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Is this any good? We just watched The Change-Up with Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman. Super funny movie. We also just watched The Ritual, which was really spooky and good. Really enjoyed it.

This has been an interesting and exciting year for me.. Things started off with my birthday, where @hirondelle did something really nice for me, and brought me to Hong Kong for the first time, and you can read all about it in Special Birthday Gift. The next thing was I got to partially fulfill something on my bucket list, and that was to go scuba diving and you can read about that in my Discover Scuba Diving blog post. The next big thing this year was that it was discussed, with my daughter, my ex-wife and with @hirondelle, that my daughter was supposed to move out here for a year. This was quite a task, because we needed to get money for her flight, we needed to get her passport, we needed to get her on her first long haul flight with multiple stops. My oldest sister, Danelle, helped us out a lot along the way. The first thing she did was set up a go fund me account for our family to donate funds for a plane ticket for my daughter, and together, we raised enough money for her plane ticket. Before Bretney got her passport, Danelle convinced Dena, my other sister, to join them in coming to Bangkok. The next step was to get my daughter to get her passport, which proved to be a little more difficult as her rides to the place to do the paperwork for her passport. Eventually, Danelle flew from Minnesota to Pennsylvania to help Bretney get her passport. A few weeks later, Bretney sent me a message letting me know that she got her passport. Everybody was exciting about this. It wasn't long after this, that Bretney sent me a message asking me if it was ok that she only spent two (2) weeks here, for which I told her it was more than OK, that she could stay as long as she wanted, be it two (2) weeks, two (2) months, six (6) months or a year, doesn't matter. To make things even more exciting, I was asked to play for the Flying Farangs in an old timers tournament here at the same time they were arriving. The good thing is, the timing of their flight arriving lined up really well with my games. After I finished my first game on Thursday, March 28th, and @hirondelle and I headed off to the airport to meet everybody. I was so excited and happy when I saw them coming towards us. Danelle was the first one to give me a big hug, then Dena, and they Bretney. I couldn't believe it, they were finally here! Friday night, they got to come see me play in the tournament, and we won, but in our semifinal math-up on Saturday morning, we lost out, oh well. Next time. Friday afternoon, I took Bretney to my hair stylist so she could get the haircut that she wanted. Danelle and Gen immediately headed out to Phuket, Vietnam and Cambodia for five (5) days, and after the tournament, @hirondelle and I took Dena and Bretney to Koh Samet. I had arranged for a car to pick us up at 9:00 in the morning on Sunday. We all piled in the car and headed off to Pattaya four (4) hours later, we arrived at the pier to get a speedboat to take us to our resort on Koh Samat. As far as I know, this was a fist for Bretney, and she really seemed to enjoy the boat trip over. Our first day there, Bretney and I took a walk up the beach and just chatted. We found a shop and bought some water, and decided to walk back up the road, but changed our mind and walked back up the beach.. After relaxing a bit, we had a lovely dinner on the beach. For our second day, we got up relatively early and decided to go swimming. Bretney didn't join us the first day, because she forgot to bring her swimsuit, but @hirondelle, Dena and I went swimming. Afterwards, we wandered up the beach and found a place for Dena and I to get a foot massage on the beach. That was really nice. We hung out at this portion of beach for a bit while we all chatted and relaxed. All in all, we had a great time at the beach. Coming back from the beach was quite interesting to say the least. We caught the boat back to the mainland, and we had to wait, which wasn't bad. Once the driver arrived, we piled into his car, which happened to be smaller than the car we went out in, but it's OK, we all fit with our bags. The problem came in, when we got close to home, the driver missed our exit. We were like five (5) minutes from our house. then he took an exit to get us turned around and missed again, and turned around again, and missed again. He finally got to a place, and I had to take over giving directions. It was kind of funny, but frustrating all at the same time. The next night, we met Danelle and her friend Gen for dinner at one of our favorite local places called Flow Run. Amazing food, we love it. We had a great dinner, and we planned our next adventure. Our plan was to go to the summer palace, which is on the way to Ayutthaya, which is a city in Thailand that has these amazing temple ruins, finished off with a boat ride back to Bangkok, with them providing a late lunch/early dinner. At one of the temples in Ayutthaya, I was blessed by monk, which I always do when we do this trip. It feels good to have it done. I actually went into two temples to get blessed. In the second temple, the monk there is a little bit crazy, and he hit me in the top of the head when giving me my blessing. I guess it was to make the blessing stick or something. LOL. On another day, we went to Chatuchack Weekend Market. This was a lot of fun, and we did some souvenir shopping for everybody. This is a great place for that. The bad thing about it is that it's about 90% outside, so you can get really hot really fast. We decided to have lunch inside J.J. Mall, which is a mall right next door to Chatuchack market. Once we finished eating, Danelle, Dena, Bretney and I all went to get foot massages in the basement of the mall at one of my favorite places. All in all, my family was here for roughly two (2) weeks. It was awesome having them here. It was the second time for my one sister, Danelle, to be here, and the first time for my other sister, Dena, and my daughter, Bretney to be here in Thailand. Well, that's all for now. Always Remember: Love your family as they are the only ones you've got.

