Shining Star; Shiny Butt

My wife of over three decades passed away recently. We lost her to cancer and my life has changed in ways I never could imagine. At one time she authored stories on this site. However, it was her love of reading and commenting to me on stories we both read especially during his bed rest. That's why we owe a debt of gratitude to the LSF. What a remarkable place for people of kind who like or in some cases feel they deserve for their behind's to have attention. It is a special place that I look forward to visiting, commenting and contributing stories.

The other night I looked up at night sky and picked out a star that shined brighter than those around it. It reminded me how my lady shone in my life. In my case on numerous time the shiny red nature of my butt made me my best. Together we crafted a long serial about a teen who later becomes a teacher who realizes that there are some adults who feel real spankings are a necessary part of life.

In closing, I want to share what this caring, sharing and this baring bottoms niche site means as a home for those of us who count among their hobbies, spanking.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your wife. I am glad the library can provide a diversion for you in your time of sorrow and loss.

I'm sad to hear about the loss. I can relate, this site and others helped provide a similar diversion when I lost my own wife several years ago.

I'm very sorry to hear about your loss. It sounds as if you were two kindred souls and had a long and wonderful life together. We hope to still see you here many years yet to come, sharing this interest of ours.

I am very sorry to hear of your wife's passing, as someone who has been happily married for over 35 years I can understand your pain.

My condolences to you and your family.
I am glad you two found each other and were able to share such a deep connection over what we have all contended with to one level or another

My condolences, CP. Thank you for your beautiful tribute to LSF!

It sounds as if you were really soulmates. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. I lost my wife of 30 years to cancer 20 years ago this year. You will always miss her but will have some many wonderful memories.

Please accept my condolences, a loss of this magnitude is devastating, I am glad to know that you found lsf as a pleasant location. Peace, and remember the positives, Turk

Thank you all for your thoughts and condolences. Plus, those who also honored this very special place. it's home for us with this hobby.

A place that offers non judgmental friendship, discussion by comment and plenty to activate our minds.

Southern Lady grew in her admiration of this site and got more than an idea or two. Here's to many more years of our beautiful site! Let's all support it by membership and participation.