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    • Thanks to @Parkin and @DprBoySissyWI for reviewing the wording. @erik_hamburg, I had to introduce two new named characters in this chapter: the teaching assistant Yvette and the student Stef. Would you like to have a list of all the characters in the story? We first met Stef in Chapter 16, without his name being mentioned. Readers who have read the story “Stef and Anette” are already familiar with him. You can find the story in the Completed Stories forum (link here). Chapter 17: Friday night at the cabin When the bus stopped, Don Kingston stood up. "May I have your attention for a moment?" When the students fell silent, he continued. “We’ve arrived. You now have forty-five minutes to find a bunk and get settled. There are two bunk rooms—one for men and one for women. At a quarter to five, when I ring the bell, we’ll meet outside again. You’ll be given a helmet, and we’ll walk together to the limestone quarry, where I’ll explain the safety rules for areas with steep quarry walls and loose rocks. Meanwhile, my teaching assistant, Yvette, will start preparing dinner. If anyone has food allergies or doesn’t eat certain foods, please let her know right away so we can make accommodations. Yvette, would you please stand up so everyone can see you? … Thank you! You can choose between a vegetarian meal or a dinner with meat. Those who wish to eat vegetarian should also let Yvette know." He concluded by saying, "So, welcome to our traditional first field trip to Lyle Limestone Quarry!" Lucas went inside after retrieving his luggage from the luggage compartment and chose a lower bunk in a corner. After putting his sheet on the bed and setting up his sleeping bag, he took a look around to see how the cabin was laid out. In the men’s bathroom, there was a row of toilet stalls on one side and sinks and mirrors on the other. At the back of the room were communal showers. He would have to put on his diaper in a toilet stall. There was nowhere else he could be alone. There was a little time before they were set to leave for the limestone quarry, so he sat down at a table in the common room, where two of the other students were already sitting. They talked a little about what was going to happen, but none of them knew for sure. As the clock approached a quarter to five, Lucas got ready. The rain had stopped, but there were still dark clouds that looked threatening, so he put his rain gear back on before going outside. Once everyone had gathered outside again, Don Kingston first asked them to form four groups for practical tasks in the cabin. One group was to make breakfast so it would be ready for the others at eight o’clock; another group was to wash the dishes and clean up after breakfast. The last two groups were to help with dinner and wash the dishes afterward. He gave them five minutes to discuss it among themselves. Saskia asked Lucas, “You said you're used to getting up early. Would you like to join me on the breakfast shift?" “Sure,” he replied. The student in the high-vis yellow rain suit heard them and said he’d also like to help make breakfast. They were fine with that, and the first group was formed. On their way to the quarry, the three of them walked together. The third person on the team was named Stef and had started university straight out of high school. He had attended high school in the university town since halfway through his first year and still lived at home with his father and sister. However, he and his sister were on their own for half the time while their father worked aboard a cargo ship. They spent an hour at the limestone quarry, where their instructor showed them the main features of the quarry and talked about safety on site. They hadn’t been back at the cabin for very long before dinner was ready: chili con carne with nachos, or chili sin carne for the vegetarians. After doing the dishes, they gathered in the common room, where a fire was lit in the fireplace. They started with an icebreaker where everyone briefly introduced themselves, then played a name game and had a geology quiz in groups, with Don and Yvette serving as quizmasters. At eight o’clock, a sheet cake was served with coffee and tea, and everyone enjoyed relaxed social time. One of the students had brought a guitar and played popular songs, which some of the others sang along to. Yvette had gathered a collection of board games from somewhere at the university. Lucas enjoyed hanging out with the others but got ready for bed shortly after ten. When he changed into his pajamas on his bunk, none of the others had gone to bed yet. He went out to the bathroom, where he first brushed his teeth and then stepped into a stall to use the toilet before bed and put on his diaper under his pajamas. The bathroom had been empty when he went in, but when he left the stall, Stef was standing at a sink brushing his teeth. Had he noticed anything? It didn’t seem that way. Stef was focused on brushing his teeth and didn’t look up. Lucas was just getting into his sleeping bag when Stef came into the room. He had the lower bunk across from Lucas. Stef took off his clothes until he was down to his underwear, then pulled a onesie out of his bag and put it on. It looked like the ones Lucas wore at Clara and Daniel’s house, except the zipper was on the front. He couldn’t help but comment. “I have one just like that. They’re comfortable.” “Yeah, right. I almost never wear anything else.” “I wear mine at home, but I didn’t dare bring one here.” “Yeah, that was probably a good choice,” Stef replied. Lucas was a little puzzled. What did he mean by that, when he was wearing his own onesie here? Then they said good night to each other and went to sleep.  
