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Sunday, May 13th, 2007

Tagged by ~C~

Question number 1: What are three of the stupidest things you’ve done in your life?
In order:

 

Hmmm so many.  Let’s keep it light.
1. I ate a whole flat of Dare digestive cookies by myself one Sunday afternoon when I’d been left alone to my own devices.  After shortbreads, they were my favorite cookie.  By bedtime and all the next day I discovered why they were called ‘digestive’ cookies

2.  I tried on a dress with a stylishly snug bodice in a really small fitting room on a hot summer day.  It looked really nice, if just a little bust liftingly risqué, but I couldn’t get it off.  The polyester lining and the high waste tight around the middle style made it impossible to pull over my head while standing upright.  There was no room to bend properly! And it just would not fit down over my hips without ripping.  After trying desperately for several minutes to get it over my head, finding myself trapped, arms in the air and unable to lever the fabric up, reaching a very sweaty near panic, I had to bump the door, cry out for help and beg the sales clerk to help me pull it off while I bent at the waste.  Needless to say I didn’t buy it even though it was quite flattering and very pretty. 
 

3.  I left my sketchbook behind in a hotel.  It had 6 spanking drawings in various stages of completion in it.
Question number 2: At the current moment, who has the most influence on your life? After God, I have to say I do.  It’s my choices and prayers that are making profound changes in my life including bringing John into it.   Question number 3: If you were given a time machine that functioned, and you were allowed to only pick five people to dine with, who would you pick?

  1. Emeril Legasse
  2. Julia Child
  3. Wolfgang Puck
  4. Iron Chef;  Hiroyuli Sakai
  5. Iron Chef; Masaharu Morimoto

Of course they would all do the cooking too.
 

Question number 4: If you had three wishes that were not supernatural, what would they be?

Hmmm what exactly does that mean?
How about I just apply the Law of Attraction…

 

 

  1. I can have John as my partner, I deserve John as my partner, I already have John in my life, and we will live out our lives together as husband and wife who practice DD.
  2. I’m going to get spanked to my hearts content every day between July 18 and 22, and again in September.
  3. Work will continue to become fun again and both John and my finances will align to enable John and me to close the physical distance between us permanently.

Question number 5: Someone is visiting your hometown/place where you live at the moment. Name two things you regret your city not having, and two things people should avoid.

We don’t have mountains, although there are many other attractions.  We don’t have very many trees that are more than just scrub out in the wild landscape.  It makes driving in the countryside a bit monotonous sometimes.
 

Don’t hike off the trails without long pants and sturdy shoes and socks even if it’s hot.  All of the brush around here is VERY prickly and both the Eastern and Western diamondback rattlesnakes live here in abundance.  Avoid eating tacos from street vendors.

Question number 6: Name one event that has changed your life?

Changing my major from Phys- Ed to Nursing Question number 7: Is not a question. It’s a command. Tag five other people.
 

Jeff, MaggieDear, Maggie, Becca & Nancy(SNN)

Thinkin’

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

MaggieDear tagged me as a blog that makes her think.   To use her words, I bounce around in her mind.  LOL! And awwwwww!  I must say, that I’ve been very blessed having been credited with being the inspiration for some incredibly talented folks taking on the challenge and enjoying the rewards of blogging.  I’ve been incredibly touched and honored to be told that I was a catalyst for so many women to open up to their partners about their needs, and it’s very special to me that more people than I can count found the world of spanko and related blogs through mine.  I’ll never live up to the credits, but I will keep trying.I read so many blogs quietly.  Some folks will never know I read them.

I think about literally every post I read on every blog, and I read a lot.  Most of the time I’m an outsider looking in; not because I’ve got nothing to offer, it’s mostly because I’m a little shy about intruding, though I’m getting past some of that these days.  I’ve tried to keep to myself & just be here where only folks who seek me out need to put up with me.  *g*   That may change before too long though.  bigger *G*

I’m thankful to the folks who’ve come with me because they understood my heart.

5 blogs?   Only 5?  Oh my goodness!  My favorites list is hundreds long!!!!!!!!!

Here goes…

MaggieDear, honestly this is not a thank you pat on the back… I’m incredibly fascinated by her journey & the way she’s chosen to explore it.  We’re all like her really.  Living the life we’ve been given.  Can we be so courageous and seek what we need?  When faced with his emotional and social reticence do we cower away from his fears or berate him to meet us?    I love Maggie’s approach, and I’m confident MrC’s going to understand soon.

Nancy (Smart & Naughty) may not post a lot, but she’s so frank about the challenges she’s living as her LDD relationship evolves.  She’s a beacon for me, and always says things I’ve thought & never dared to say….Natty is one of my all time favorite spanking writers, from long before I was an internet entity or blogger.  Her blog is just so comfortable, so generative, so welcoming.  If you visit you’ll be drawn in to intellectual places you might never go to.

