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CHAPTER 21: SHE SELLS SANCTUARY (Part 1)/Jungle Love Andrea was in the shower when I arrived for my first sleepover at her house but she had left a key out for me so I could let myself in. This pleased me greatly, for anytime I could find her in a state of nakedness, was a good time to find her indeed. Upon getting ready, she and I had a very nice evening together which included dinner and a movie. Then as we retired to her bed for the night at her place, I began to initiate sex but she said she wasn’t sure if she was ready to do that in her house with me yet, so I eased up to appease her wishes. Surprisingly enough though, after a little talking about casual stuff, we started kissing; which lead to making out; which in turn led to other stuff; and then we were christening her bed for the first time. This was good for us, but it set a level of intensity throughout the jungle that was her house, and the natives were restless. Initially, while this was happening, her cat sat at

5 Great Rock/Hard Rock/Metal Albums That You May or May Not Know There are many albums out there that I like a great deal; maybe even love. However, I reserve the title of great for a relatively small number of albums. In order for that title to be given, I have to like every song on the album and if there is a song on it that I don’t like, the greatness of the rest sure better make up for it. I love turning people on to new albums, so here are five that you should check out in no particular order. Dokken—Dysfunctional 1994 Dokken was a great band in the eighties and it was fairly well known that they did not really get along all that well. With that, it was no surprise that after their 1987 release ‘Back for the Attack’ and the following tour, they disbanded. However, in 1994, they put aside all of their differences and recorded a new album called ‘Dysfunctional.’ At this point, 80’s bands were as unhip as they came in the mainstream and even though this album did not sell all th

Here is another story that didn't make the final cut of my book, but I think it is a good one. It is about seeing the band Zebra in concert. I first became aware of Zebra in the summer of 83, which was also the summer I first discovered MTV. Their song 'Who's Behind the Door' was in heavy rotation on the music channel and I instantly liked it from the moment I heard it. I then immediately bought the album it was on and then the following year, they put out their second release and I was probably one of what seemed like twelve people that bought that album too. With all of that, I naturally wanted to see them live, but something always seemed to get in the way and then they seemed to disappear for a while. I eventually developed a bucket list for bands that I hadn't seen yet, but definitely wanted to and Zebra was pretty high on it. Finally in 2014, my chance arrived and I bought tickets. I had never met anybody over the years that was really familiar with them, so I

Here is another story that didn't make the final cut of my book, but I think it is a good one. It is about seeing the band Zebra in concert. I first became aware of Zebra in the summer of 83, which was also the summer I first discovered MTV. Their song 'Who's Behind the Door' was in heavy rotation on the music channel and I instantly liked it from the moment I heard it. I then immediately bought the album it was on and then the following year, they put out their second release and I was probably one of what seemed like twelve people that bought that album too. With all of that, I naturally wanted to see them live, but something always seemed to get in the way and then they seemed to disappear for a while. I eventually developed a bucket list for bands that I hadn't seen yet, but definitely wanted to and Zebra was pretty high on it. Finally in 2014, my chance arrived and I bought tickets. I had never met anybody over the years that was really familiar with them, so I