    • On Saturday my beloved decided that once again it was time for me to drive her down to Brisbane so that she might conduct her socials.  She’s quite capable of driving herself there but she doesn’t like the drive and to borrow a phrase from my own mother, “Why have a dog and bark too?” A 2.5 hour drive on a dangerous and busy highway.  Several hours trying to cram in too many visits to people she wishes to visit before another 2.5 hour drive on a dangerous and busy highway but this time in the dark. I decided to take MY car on the trip.  It’s an EV charged by my solar panels and so can be effectively free to drive after sunny weather.  My beloved’s is a 5 litre V8 and thanks to the POTUS’s 5 dimensional chess playing in the Middle East now costs 5% of our worldly wealth to back out of the driveway.  And my car comes pre-loaded with my emergency nappy change kit. I’d fortified myself with a couple of cups of coffee before departure and so therefore decided to fortify my underwear with a Rearz Inspire Mega+ uber-nappy.  Apart from having markedly higher capacity than my simple (but competent) BeDry, they are gorgeously comfortable garments to pee in and this was a day that needed any kind of joy-injection I could muster for it. I went about the day in an unremarkable fashion.  As it happened, I seemed to be a bit dehydrated anyway and didn’t use my nappy much at all.  Driving home that early evening, I wished I’d used a cheaper BeDry and saved my Mega for a more auspicious occasion. Having survived the return journey I headed for our bathroom for an evening shower and a nappy change before some take-away sushi and bed. Pulling down my jeans it became immediately apparent that my nappy was a lot wetter than I realised: visibly swollen, darkened and sagging beneath my plastic pants. Pulling down my plastic pants it became immediately apparent that the Inspire Mega+ had also done that Rearz trick of leaking out my right rear thigh as tepid pee ran down the calf of my leg to form a dark yellow pool on the tiled floor between my feet. My nappy was soaked.  Plastic pants don’t generally stop leaks but rather simply delay them.  I honestly don’t know how I didn’t have wet jeans along with an associated logistical issue of what happens when pee gets on ventilated-to-porosity car seats (my new EV has these).  Somehow the overflow had remained in the crotch of my (over-sized) plastic pants only to leap out like a playboy bunny popping out of a birthday cake onto my bathroom floor upon nappy disassembly. So much for trading down to a BeDry.  I’ve NO idea when and how I came to be that wet or that I WAS that wet. It was a salutary reminder that by now, I’m so accustomed to wearing and using my nappies that my insight into their state can be quite poor.
    • March 2023 incont.org site was launched with a limited target audience of incontinent and/or bedwetting people.  April 2023 I advised that this specific target audience would create a problem.  October 2025 Daily Di 'pushes the site' to get more members.  August 2026 DailyDi states that he can't get enough members to make / grow the site. There are membership / login problems with a few users, but the total membership count is 196 out of a potential 20% of the world population ( 423 million ) who are incontinent. Therefore, the takeup of this site is 0.000046% The problems of limiting the audience to incontinent and/or bedwetting creates the following:- There is no diversity and/or difference from the group of sites that include the goverment run social support sites groups. As a result, there is no other people that wear diapers for fun / enjoyment even the group that do this 24/7 by choice where they actively do this where these people interact in the world while disquising the diaper(s) that they wear. These people have learnt, by trial and error, all the tricks/skills to do this, and are more than willing to share this with like minded / open minded people. Therefore, without the incont.org site being a source of information, it was destined to fade. Yes, where there is oppertunity, trolls and/or inappropiate behaviour and comments will occur, but in my humble opinion, that is the role of admins to monitor and/or control. Therefore, the concern by a lot of members here identifying the potential member stating something purely fetish / exhibitionistic driven like 'I mess in public for the buzz...' or similar is a real concern that should have been monitored and/or removed from said site. However, the concern of others of 'ABs and/or DLs taking over the site' should not have been an issue as it is those people that is required for the site to become an information source. Personally, I am sad that the incont.org is fading, but IMHO, it should be a little more open, if not just for the information / experience, to ABDL's as well as the limited audience of incontinent / bedwetters.
    • I found two of these Comfy Cubs baby towels at Goodwill. They are 32” square and each one is six layers, nicely quilted.  Two of the baby towels made an awesome cloth night diaper for me (39” waist.)  No leaks!  My overnight output is about 35-40 ozs.   It is amazing what you can find at Goodwill.  What have you found at Goodwill to use as cloth diapers or stuffers?
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