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Welcome @Clarissa! I'm glad you came! Bounds over to Clarissa, pounces on her, hugs her and licks her.

Tracy and I have made some changes to our life and relationship over the past six months. Well, I would say more in the past year. Let me start from the beginning. About a year ago, Tracy and I decided to explore our kinky side a bit more. In doing so, we joined a kinky community to get to know others that were already kinky. We did some research and found out that there was what's called munch. Basically, a munch is a place for people to meet up at a normal place, like a bar, pub or restaurant. It's a place for people to feel comfortable and chat about things and get to know each other. The community was very welcoming, and we met some really interesting people. Not long after the event, Tracy and I went to England on holiday. When we got back from England, we went to a couple more munches before we were invited to a party, which wasn't even a kink play party, it was a welcome back party for a friend of the community, at a house of one of the members of the community. So we arrived, and we were welcome with open arms by the host. Everybody was very friendly with us, and we made some really good friends that night. One of those friends was somebody we reacquainted ourselves with, which was Stef. Of all the people in the community, we started to develop a close friendship with Stef. Over the next 6 months, Tracy and I started talking about maybe opening up our marriage, or more to the point, inviting a woman, and try a threesome. One of the most important things, for the both of us, was that the person we decided to try this with really needed to be attracted to the both, not just me, and not just Tracy, but both. The one person that we thought would be good for us, if she liked us, was Stef, because we had already built a friendship with her. During a birthday party at Stef's house, Stef approached me and let me know that if Tracy and I wanted to, she would like to play with us. A little later in the night, Stef also talked to Tracy about. She told us how she thought both Tracy and I were cool and how much she liked us. After the party, Tracy and I went home and we talked about it a little bit. Both of us were quite excited by the idea, but we made sure not to make any decisions then, and went to bed and let things settle in our head. The next day we talked about it off and on, and decided that would like to try it. I contacted Stef, and we made a date. The original plan was that we were going to have Stef come to our place, but we had some issues, and we moved the date to Stef's place. We arrived, and Stef's, and had dinner just chatted for quite some time. Don't worry, I'm not going to give you all the gory details or the play by play. Let's just say that we had a really good night and if anything, it brought the three of us closer. Over the next few days and weeks, we talked about it, and decided that we wanted to do it again, but this time, do a weekend thing. This time, Stef came to our house. We went to a restaurant near us and had a lovely dinner and talked a lot. We went back to our place and chatted and got closer. We spent Friday night, all day Saturday and Sunday morning. About mid December, I found out that Tracy was going to Hong Kong for work during my birthday, and she asked me if I would like to go, and then a few days later, she asked if we should invite Stef, so when we went to a party at Stef's place, early in the night, we asked Stef if she would join us in the kitchen for a moment, and asked her if she would like to go to Hong Kong with us. This was a big step for us for a few different reasons. First, Tracy would already be in Hong Kong, so Stef and I would fly out together. Second, Tracy would have to stay in the hotel her work paid for on the Thursday night and work on Friday, so Stef and I would spend the night together in the hotel together, alone and part of Friday together alone until Tracy could join us later in the evening. Stef loved the idea agreed. Christmas was fast approaching, and Tracy and I wanted to spend it with Stef, so we asked her if she wanted to have Christmas with us, and she accepted, and we arranged another multi-day. On Christmas Eve, we went to one of our favorite restaurants, Bourbon Street, which does a Cajun Style Buffet which is just delicious. Sadly, they made a mistake and didn't have our table that we booked, but they made up for it by putting us in a private area, so it was just the three (3) of us, which was really nice. After dinner, we got a taxi back to our place and opened gifts. We spent Christmas Day together, just relaxing and played a really interesting game. On the 26th, we had a nice breakfast and then Stef went home. Also, we weren't just getting together for dates. If there was a munch or a party, or an art night or something, we would see Stef at these. Stef also wanted us, and those close to her to meet her parents. This was a big step for Stef, because although her parents knew she was