Lortab hydrocodone

... a broken foot!!! Fell in a hole and broke bone at base of little toe very badly! Bad news: May need surgery. Good news: Good excuse for writing!! Bad news: I might be high on Hydrocodone. Good news: Sex might be extremely hot!!!

Oxycodone And hydrocodone are both quite licit, at least here in the US and , again here, can’t easily be cut with anything else because they’re pills not powders.
Something interesting about the quaranteam stories is that most comment under their Lit names, not as anonymous.
Keep it up

I'm like a lot of other readers; I can't understand why some people go into such detail trying to point out every single error. Hell, I've written some stories sitting in a pick up truck at six in the morning after a night's work; a couple I wrote while high on Hydrocodone. I've posted my stories without any expectation of recompense other than an occasional appreciative comment.
I've been reading some Ken Follette lately; he makes mistakes too. I read an old Larry McMurtry the other day; what a mess, and he gets an occasional Pulitzer! Some of F. Scott Fitzgerald's stuff stinks, but he's considered a giant.
I'm sure you're good at what you really do. The posting on Literotica is just for fun. I enjoy what you post. Please continue. I miss guys like Francis MacComber, Rehnquist, and the Troubador.
Jedd Clampett (carvohi)
It's a five of course. Warts and all it's a five!

Of some hydrocodone in this one. Don't remember Chuck singing 'Love Potion #9, I do remember The Clovers, The T-Bones and the big hit by The Searchers. Loved Lisa's costumes; even though I was raised Baptist I envisioned the school girl outfit to be a Catholic schoolgirl but she didn't have a sexy teacher, nurse or office lady? What was it with me and women? Was I that stupid? He was joking, right? Good thing for me I never lived in Pennsylvania or I sure as hell would have been found by at least one of your crazy women. I just wonder when Susan first started riding on the short bus? There were at least four seriously damaged people in this story, I'm pretty sure Lisa and Larry will be alright. Roland probably will make it, wouldn't bet anything I couldn't afford to lose on Susan though, don't really see any reason to wish her anything at all. All I can say Jedd is since you've stated that most of your stories are based at least in part on the true life of your self or those close to you it must have never been boring. Signed: BTW

Probably unusual for an author to go back and comment on the comment however there were several I wanted to address.
First thanks to all for their comments. The story is purely fictional. It was especially nice to see a positive comment from an author whose stories I read whenever I see his “byline”. Carvohi.
Second: For Anon who was upset that I didn’t meet his requirement for an erotic story, Sorry, NOT. Perhaps he is happier with the trash that many new authors are posting.
Third: For Sbrooks103. I ran the story through spell checker and grammar check again as well as a copy and paste of the posted version and only found I didn’t capitalize Tylenol and Lortab. Perhaps it’s not my spelling that is the problem.
John and Bill bought the same bundle at the same time while Bill was still alive in preparation for their travels.
Sandi didn’t tell him what was in her letter until months after Diane’s death.
Finally Also for Anon who was upset regarding the time lapse between Diane’s death and John and Sandi getting married. There was actually almost one year between both.Believe me, when you are chasing 70 you can’t afford to let time slip away because you don’t know how much you have left.

For Sbrooks103. I ran the story through spell checker and grammar check again as well as a copy and paste of the posted version and only found I didn’t capitalize Tylenol and Lortab. Perhaps it’s not my spelling that is the problem. - I'll be kind and assume that the last sentence wasn't a shot at me, but here are some errors i have found just in a quick scan:
Following Bill s death - Missing apostrophe for Bill's.
shooting pictured - pictures
I can t really say much - Missing apostrophe for can't
I really don t know - Missing apostrophe for don't
won t tell anyone - Missing apostrophe for won't
I don t know - Missing apostrophe for don't (Are we seeing a trend here?)
Dillard s - Dillard's
I m scared. - I'm
Alzheimer 's - There should be no space before apostrophe - Alzheimer's
We still don t know enough about Alzheimer s - Missing apostrophes, don't and Alzheimer's
You re half a world away - You're
I m losing you - I'm
worse - worst
Diane s doctor - Diane's
frig - fridge
I m so sorry - I'm
I m sorry John - I'm
but I m sure - I'm
Bill s death - Bill's
John, Be happy and enjoy life. - be happy
I stopped when I got to Sandi's story, I'm sorry if I was a bit anal (a bit? LOL!), but you're apparent dig at my spelling ability got my back up!
As a By The Way, I don't buy the whole Police procedure bit. First of all, I believe that the husband would go immediately to the hospital to check on his wife before listening/reading reports. Second, I don't think any police officer is going to get in trouble for showing consideration to a husband in a non-criminal situation.
I stand corrected on the camera bundle situation.
Sandi didn’t tell him what was in her letter until months after Diane’s death.
You said, Sandi never told me what was in her letter, I'm sorry, never means never! You should have said, Sandi didn't tell me what was in her letter for several months. A nit-pick I admit, but I still think I'm right.