Yes, as I said in my last post, I will continue to
post my stories – for now! But please be
advised that I am growing tired – and old.
It’s becoming more difficult for me, but I WILL try to keep going. I’m also still struggling with trying to
write on my wife’s tiny little computer, and I figure it will be Christmas
before I can afford to get myself a new one to replace the one that lightning destroyed. At least I’m hoping I can afford one by then. I think it’s going to depend on whether I get
a Christmas bonus or not.
So as you know now, the next story is called: The McComber Switch. Before telling you anything about it, let me
tell you what it is not! It is most
likely not the kind of thing that many of you want to read from me. But I promise you, that if you do “attempt”
to read it, you will probably find it hard to stop reading. Some of you may remember how addictive “The
Bet” was. Well, in my opinion, this
story is even more so. Maybe much more
addictive. In my opinion anyway.
This story is NOT about diapers or any adult baby
stuff. There are no diapers in this
story at all. At least not for anyone
older than eighteen-months of age.
This story does NOT contain “Femdom” – despite the
fact that one of the characters would like it to.
This story is NOT about anyone who is a sissy –
again, despite the fact that one of the characters would really like it to be.
And finally, believe it or not, this story is NOT
about anyone who wants to switch their sex or who is even remotely
transsexual.
And yet…as many of you I’m sure have guessed, this
is another twin switch story. But I’m
fairly sure that I can say that this twin switch story will be unlike any twin
switch story you will ever read! Yeah,
I’m fairly sure I can say that.
Definitely!
So what is this story about?
It’s about the McComber family. It’s about children. It’s about adults. It’s about – LIFE!
There are characters in this story that you will
probably dislike – only to turn around and find out later that you really love
them. There are situations here that you
will probably say are wrong, wrong, wrong!
Only to later find that you agree whole heartedly. And mostly, I hope, there will be characters
here that you can find yourself identifying with, understand, rooting for, and
loving. I hope, at least.
So let me tell you just a little bit about the
McCombers.
The McCombers are a very close-knit family that
live in northern Arkansas. They are a
clan with one foot rooted firmly in the past, while the other foot steps
tentatively toward the future. They care
for each other and stick up for each other like very few families ever
have. They are an amazing family that I
myself would be proud to be a part of.
The McComber family is also a family that
seriously values all of their many family traditions. Traditions that have been a part of the
family for generations. Traditions that
have seen the family through some very tough times in the past – only to make
the family stronger in the end.
The problem here, is that some of those family
traditions are now being threatened – by of all things, two pre-teen twins…one
who suddenly refuses to do what should be done, and the other who refuses to
stop doing what shouldn’t be done. And
nothing seems to be able to sway the two twins to behave any differently. And so the family finally decides to put the
twins through hell. But…it is a hell of
the twin’s own design.
There are a lot of characters in this story, so
here’s a brief rundown of who’s in the McComber Clan (you may want to copy this
and keep it for reference):
Jacob McComber - Grandpa
Rose McComber - Grandma
Jed
McComber - Jacob’s oldest Son - land and resource coordinator, hunting guide Valerie
McComber - Jed's wife - works in family business office
Ethan
- Jed’s oldest son - 18 years old
Justin
- Jed’s second son - 16 years old
Ashley
- Jed’s daughter - 13 years old
Jane
Mason - Jacob's oldest daughter - one of six teachers in the school
John
Mason - Jane's husband - school teacher and principal, hunting guide
Hunter
– John’s oldest son - 16 years old
Olivia
– John’s oldest daughter - 11 years old
Lucas
– John’s youngest son - 8 years old
Peter
(Pete) McComber - Jacob's second son - Electrician, hunting guide
Marcy
McComber - Pete's wife - works with Valerie in family office
Elliot
- Pete’s oldest son - 13 years old
Nichole
– Pete’s daughter - 11 years old
Clint
McComber - Jacob's third son - Electrician, hunting guide
Susan
McComber - Clint's wife - works in office with Valerie and Marcy
Tommy
– Clint’s oldest son - 14 years old
Jasmine
– Clint’s daughter - 11 years old - twin to Jimmy
Jimmy
– Clint’s youngest son - 11 years old - twin to Jasmine
Brian
McComber – Jacob’s fourth son - Doctor, hunting guide
Janet
McComber - Brian's wife – Nurse, works at county hospital
Allison
– Brian’s daughter - 12 years old
Aaron
– Brian’s son - 8 years old
Jessica
Cumberland – Jacob’s youngest daughter - works in husband's store
Jack
Cumberland – Jessica’s husband - Owns huge sporting goods store (Only family
members who don’t live on McComber land – they live near their store instead.)
Madison
– Jack’s oldest daughter - 5 years old
Caleb
– Jack’s son - 3 years old
Melody
– Jack’s youngest daughter - 18 months old
So now that you’ve had a brief introduction to
who’s in the McComber Clan, and with everything else being said, starting with
the next post, I will proudly present:
The McComber Switch.
2 comments:
Sounds interestng :)
I'm Intrigued. You say NONE of the elements that i read your stories for and yet i'll be addicted to the story? Roll on tuesday for chapter one and thanks for your previous stories that have kept me turned on and wishing i was those characters.
NatashaCD
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