If u have to eat shit sometime, I suggest a little salt and pepper and maybe some catchup too.
-Dr. Daddy
If u have to eat shit sometime, I suggest a little salt and pepper and maybe some catchup too.
-Dr. Daddy
Hey Friends and Fans,
I am getting taped for a pilot piece for a radio advice column called Dr. Daddy and Abby Darling. I am including a description below, but it is basically advice with a twist for those who live on the edge.
There will be a limousine taking Dr. Daddy and myself to an exclusive house boat location here in the SF Bay while we do the pirate radio taping, have a photographer etc. to help us out with our blog and promo stuff, but there is one thing missing.
We desperately need a few letters seeking advice. We are trying to get 8-10 letters to read over on the air and give our own brand of cynical sagely wisdom. If you have any curious questions or crave a bit of crass but caring advice then please either email me back, facebook me, or post your question on our blog anonymously and we would greatly appreciate it. Links for the blog and more info below.
I look forward to hearing from you soon & feel free to circulate this message far and wide.
Scintillatingly yours,
Abby Darling
when life shifts into a myriad
so that even a simple breath is labored by the hope
that continues to allude us,
seek out the beauty that is there, to bind our beating hearts
and let our spirits soar beyond the memories
10/26/11
10/28/10 by Abby Darling
Hangover killing me
Like an axe
trying to split
One log into two
I guess those would be
the hemispheres of my brain
Too many days
Of mad travel and work
Wining and dining
And postures close
To sixty-nining
Now walking to the café
For a meal and hydration
To try and nurse the pain
There is nothing to eat
Or drink
at my apartment
The cupboards are bare
But the drawer
is now filled with cash
Outside the air is warm
With a light breeze
That is soothing
As I walk
It seems like the day
Will bring me some calming
Here for a bit
But then my dog shits
in the parking lot
and squeaks mercilessly
as I order from the counter
I use the restroom
To make sure
That no doggy poo
Has gotten on my hands
And when I look down
Into the toilet
There is a love letter
torn up
and clogging the drain
I sit outside with my dog
For some peace and serenity
But some local yokel
“makes friends” with my dog
And sits herself down
Next to us
To complain about
the local housing market
and all I want to do is puke
If for no other reason
than to scare her away
She invites her friends over
To chat and make friends
With my dog too
And a man feeds my dog a milk bone
But my dog spits it out
Good girl Moki, gooooood girl
They all finally leave
And I am left
In solitude
Alone
With nothing but
The smooth jazz in the background
And the cool day and my food
A small, soft, white pollen puff ball
Floats down and lands in my eggs
Finally, tranquility at last
“Nothing is full proof to a sufficiently talented fool” …”
Dr. Daddy
(found in an obscure file “during inventory” in DD’s subconscious time capsule.)
Indulging in
12/10-12/14/11, by Abby Darling
Clear visqueen sheets of plastic
Covered across the floor
Naked or nearly
Body after body
Postured over one another
With one being dominant
And the other submissive
The latter waiting to receive
Anticipatory sensory pleasure
Inhaling thick, rich magma pool
Of mahogany substance
Bitter sweet
Hint of spice
Sharp to my nose
Clearing my head
And calming
Pouring hot gooey pitch-like liquid
On soft naked pink parts
And pale skin
Feeling
The heat warming
The cool coat
And then sitting with
Those sensations
And letting them
Settle for a while
Until it becomes comfortable
And I am at ease
To the concept of change
And what is different
In my body
I am drenched in dense fluid
On my neck and my nipples
On my belly and thighs
Like a decadent desert
Waiting to be eaten
And I am thoroughly examined
Like a morsel to be cherished
And devoured as delicately
As I was decorated
Soft saliva and gentle lips
Massaging in the confectionery
Wet and slippery tongue
Tracing thin lines
Within the creamy texture
Plush red pillows
Pressing their flesh
Down into darkness
And beckoning nectar
Into the mouth
Tasting the salt of the skin
Mixing with the savory sweetness
Makes natural juices
Flow from within
Allowing for even more
Of the dessert
To be collected
And what is not digested
Is smeared in
With face and cheek
And nose and chin
Sliding muddy matter
Thick and deep into me
And I throw my head back
And close my eyes
To exist in this instant
In such a state of pleasure
And as I do
I hear slapping and smacking
And kissing and licking
Writhing and wriggling
Squirming and sucking
And smiling and giggling
Best of all
The laughter
The happy frolicking
I hear in my periphery
As couples of all genders
And orientations
Play
Like children
Working on their favorite
Art project
Where one is the painter
And the other is painted
We are innocent again
And tease each other
With the soiled sticky umber mixture
Spreading it into circles
Upon a bleached leathery canvas
And some are intricate
In their craft and design
And utilize
Squishy milked marshmallows
Covered in delicious fondue
That is melting the candy treat
As it is dragged along to adorn
But not we
Instead
We are the messiest kids
In our extracurricular class
And if only for a moment
We let our compulsions
And neurosis go
And let ourselves go
With the moment
And give in to the urge
To be free with our filth
And not care
No cares at all
As even when
This creamy viscous dries
It crumbles to pieces
From our skin
To form a layer of dirt
For us to roll
Our bodies
On brown beads in
And just when I don’t think
It can get any better
What I’ve waited all night for
Finally occurs
And you drizzle
Fresh hot fluid
Onto my feet
And proceed to consume
My heels and my toes
Just as lovingly
And with as much
Adulterated reverence
As you have defiled and debased
The rest of my pure white host
And I am moaning
Thankfully
With dark pigment covered
All over my face
As I experience
A form of ecstasy
In this sober experience
Where sex, seed and sucrose
Are my drugs
And I really need no more
Hi – Jack Mehoff here saying the blog looks good. Keep it up, we need someplace to get help for our frustrations.