Ahead Of The Curve

@whatmatteres

Mostly I share sexual things I like that turn me on. I love nature and art, photography and especially wildlife. I am 32 and finally trying to get my shit together. Starting every day with a positive mindset is my newest short term goal. Every day may be a struggle against the pain and the demons but it’s also an opportunity

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One minute I feel like I’m on top of the world and the next I feel like dying.

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I don’t know what I’m feeling today to be perfectly honest

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Grumpy Wolf Wants To Be Alone

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A nature representation of me

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Pit bulls and fine wines share one thing in common; they both grow smoother and more elegant as they age. And the best example of this truth is demonstrated by Chevy, who is the official greeter, tasting-room mascot, guest relations specialist and biscuit consumption engineer at J Christopher winery in Newberg, Oregon. This distinguished, distinctive, dapper and debonair doggo can now boast of 13 years of experience at the fine art of mooching. The skillful pairing of his fine gray hair with the rich and hypnotic gaze of his soft, mournful eyes proves as irresistible a combination to visiting oenophiles as it does to delivery persons such as myself who are immediately and relentlessly extorted for treats upon arrival. And not just any treats will do; as a senior and sophisticated Willamette Valley winery dog, Chevy has exquisite taste and a highly refined palate and accepts only the most premium quality offerings. The smooth dry finish and rich, earthy, subtle tones of 2018-vintage Milk Bones (that have been properly decanted and allowed to “breathe” on my dashboard for a few minutes) are a personal favorite of this clever and conniving canine connoisseur, especially when paired with cheese or crackers from my lunch box. Only the best for Chevy! By Scott Hodges