Wishing you all the joy of whatever religious celebration is yours - Easter, Passover, or Ridvan. The grands had Easter egg hunts and baskets and all the pleasure of searching for treats. I listened to Jesus Christ Superstar, which is my tradition. As a former Catholic, mostly Buddhist now, or Wiccan, or something, Easter is … Continue reading Celebrating the Day

I've been thinking about this quote from Alain de Botton. There is no such thing as work-life balance. Everything worth fighting for unbalances your life. Ever since I decided to quit marketing my business and lean into semi-retirement, I've had new business drop into my lap pretty steadily. My plan was to work for the … Continue reading Unbalanced

I think I live in song about half the time these days. I hope you're all already playing this oldie in your head. but in case you aren't, here it is. Another Saturday Night by Sam Cooke. https://youtu.be/0O8m0mMDpHw?si=dJWsaC0Ox_QsUfeW "Another Saturday night and I ain't got nobody..." I guess that sounds sad, but if you listen … Continue reading Another Saturday Night…

Do any of you remember when MapQuest, or whatever app it was back in the day, used to let you know you'd gone the wrong way by saying, in a judgmental tone of voice, "RECALCULATING..." before it gave you new directions. Sometimes it told you to make a u-turn, sometimes it just sent you around … Continue reading Recalculating…

What I noticed the most yestarday was feeling the material of my pants rubbing gently against my skin. The skin that my panties no longer mostly cover. My pants (think yoga pants) were a silky material, so it was a pleasant sensation. A few times, I even ran my hand over my ass in a … Continue reading Who Thought Thongs Were a Good Idea Anyway?

Celebrating the equinox because right now, there is balance between day and night, poised for this one day. From here, the days will get longer, the nights shorter. Warm winds and sunshine are here, life is good. And my life is changing. My word of the year is Rooted. Turning toward myself, listening and acting … Continue reading Spring Equinox and New Beginnings…

I just read a post by Jon Grey, who goes by Master Grey, that really resonated with me. So much of what he wrote abut D/s relationships connects with how I see them. His post is called "Shut Up and Dance: The Journey vs The Destination." This is one of several posts he's done lately … Continue reading The Dance of Submission

I was walking home from the store yesterday when I spotted this: Do you see it? The tie hanging over a weed protruding through the fence? I almost walked right by it, but the touch of purple on the bottom caught my eye and I stopped to consider it. How did that poor tie end … Continue reading The Tie that Binds

I was fathered by a man who was quite narcissistic. Fortunately, my parents divorced when I was seven, so I didn't have his influence daily during the rest of my childhood and adolescence But I loved my Dad immensely, and never really stopped loving him, even though I ended our relationship when I was 16. … Continue reading Meanwhile, In Real Life…