Myths & Metawhores… Lena’s blog.  Silent for several months, only the blogspot remnant of it remains.  I mourn her silence, though I understand it.  I go back often to check and the other day I was pleasantly surprised!  Lena has a note up promising that soon she’ll be back on line so I’m very pleased.  Soon, when she’s back to posting, those who didn’t visit before will understand why she is on my list.

Alex Birch always has new stories, and is just an all around nice guy….

And since I pulled a fast one and retagged MaggieD I’m gonna sneak in a bonus.  The ever active Tiggr. Who keeps her blog current and constantly interactive.  Don’t know where she gets her energy.Now how do I reconcile all the other blogs I read and who make me think daily?  Figleaf,  Theresa, Sue, Greenwoman, & sooooooo many more.OK, Nancy, Natty, Lena & Alex, Tiggr you’re tagged…  5 bloggers who make you think? 

To the folks I’ve chosen if you wish to continue the chain, here are the rules:1. If, and only if, you get tagged, write a post with links to five blogs that make you think.

2. Link to this post so that people can easily find the exact origin of the meme.

3. Optional: Proudly display the ‘Thinking Blogger Award’ with a link to the post that you wrote

 

5 things you might not know about me

Thursday, January 25th, 2007

5 things you might not know about me

Hmmmm a few days back Eva tagged everyone with this meme. It’s been on my mind since I read her post. At first I thought, gee is there anything no one knows that is safe to share? Then I had to laugh. I’ve already shared some extremely intimate information, and I am already outed in my real life, so what on earth could I share that could be even more secret? LOLOL! If you’ve been reading me for a while you know most of my demons and a whole lot about my secret experiences and desires. What on earth is left to tell?

Hmmmmm?

1. Did you know I’m afraid of driving in traffic on the freeways, and that I was left handed before this began? I used to love driving and traveling, but after being in two serious & one minor accident, I’m no longer confident behind the wheel. The first one happened when I was stopped at a red light & got hit from behind by a truck whose driver didn’t even try to brake. My seat belt actually did more damage than the impact. My collarbone was broken, muscles were torn and when I healed the scar tissue and bone callous trapped the nerves to my left arm. This was a problem because I’m left handed. I developed a nerve problem called Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, and could not use my strong arm or hand. Even air made the skin on the outer three fingers and outer half of my forearm burn with unbearable electric pain. After having six months of sympathetic ganglion nerve block injections in my neck every week to two weeks, I finally had surgery to remove my 1st rib on the left side. Thankfully that eliminated the pain. My whole family remarked how they couldn’t believe how at peace I looked waking up from anesthesia right after that major surgery. The surgical pain was nothing compared to what I’d been living with before it. My discomfort behind the wheel began there. At first it was limited to cringing when I was 1st to obey a yellow light especially if I was surprised by it. Then it got complicated by the day I got caught in the middle of a high-speed police chase.

I went out on a spur of the moment shopping trip, and found myself in the middle of a high-speed police chase. I stopped at an intersection at a red light and then got vigorously waved through by a police officer who was holding up opposing traffic. I obeyed and drove through the red light thinking the police officer who waved me through was making the way clear for all the vehicles stacked up at the T street he had stopped for a funeral or something. What I didn’t know from his arm gestures was that he wanted me through the intersection and off the road ASAP. I found it out a few seconds later though when I saw a car coming up behind me at high speed. I swerved into the turn lane to get out of his way, just as he did the same thing to pass me. He realized it too late, and then tried to get back in the through lane to pass me on the right. Too late! He clipped my right rear end shearing off half my trunk and the whole rear right wheel at the axel, then he careened into a light standard on the roadside and went through his wind shield. His speed was calculated at 120 mph, mine was 30. If I’d been stopped or had a chance to apply my brakes before he hit me, the police tell me I’d be dead or seriously injured. As it turns out I wasn’t seriously hurt physically, but while the injuries to my body healed my fear of driving has only gotten worse. I had panic attacks for months. The flash backs and nightmares of the car bashing into me followed by 5 police cruisers roaring around me sirens, brakes and tires screeching and then having the officers launch out of their cars guns drawn screaming at the guy who was barely moving on the hood of his car “stay down! Don’t move! Get out of the car! (hey he was out already! please don’t shoot.)” were intense.

2. Did you know that I like and collect ladybug & moose themed stuff? It started when I made a folk art painting on piece of scrap wood I scoffed from the debris pile outside a house that was under construction. The painting is of grass & foliage from the ground creature’s point of view. I populated the grass strands & foliage with ants carrying hobo sticks & bags, and serene ladybugs. When I get a new camera I promise to share that painting here. That started my family buying me kitschy gifts with ladybug themes. I even have ladybug solar lights punctuating the edge between my front walkway and the flowerbeds. They collect the sun’s energy all day and then cast off a soft red glow lighting the pathway all night. My mom’s idea of a nice Christmas gift. This year she added a brightly colored ladybug door matt.