polyamorous they hadn't met everybody together at one sitting. We got to meet them and they met everybody and we had a lovely dinner and chatted and got to know them. The following Monday, Tracy was off to Hong Kong, and I had until Thursday to get to get things organized in my head to go to Hong Kong with Stef on the following Thursday. I got approval from my school to leave after lunch on Thursday, so I could take care of any last second things, and at 4:00 pm, I headed off to Makasan Station to meet Stef, and we boarded the Airport Rail Link and headed to the airport together. Once we were all checked in, we sat down for some snacks and beers and Stef gave me my birthday card with a lovely picture in it. We boarded the plane and off to Hong Kong. Once in Hong Kong, things were a bit hectic as we had to find the hotel, but it wasn't too bad, and we checked into the hotel, went to the room relaxed. The following morning, Stef and I went out and about, and I won't go too much into the Hong Kong trip as you can read all about it in the blog post titled Special Birthday Gift. Next up was Stef's birthday, which we celebrated a two in one birthday on Tracy's birthday. Stef booked a lovely dinner at the Sofitel Rooftop Restaurant where we had mussels for dinner and then we went back to Stef's place for a nice night together. In February, we had quite a few dates. First, as I said was Tracy's birthday, then we got together on the on the 8th, we had dinner together on the 14th, with Stef spending the night, and then we had another weekend date near the end of February after the Poly munch. In March, five (5) of us went to Pattaya for a dive weekend. It was our friend Colin and his girlfriend Emma, Tracy, Stef and I. It was a lovely weekend and we really enjoyed it. On March 8th, we had our 6th month anniversary, and we celebrated it together. We also had a date on the 22nd, which was the Thai Election day, and we jokingly called Erection day.. .well, because obviously. When all this started out, we didn't think it would be where we are now. I think the three (3) of us just thought it would be a night of sex, one time, maybe more if we all enjoyed it. What we didn't expect was that the three of us would end up falling in love with each other. It's been an amazing ride, and maybe I will right another post about it when we hit the one year mark. I'm not sure yet. We are just playing things by ear, and one of the most important things is that we don't want any of the three of us to change. Always Remember: Always follow your heart, it will never lead you wrong.

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Bounds in, pouncing on @Mistress Raina, huggling and licking her. Welcome back!

As most people do, I have a bucket list. Things in my bucket list are things like, go to Japan, go to Okinawa, go sky diving, learn to surf, and go scuba diving. Over the weekend of March 1st, 2019, I got a chance to cross something off of my bucket list. This was to go scuba diving. Back in January, I was talking to a friend of mine, Colin, a fellow American living here in Bangkok. We were talking, and he told me how go goes scuba diving. I mentioned that it scuba diving was one of the things I've always wanted to try. Colin looked at me and said I should try what's called a Try Dive. What that is, is you a dive instructor teaches you some of the very very basics of diving, then you go out and you do one shallow dive, and one dive a little bit deeper. This sounded really go to me, but I said I would think about it. A few weeks later, and I had heard that Colin was really excited to go diving with me, which got me excited about it. I started to think about it seriously. So after discussing it with Tracy, we decided we would do it. Tracy would sit on the boat with Colin's girlfriend and Colin, Stef and I would all go out. About two (2) weeks before we went, I was contacted by a guy named Alex that does dive training. He asked me a few questions, which were pretty easy. After talking to him for a few minutes on the phone, he told me that I will have to fill out a questionnaire, which was no big deal. Alex also explained a little bit about the dive to me, it's called Discover Scuba Diving. He gave me the option doing the basics on the boat and in the sea, or I could meet him at his place, and we could go over the basics and go in the pool for clearing my regulator and my mask. I chose to go to his place before the dive so it would be one less thing I had to think about before the dive. So I arrived at my dive instructor's, Chris, condo. He came down and got me and brought me up to his place. The first thing he showed me was called a Buoyancy Control Device (BCD). Basically, the BCD is a vest for diving. There are straps on the back of the BCD to hold the air tank in place, there are also areas on the vest to clip pouches/lights/cameras or whatever you want to connect there. There is also a high pressure hose connector to connect your air tank to your vest for the air bladders (buoyancy), and lots of emergency release valves. When