Gringoblin

Road trip by Gringoblin in which they switch. ----- Since our marriage, really since I met Julie and Sarah, my wives have shown me their most incredible talents in more ways than I ever imagined possible.  For our first sixty days together, they let me choose their forms.  I asked them to make as many different forms as I could think of, but once this probationary period expired, I have been blown away in so many ways by what their imagination came up with for themselves. I want to keep some of it between the three of us, but there are other times that were so different that I just want to tell someone about it.  For example, let me descr

Kristen by Gringoblin in which we see the other side ----- Kristen grunted as her third snooze buzzed annoyingly. She really did not want to get up this early even though she would be with her boyfriend for the day. The two of them had stayed up much later than they intended to the night before, and Jeff's snoring next to Kristen only made her angrier at her alarm. She was only half awake as she turned off the alarm and wearily trudged toward the bathroom. She wished that she could have stayed in her dream a little while longer; it was so much more pleasant with the small orchestra playing the Blue Danube. She was Belle to Jeff's Beast; s

Christine by Gringoblin in which a question arises. ----- Christine slapped her alarm clock to shut off its blaring.  She had the day off today but wanted to still get up at her usual time.  That would give her more time with her favorite person in the world, Michael, who had just rolled over in bed next to her and resumed his steady half-sleep breathing. Christine wasn't quite awake yet and was moving on autopilot to start the morning.  She swung her feet off the side of the bed, sat up and stretched a little, making her back move again and lightly popping a few joints in the process.  With one large yawn, she stood, straightened the bed

A most unusual wedding - the ceremony by Gringoblin in which we are finally married ----- We had a perfect Fall day for our wedding.  The one-ring circus tent erected on the family farm was filled to capacity with spectators.  I sat with my fiancees in the VIP box right in the front and the rest of our wedding party were in seats just behind us.  Friends and family members, about two thirds of whom were in costume, were seated on the bleachers surrounding us and the ring as the band on the other side of the ring played a medley of some of the more well-known circus melodies.  I recognized a few like the Sabre Dance, Entry of the Gladiators,