I started my own moose collection beginning with a really unique limited edition skinny figurine from Boyd’s Bears. When I added a really neat oversized red fleece sweater with a black moose & fir tree in silhouette from Coldwater Creek, my family caught on and now if they can’t find ladybugs, they find moose …. er … meese … mooses???

3. Did you know that I eat breakfast for dinner and dinner for breakfast? I’m more hungry in the morning than I am in the evenings, a very hearty breakfast at work costs less than 2 dollars, so about a year ago I started eating my biggest meal of the day at breakfast and then I try to have a full (protein, veggies & carbs) meal at lunch. When I come home at night, if I’m hungry I have ice-cold skim milk on either Special K or Cheerios. Now, if I eat more than cereal for supper, I end up feeling sick.

4. Did you know that I can come just thinking through a prolonged sexual scenario? As long as M/F adult consensual discipline spanking is invoked in the fantasy, and I am the spankee in the scenario I am able to work up to orgasm with no physical stimulation. I learned to do that when Fred would torment me with teasing threats and promises during long drives, or over the phone during long absences. He would order me to come, and with enough time, and torment, I did. Reviewing certain events also can also push me over the edge. Every so often even when I’m at work, the distraction of spanking and sexy thoughts will take over my attention until I get off. Masturbating without masturbating. I almost always come when giving a blowjob too. If my goal was to get him off in my mouth, then the build up of tension in his body along with his vocal responses seemed to cause my own excitement to escalate. Often I’d be bare assed on my knees between his thighs my mouth and hand churning on his cock while my hips humped the air. The best thrusts went with deep throat pushes, but the most effective were the fast furious opposing strokes of mouth and hand on his shaft. Goodness gracious! I’m going to have to take a break here & … well, let’s just say that changing my panties will close out the list of what must be done before I finish this and post it.

OK, I’m back. Mmmmmmmmmm! I decided that the shower massage was the best cure for my errant mind this time; intense, sensual and just a bit faster than a no contact fantasy. Blended together, fantasy and pulsing jets of water … ohhhhhhh my …. I think you can figure out the outcome.

5. Did you know that I have a little sister with the Girls & Boys club, or that I give the United Way $50.00 per pay check as well all my change at the lunch counter? I’ve allocated my donation to go to the resources that address domestic violence. I chose them because their annual reports (at least for the chapter down here) indicate that most (> 80%) of my donation goes to the good works and < 20% goes to administration. I walk for cancer & heart disease and get sponsors for me as well as sponsor other walkers each year when they have the walk rally’s, but I’m bothered by how much of the contributions goes to support high dollar administration. Donations to charities should benefit the victims & needy, not $100,000 a year salaries for administrators.

oops I forgot… I’ll tag all who have’t already piped up, including any reader who reads and is intersted to answer this too. respond here, on another blog, or start your own just to answer… hmmmm I wonder if there ever was a blog started just to answer a mem, and if there was, is it still going strong? *g*

Thanks for Giving….

Tuesday, November 21st, 2006

Thanks for giving each of you regular readers and commenters

Taking a cue from Anne Elizabeth who makes this a weekly Sunday post, and taking from Bonnie and Eva’s recent delurk Friday idea I’m declaring a Thanks for giving day to all of you special folks who make a blogger’s day. Your loyal visits and consistent appreciative comments do not go unnoticed. You deserve your very own special thanks. I can only speak for myself, though I have a feeling I’m not alone when I share the sentiment that hearing from you regularly is a sweet plus everyday.

I know I will make the mistake of leaving someone special off this list because unlike sweet Anne Elizabeth who keeps up weekly I’m doing this as a try and thank all of you in a single swoop post. Please know that I appreciate every supportive comment and you all need to know how hearing from you makes me smile Jeff, Paul, Becca, R, fiestyemm, cathy, Suzanne, Danielle, Jim, Theresa, Tammy, Debbie, Doc, Doc Tsai, Metalheadmarie, tiggr, Ann(snn), Eva, Maggie, MaggieDear, SuZQ, Cyn, padme, Ree, Sue, Becky, SnowWonders, EdwardOTK, Mike, Mary, Clare, Janet, Lindsay, Poofette, Alan, Michele, Terry, Gail, Sir’s little one, George, Mari, Rachel, Bunbeating Greg, ~~C~~, Nat, Katie, Lena, Brunhilde, Kragh, Sasha, Bonnie, Elis, Evia, and everyone who comes back to visit… Some of you come daily, some of you once in a while, just know I love it when you speak up. A handful of you rarely comment but e-mail often & I love every word you share. Those of you who email only I’ll keep your names private until you decide to share, but just know you’re way up there on this list of folks who I owe thanks to.

Those of you who take the time and risk your privacy to say hi, thanks and offer constructive and supportive words will always be special to those of us who blog. You help encourage and reinforce our desire to keep it up. So many wonderful voices, so many creative minds have come to rely, trust and depend on you for the occasional nudge in favor of keeping going.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

Have a wonderful holiday weekend if you’re celebrating thanksgiving and if you aren’t have a great weekend anyway.