diving, you want to keep your BCD deflated, and not really use it to control your buoyancy, you want to use your breath to control your buoyancy. When you're on the surface, you use your BCD to keep you on the surface. The next thing I learned about was the regulator. The different parts of the regulator are: First Stage - Which you connect to your air tank Console - Which you use to tell how much air you have in your tank and your depth Low Pressure Hose- which you connect to your BCD so you can fill it with air when needed. Regulator - Which is what you use to breath Octopus - Which is your second breather, which is usually yellow. Chris then explained to me how to clear my regulator when in the water, which is, you put the regulator back in your mouth and then blow out through it with a longish exhale, which will force any water out of it. Next up was the diving fins, which he explained how to easily put on and how to take off before getting out of the water. The last thing he showed me was the diving mask. With this, Chris showed me how to check the fit of the mask. To do that, you place the mask against your face and inhale with your nose, which will create a suction, and the mask should stick to your face for a couple of seconds, if it fits properly. Then Chris explained to me how to clear water from the mask, because sometimes, masks get water in them. What you do, is take a deep breath from your regulator, hold the top of the mask against your face, and blow out through your nose. This causes your mask to fill with air, and it wants to escape from the top, but since it can't, it pushes down, forcing the water out the bottom of the mask. Once we did all this, Chris took me out to his condo's pool so I could show him clearing my mask and also clearing my regulator, using a snorkel instead. Down at the pool Chris explained things to me again, and about how to make it so your mask doesn't fog up, you could use anti-fog, you could use spit, or you could use baby shampoo. Baby shampoo?? I know right, but he said it works great, which I will explain later. After this, he explained to me how to jump into the water with the tank on my back, you are standing on the diving platform at the back of the boat, and you take a big step out away from the boat. It has to be a big step, because you need to clear the tank from the diving platform. Once in the water, Chris explained to me what some of the main hand signals are. OK - touch the index finger to the thumb in a circle and the rest of the fingers pointed up Ascend - thumb pointing up Descend - thumb pointing down Something wrong - hand horizontal flat and rock thumb to pinky and back and then point to what is wrong. Direction - use your whole hand to point in the direction, fingers first Buddy up - put index fingers together side by side Split up - split side by side index finger apart Shark - make a fin with your hand and place on your head Trigger fish - make a gun with your hand Turtle - place one hand on the other hand, palm to back of hand and lace your fingers together Chris then showed me how to let water into my mask and then clear it, and had me repeat it, then filled the mask full of water and then cleared it, he demoed and I followed. We did these a couple of time, until I could do it consistently. After this, Chris showed me how to clear my regulator, replacing the regulator with the snorkel. This reminded me of when I was a kit and I tried using a snorkel. I never really like them because they always seemed to fill with water on me or they seemed so hard to breath through. I hoped that breathing through the regulator would be easier. The last thing Chris wanted me to do for the day was to show re-pressurizing my ears, so we went down the toe bottom of the pool and I pinched my nose and gave a slight blow to re-pressurize my ears. Sorted, all ready for Saturday! Come Friday night, we met Stef at her condo and then we met up with Colin and Emma and we all climbed into the SUV with our bags and headed out to Pattaya, which we arrived at roughly about 2 a.m., checked into our crazy room (really should have taken some pictures of it as it was really cool and interesting. They had a stage and pole for pole dancing right in the room, and tub with a jacuzzi in it, dancing lights, karaoke machine, three (3) TVs in the room, one with regular porn on it, one with ladyboy porn and the last one was turned off. We actually didn't waste a lot of time as we had to be up in a few hours to meet the Divemaster, Dave, and my instructor, Chris. We were all up and heading to the cafe at about eight, where we all got some coffee and something to eat. I had a blueberry danish, one of my favorite things. Chris and Dave met us at the cafe. After we all ate, we headed off to the boat. Once the rest of the other party showed up, we got underway. On our way to the dive site, I talked to Chris and he we went over again the things I needed to know, clearing my regulator, clearing my mask, and then we set up my dive equipment. Chris showed me how to choose a tank that has been filled, and