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→ The Journey | 6 Feb 2012 | 10:17am GMT
I know you have all been waiting with bated breath for my report on Saturday's party (ok ok one of you!!) But come on......... don't you all want to talk about the Super Bowl?? huh?? huh?? dontcha??
Ok enough teasing.............
Remember how I was fussing over what to wear?? I went to W's with 2 outfits in mind... one was my leather corset with black stay up stockings.. OR...... I suggested
→ The Heron Clan | 6 Feb 2012 | 2:21am GMT
It's been a good weekend for us. We played yesterday. Pretty intensely. More intensely than we have for a long while. I dropped into subspace about midway through it all, and floated along on the endorphin cloud for the rest of the session. Took me some time to come back up out of the fog, but when I did surface, I was feeling all warm and fuzzy -- and thrilled to be in that space. It was warm here today (for February), and the sun was out in a gloriously blue sky day. We took advantage and went for a bike ride. Fun. It is also my birthday. I got new bike shorts, and they were duly and officially broken in (in conjunction with my bi...
→ The Journey | 5 Feb 2012 | 11:57am GMT
The Mayonnaise Jar
When things in your life seem almost too much to handle, when 24 hours in a day is not enough, remember the mayonnaise jar and two cups of coffee.
A professor stood before his philosophy class and had some items in front of him.
When the class began, wordlessly, he picked up a very large and empty mayonnaise jar and fills it with golf balls.
→ Tanos's weblog | 4 Feb 2012 | 9:22pm GMT
Walkers are frames that allow horses to exercise by themselves in a circle. For horse owners, they reduce the amount of supervision required, and like a lot of equestrian equipment the idea can be adapted to BDSM. Horses spend their whole lives in some form of bondage or captivity if you think about it :) You do see horse walkers appear in pony play contexts now and then: there was one at the old Deferre woodland in Devon, and a couple of Insex scenes had them made out of some of PD's scaffolding. So it's something I'd had at the back of my mind for a while when at the end of last year @mia had a dream about being in one. ...
→ The Journey | 4 Feb 2012 | 12:18pm GMT
A question...how would you differentiate between the 'newbies/wannabes' and serious practitioners, other than having no manners and/or behaving badly? I've looked at the Fetlife people in my area and wonder how some, so young... early 20's, can profess to be experienced Dom/Dommes? From what out on these blogs, it seems beginning BDSMers should have mentors or teachers to guide them as they
→ The Heron Clan | 4 Feb 2012 | 1:39am GMT
Some of what ?we? are dealing with these days touches on trust -- not all of it, but some. I?ve written some about trust over the years. I don?t know many submissive types who have not done that. Long ago, at The Swan?s Heart blog, I asked:Is trust something that is felt, or something that is done? Is it passive, or active? A given, or a choice?I am interested in trust as a practice one engages in moreso than I am in something that can be broken or damaged (as we are inclined to speak of trust). I don't worry that someone might break my "meditation" practice for instance. I want to know if I could get skilled enough in my practice of trust, that it would be that...
→ The Journey | 3 Feb 2012 | 4:20pm GMT
Honestly I don't think I have ever been so glad to see a Friday. It has been a long busy tiring week..............
Remember the course I was taking on Wednesday??? It was FANTASTIC!! but long....... oh my god it was long. We started at 8:30 sharp (after everyone fought their way there through yet another bout of freezing rain) ........ and worked right straight through till 3:00. No breaks
→ The Heron Clan | 2 Feb 2012 | 11:54am GMT
I struggled a few seconds with whether or not to add the parenthetical "we are" in the above title. It now seems so presumptuous to assert that how "I am" is in some way a major indication of how "we are." Once my/our assumption was that my status was a major factor in our family status. After all, I was Dominant, and that meant my happiness, health, choices, were all important. They were the independent variables around which the rest of the family constellation orbited. Now they are of some significant interest, but only that....not really of importance, but certainly concerns. My status is not unlike the relative importance of a troubled child. If I am "good" then there is affection ...
→ The Journey | 2 Feb 2012 | 11:20am GMT
of yesterday's post "Insanity or What?"
I posted a comment on Saturday's event over on FL ..... all innocent like - asking if I had correctly understood the french announcement of a journalist. (yeah yeah I can do 'innocent' very well)
I was interested to see I had a few replies to my comment. But the one that held the most sway for me was from the organizer of Saturday's party. In his
→ Tanos's weblog | 2 Feb 2012 | 12:31am GMT
I came across this striking series of pony girl photos by Razoomovsky tonight. Rather than just go for the glossy latex look or take raw pictures of actual pony play, he's used the post processing to create narrative images of world with working pony girls.
