I love to tell stories about growing up in Savannah Georgia and vicinity as a gay kid and teenager. It’s not all gay perspective, but that IS a major part of it, at least after adolescence starts!
These stories are made up… in my mind as I remember them. I’m not promising I’m not going to embellish a little and I’ve changed a couple of names somewhat, but I’ll always tell things the way I remember, even when it makes me… I mean my main character, look bad.
I hope I keep up with this blog. I’m going to post things other than stories. Cool or fun pictures, reviews, opinions, Trump hate…
Anyway, Here’s a list of character’s names you’ll hear many, many times. You can always look back on this as a guide if needed!
- Barrett Davis – our protagonist
- Jay Kaminsky – Real Dad
Moms Side
- Clarice Brinson Davis – Birth mom
- William Barney Brinson “Bill” – grandfather
- Faye Brinson – grandmother
- Marilyn Brinson – step grandmother
- Phyllis Brinson Davis – aunt and step mom (you read that correctly)
- Marsha Brinson Gwynn – oldest aunt (she’ll hate that)
- Barney Brinson – uncle
- Carter Gwynn – Marcia’s husband and an evil bastard!
- Meg Gwynn – Marcia and Carter’s adopted daughter
Davis Side
- George R Davis III – Adopted Dad – also a villain in our story
- George R Davis IV “Rad” – half brother (and true Davis blood)
- George R Davis, Jr “Big George” – grandfather
- Gloria Davis – grandmother
- Ivy Davis Kriminal – aunt
- Mary Davis Williams – aunt
- Steve Davis – uncle
- Charles “Buddy” Kriminal – uncle
- James Williams – uncle
- Summer Kriminal – cousin and childhood best friend
- Earl Williams – cousin
- Denise Williams – cousin
So check back often! leave feedback! Share!
Talk to you later
Barrett – March 2 2017
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