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🇨🇦 HAPPY CANADA DAY, MY FRIENDS!
JOYEUSE FÊTE DU CANADA, MES AMIS! 🇨🇦
Enjoy the song that gets stuck in my head every Canada Day!
Je vous invite à écouter la chanson qui me reste en tête chaque Fête du Canada !
Bonne journée!
Joni Mitchell, “Help Me,” 1974
Lunch time.
Happy to announce, with a lot of sweat and finagling, I got the FreeWheel to work with my current footplate! Paired with my outdoor/all-terrain-wheels, I’ve created a beast that can handle sand, gravel, rocks and grass. I used it for a couple hours at an outdoor Canada Day event today! It worked so incredibly well. The only problem I came across were going up hills. It’s hard to explain, but the centre of gravity with the FreeWheel attached is way farther back, so for super steep hills, I still need some help. But other than that, this chair can almost cover more ground than I could when I could walk.
Happy Canada Day!
Canada is a complicated country that has committed numerous atrocities both in the past and ongoing. I am happy to be one of the many educating myself so we can make this country better in the future.
Today I’m going to be grateful to live in this imperfect country. This year I’m grateful this country sees abortion as healthcare, that it is helping Ukraine and is working to improve things. I hope the politicians will put more effort into healthcare, climate change and helping those who need it.
As an individual Canadian, I’ll keep educating myself about how my country has treated people in the past and what they are doing today. I will raise my voice against the injustices I see and vote for changes that will help the most people.
For today, I will focus on being a kind Canadian. Happy 155th Birthday Canada!
The Smut Challenge (16)
July 1st (Day 16)
“Alright, so I found some interesting facts about Canada,” Kurt says, looking at his phone. It’s early in the morning, but the sun is up, even if it’s hidden behind clouds. He’s on his back, on the bed, with Blaine between his legs, slowly sucking at his dick. He’s not sure how the blowjob got them talking about Canada, but there he is, looking up facts about the country as he casually runs his fingers through Blaine’s hair, encouraging him to take his dick just a little bit deeper. “Canada has twenty percent of the world’s fresh water.”
“Mmmmm,” Blaine hums around Kurt’s dick. He doesn’t add anything more, even if he had been the one wanting to know about Canada.
“Let’s see… the oldest rocks on Earth can be found there. They are about 4 billion years old.”
Blaine pops off Kurt’s dick. “Oooh, rocks,” he says giddily as he slides his tongue low along Kurt’s base, dipping far enough to suck at Kurt’s balls. “I like rocks.”
Kurt bows his back a little to allow Blaine better access, snickering a little as he does so. “Apparently they consume more macaroni and cheese than any other country. How does this website know this? They’re leading miners of uranium. Yay? And they boast of the highest wind currents - up to eighteen miles per hour.”
“Oohh, wind,” Blaine takes a moment to blow hot breath on Kurt’s dick before sucking him down once again.
“And apparently, Quebec makes around seventy-seven percent of the world’s maple syrup.”
Blaine’s head pops up between Kurt’s legs. “Oh, idea…”
“No.” Kurt says automatically as he knows exactly where Blaine’s brain went.
“I think we have a bottle left over from when we visited Nova Scotia last year,” Blaine continues. His head is now nowhere near Kurt’s dick, and not only does that ache to be touched, Blaine’s ideas with food never end well. “What if I just tried a little.”
“No!” Kurt says more firmly, having to stroke himself since now Blaine is fully off the bed.
“Yes, but I haven’t had breakfast. I want a little syrup on my sausage.” He wiggles his eyebrows.
“Do you have any idea how sticky that would be? Blaine, no!”
“You know what else I know about the Canadians?” Blaine continues. “They’re a gentle and benevolent people. And I’m sure many of them have been kind enough to let their partners experiment with maple syrup. Let’s aspire to be like the Canadians.”
“I will be neither gentle nor benevolent if you put maple syrup on my dick. Blaine, get back here! Blaine? Blaine!!”
Happy Canada Day my fellow Canadians!