→ The Alchemy of a Beautiful Life | 1 Feb 2012 | 12:46pm GMT
Yesterday Master worked from home.It was great to have our day kind of eased into instead of up and running very early (4:10 am) Even though we still had a lot of stuff to do (i had 3 clients yesterday) - we started the day really easy - with bagels and coffee. Once we the children got off to school we sat and talked - mulling over ideas, sharing insights and epiphanies - laughing and just totally InJoy and InLove with each other. We sent emails, discussed groups we lead, thought about our future. Eventually we got up to go to a business luncheon seeing Master in His element always gives me a thrill - the Obvious accolades and respect He engenders is intoxicating i watched from a...
→ The Journey | 1 Feb 2012 | 11:29am GMT
Many folks - especially vanillas - think we in the BDSM world are insane. Literally.
But now even I am wondering what the hell is up with the BDSM community and some folks involved in it.
Oh we have all the in-fighting you might expect from a small closed community - who's best .. who knows more ... who the experts are ... who's done what ..who hasn't done what.... in-fighting ad nauseaum.
→ The Journey | 31 Jan 2012 | 4:08pm GMT
Maybe the title should be "Learning to remember to title the damn blog entry"
Ahhh well - it's done now...
I was sitting here this morning - sipping my coffee - trying to jump start my brain - answering emails - and thinking about a blog post............. when this vaporous thought floated through my consciousness.
When I was relatively new to this job - I spent a good part of the month
→ Tanos's weblog | 30 Jan 2012 | 11:38pm GMT
I've now put online a first version of my pony play history page. This deals with some of the myths (like Aristotle - that one is just a medieval story) and then the 20th Century transition from 1930s pony play fiction through to the real-life pony play scene that has now emerged.
→ The Journey | 30 Jan 2012 | 10:25am GMT
Civilized is what the birthday party was on Saturday........ thanks to Mother Nature. Ya see we had a mess of freezing rain on Friday...... and by late Friday night the Island had cancelled the Winterfest and shut down the sliding hills. (see me do the dance of joy??)
So the toboggan birthday party became terribly civilized and was "cake and coffee and presents" only.
Behind the scenes things
→ The Heron Clan | 30 Jan 2012 | 1:49am GMT
It was ten years ago, at the turning of the new year, that Tom and T and my former husband and I made the decision to join our lives and form a polyamorous family. It was, for a decision of such moment, a relatively quiet and simple conversation. With that settled, I flew back to Denver with my husband -- and we all began to plan. In the beginning, the planning was pretty nebulous. We'd said "yes" to the idea of getting together, but we had left the details completely unspecified. Things like the when or how -- were left for later.Now, a decade later, I cannot help but wander back in memory, and put a metaphorical arm around that younger version of myself... She...
→ The Journey | 29 Jan 2012 | 12:30pm GMT
I have always ....... ALWAYS........ had trouble with people who lie to me... or try to trick me... or talk about me behind my back..... in other words - people who make me angry.
My mother used to tell me over and over "don't put yourself on their level"......
My grandmother used to tell me - "they will get what's coming to them ....... you may not be there to see it - but trust me - they
→ The Journey | 28 Jan 2012 | 12:06pm GMT
Tomorrow is eldest daughter's birthday. Usually planning the family birthday's is left up to me. I tend to favour civilized birthday gatherings....... "come for coffee and cake".
Everyone arrives - in my nice warm house - we have coffee and cake - the birthday celebrant opens their presents - we have nice conversation - and more coffee - and in a couple of hours everyone leaves - I clean up
→ Domination and Mastery | 28 Jan 2012 | 1:29am GMT
After a number of fits and starts last year mitda decided to leave for good, or rather, having gone away for a visit, to not return for good.
It would be rather easy, given the number of people that hold that a “real” slave is incapable of leaving, to back-define mitda as a not-real slave. Obviously she wasn’t a real slave, look, she proved it, she left !
That kind of backwards, sefl fulfilling definition doesn’t appear to me to do anyone any real favours, however. People are nothing if not inconsistent, and certainly a good part of mitda was sincere in her desire to commit to being a slave. At the end that part didn’t win out, obviously, but it was powerful eno...
→ Domination and Mastery | 27 Jan 2012 | 12:54pm GMT
Mitdasein: over 2 years ago
@DomOnTheLevel – I can’t do anything but agree with BA that you begin with an unsupported and likely unsupportable ex cathedra statement, and when called on it respond with only one anecdotal piece of evidence that even if it did necessarily imply (which it doesn’t) that she would have had better overall health if she had been working, doesn’t imply that the same would be the case in all other man/woman relationships, whether O/p or not. It sounds like simply an extreme version of a protestant work ethic that has caused much grief and misery and continues to do so, particularly in the U.S. where it is more prevalent than in most Western cou...Next page
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