Abel's spanking blog & stories
Last night I dreamed about skipping school; going off to do something else – just to wander around, probably, like I sometimes did in my real school days. I returned to my dream-father (who looked a lot like Abel) waiting in the living room.
Why, he wanted to know, had my classmate just called the house to ask whether I was feeling OK? When I hadn’t turned up at school, she was worried I was sick, apparently, and wanted to cheer me up. And got my father on the phone.
In the dream this went no further than the certain knowledge I was about to get a spanking with an enormous bath brush. After waking up and sharing this with Abel, and took a few swats just to sweeten the disappointing lack of dream-spanking.
And then we figured out that, after that dream-girl went to school the following day, she was certain to get a caning on top of the spanking her father had given her. An interesting reversal on the usual concept of “double trouble”, wherein the parental spanking will be delivered on top of the fresh cane stripes.
P.S. I thought the father might be nice enough to write the girl a note for school, to save her from the caning, but Abel didn’t agree. Typical.
Smudge
August 21st, 2008 at 4:41 pm
Aww. See, I told you Abel’s mean! My dad always wrote notes to get me out of trouble. And if he was working away, he let me copy his signature. I think it should be law that it’s part of a man’s fatherly duty to get his daughter out of detention.
Eliane
August 21st, 2008 at 9:47 pm
Smudge, but isn’t it the daughter’s daughterly duty not to get into trouble in the first place?
Sarah
August 22nd, 2008 at 12:04 am
My dad wrote me a note once when I’d skipped school and gone off to town to get my hair done – He wrote:
“Sarah didn’t bother going to school yesterday as she decided that getting her hair cut was more important than being educated, I don’t agree, but then she didn’t consult her mother or I before she did it”
I’d hoped for a nice friendly note explaining that I’d been unwell…but no!
I recall deciding to risk being caught playing truant rather than handing in the note and got away with it too
Smudge
August 22nd, 2008 at 12:05 am
Why, yes, but seeing as teachers so regularly fail in their teacherly duty to be fair to the daughters, the daughters *can’t* fulfil their daughterly duty to not get in trouble, and it falls to the poor fathers to fix it. It’s quite terrible, really. Something ought to be done about it.
sclurker
August 23rd, 2008 at 2:16 am
Well reasoned, Smudge.