then I had to show Chris that I remember how to do all of this. Then he had me inflate my BCD to show me that you can't over fill it, there are safety releases that will automatically release any extra air. Once my BCD and regulator were all set up on the tank, he showed me how to see if my regulator was OK and see if there were any smells coming from the air in the tank, and everything was ok. After that, I went back up onto the top deck to be with the rest of my group. The water was really choppy this day, and for the first time in my life, I started to feel a bit sick. I controlled it with my breathing pretty well. When we got to our dive site, I met Chris down at the prepping area and started to get ready, putting my wetsuit on and my diving gear. Once I was all set, I stood there, talking to Chris about some last second things, and sadly, I just couldn't hold my breakfast down, and I got sick over the side of the boat. I felt horrible, but everybody kept telling me that I will feel much better once I'm in the water, so once I rinsed my mouth out, I walked over to the dive deck, Chris jumped in, I put my flippers on and I jumped in. Once in the water, it was a lot better on the surface, but it was still quite rough, but no where near as bad as on the boat. Once in the water, we defogged our masks, cleared our regulators and checked in the water. One of the bad things, is there were a lot of sea urchins on the bed, so we had to swim around on the surface a bit to find a place that didn't have as many urchins. Once we found a place, we put our masks on, our regulators in and released all the air from our BCDs, and started sinking. I only went a little way under the water, so Chris had to add more weight to my weight belt, and then we sank down to the sea bed. I think at that part, we were at about three (3) or four (4) meters deep. Once there, I showed that I could clear my mask, took me 2 times, but actually not a problem. After that, I had to clear my regulator, which is, so I took a deep breath, pulled my regulator out of my mouth, help the nozzle up so all the air came out, then put the regulator back in my mouth and exhaled. Easy. Next he had me find my regulator, which is I had to take a deep breath, take my regulator our, put it behind me and release it. Then I had to swing my right arm around, slowly backwards in windmill motion and hook the regulator with my arm and bring my arm all the way around so the regulator is in front of my body, then grab the regulator and clear the regulator. Pretty simple stuff. Then I had to make my body horizontal, and breathe in and out normal and try balance my body in the water, then breathe in to raise my body, and out to lower my body. Once I got this down, we started swimming around. Talk about an amazing feeling! We swam over some coral, saw quite a few urchins, some some interesting fish, and then saw this really really amazingly blue fish, which I think is called a Blue Damsel. It kind of looked like the fish off to the right of this paragraph. I was shocked by how blue it was. While were were swimming around, we saw a squirt gun, some rope, and only one little pice of trash, which Chris picked up. We spent about forty (40) minutes under water, when Chris signaled that we should start heading for the surface. At this point, he inflated his safety sausage, and then headed up to the first holding point, which is about 5m, and sat there for a few minutes, then we headed to the surface and inflated our BCD. The water seemed to have gotten rougher, but that could have just been in comparison to what it was like under the surface. Also, Stef, Colin and their group had surfaced as well. We all swam to the lifesaver ring on the rope and started working our way to the boat. We had to wait for the waves to settle a bit for each person before we climbed out. Once out of the water, I worked my way over to tank rack and dropped off my my tank, took off my BCD, then my mask. All in all, it was an amazing dive, and I found out that I had gone down to about seven (7) meters. Shortly after being back on the boat, they served lunch, but I started feeling sick again, so I decided not to eat. While I was talking to Dave on the top deck, I felt like I was going to get sick again, so I worked my way down to the lower deck to hang out the window, just in case. Although I didn't get sick, I didn't feel much better by the time we reached the next dive site, and I didn't feel well enough to get back in the water. I did eventually take one of the sea sickness pills, but it didn't take effect soon enough for me to get in the water. I ended up laying down on one of the chairs on the top deck and taking a nap, which I felt loads better after I work up. After this, I really want to do my Open Water Certification, which means I can go down to eighteen (18) meters and my Advanced Open Water Certification, which means I can go deeper, thirty (30) meters and other options. I absolutely loved it. Always Remember: If you have a bucket list, you should start doing the things on your bucket list now!