more like it!
When I felt it coming on about 11am, I went down to the bottom of the garden to look for a pittoresque spot in which to deposit today's effort. I circled anxiously like a gravid cow. In the end, running out of time, I chose this mossy spot with a background of trees and greenery. It makes a nice picture, I feel. I added a white border so that it resembles a postcard.
Lately my turds are yellowish. I think this is because I'm eating a lot of yogurt; one a day. This turd is interesting because it starts out hard and dark and sort of lumpy, then gets smoother and yellower and less defined. I prefer the first bit.
PS, I just noticed that this turd is like a little man lying on his back with his arms crossed across his chest, as if to protect himself. You can't see his head of course, because it is concealed by his arms. This uncanny resemblance is exciting! I don't quite know what it means, but it proves, at least, that this exercise is not entirely futile, and that one has always much to learn from life, even (especially?) from its most mundane quotidien rituals.
PPS, still no followers.
When I felt it coming on about 11am, I went down to the bottom of the garden to look for a pittoresque spot in which to deposit today's effort. I circled anxiously like a gravid cow. In the end, running out of time, I chose this mossy spot with a background of trees and greenery. It makes a nice picture, I feel. I added a white border so that it resembles a postcard.
Lately my turds are yellowish. I think this is because I'm eating a lot of yogurt; one a day. This turd is interesting because it starts out hard and dark and sort of lumpy, then gets smoother and yellower and less defined. I prefer the first bit.
PS, I just noticed that this turd is like a little man lying on his back with his arms crossed across his chest, as if to protect himself. You can't see his head of course, because it is concealed by his arms. This uncanny resemblance is exciting! I don't quite know what it means, but it proves, at least, that this exercise is not entirely futile, and that one has always much to learn from life, even (especially?) from its most mundane quotidien rituals.
PPS, still no followers.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
31 August 2010
Today's effort is nothing special, either. I am beginning to wonder if it is going to be as easy as I thought to come up with fresh and intriguing images daily. A turd is a turd, after all. And while each of my own is, for me, an unique experience, I begin to worry that, for my "followers", a certain sameness may creep in.
A challenge to which I must successfully rise.
No "followers", yet. I suppose they will appear soon. I get excited thinking about these new friends. I tried to imagine them this morning as I layed (laid?) my day's contribution. How old will they be, my followers? What sex? Nationality? Perhaps, it came to me this morning, I could invite some to contribute guest turds...
An idea. Though I am not sure if I want to share my blog with other, possibly unaesthetic, foreign turds. We will see. It is still, as I said, "early days yet".
A challenge to which I must successfully rise.
No "followers", yet. I suppose they will appear soon. I get excited thinking about these new friends. I tried to imagine them this morning as I layed (laid?) my day's contribution. How old will they be, my followers? What sex? Nationality? Perhaps, it came to me this morning, I could invite some to contribute guest turds...
An idea. Though I am not sure if I want to share my blog with other, possibly unaesthetic, foreign turds. We will see. It is still, as I said, "early days yet".
Monday, 30 August 2010
30 August 2010
Really not very pleased with this one, either. So far I have not posted the kind of pittoresque or fashionably trashy turd pics that I had in mind when I created this blog.
Today's effort is what I call a rope turd. This happens when it squeezes out like toothpaste from a tube. As you can see from the photograph, this does not make for compact virile shits. In fact, I am a little ashamed of this unmanly one. It could have been done by a five year old.
Place: a café downtown. I dislike this toilet. It is not very clean and because it is underground odours hang around embarrassingly. I like to rise up, snap my photo, and flush my waste into oblivium before toxic fumes begin seeping under the door out into the (very confined) room in which men urinate, wash their hands, and attempt to dry them under the noisy and largely ineffectual blower.
The paper in this toilet (when there is any) is cheap and raspy. I don't like this, either. It puts me in a bad mood. Also, today's crap was smeary. Smeary turds are one of life's small distressing trials. Sometimes, like today, the more I wipe the more mess appears, instead of the reverse. It made me reflect that if Evolution (or God, if you prefer) has so wonderously designed our bodies, how come we do not have click-shut anuses?
A bit depressed, today. I see that my blog has attracted no followers, yet. I suppose this is not surprising, as it is only 24 hours old. But although I told myself when I created it that I did not expect it to be read by anyone other than myself, of course I secretly hoped, and still hope, that friends, "followers", will manifest out of cyber-space, as they are said to, and that my turds will attract some excited buzz.
Well, it's early days yet.
Today's effort is what I call a rope turd. This happens when it squeezes out like toothpaste from a tube. As you can see from the photograph, this does not make for compact virile shits. In fact, I am a little ashamed of this unmanly one. It could have been done by a five year old.
Place: a café downtown. I dislike this toilet. It is not very clean and because it is underground odours hang around embarrassingly. I like to rise up, snap my photo, and flush my waste into oblivium before toxic fumes begin seeping under the door out into the (very confined) room in which men urinate, wash their hands, and attempt to dry them under the noisy and largely ineffectual blower.
The paper in this toilet (when there is any) is cheap and raspy. I don't like this, either. It puts me in a bad mood. Also, today's crap was smeary. Smeary turds are one of life's small distressing trials. Sometimes, like today, the more I wipe the more mess appears, instead of the reverse. It made me reflect that if Evolution (or God, if you prefer) has so wonderously designed our bodies, how come we do not have click-shut anuses?
A bit depressed, today. I see that my blog has attracted no followers, yet. I suppose this is not surprising, as it is only 24 hours old. But although I told myself when I created it that I did not expect it to be read by anyone other than myself, of course I secretly hoped, and still hope, that friends, "followers", will manifest out of cyber-space, as they are said to, and that my turds will attract some excited buzz.
Well, it's early days yet.
Sunday, 29 August 2010
29 August 2010
This one is nothing special, a bit gluey, and the camera focussed on the twigs instead of the crap, so it's a bit blurry. I'm not proud of it, but one has to begin. I promise I will get better quickly.
I love a crap in the forest. A bird was singing deep in a bush nearby. A wren. I had only one bit of paper in my pocket, a screwed-up serviette from the café this morning. I shoved it up my arse, where it remained wedged until I could get home to clean myself.
I love a crap in the forest. A bird was singing deep in a bush nearby. A wren. I had only one bit of paper in my pocket, a screwed-up serviette from the café this morning. I shoved it up my arse, where it remained wedged until I could get home to clean myself.
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