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All this talk of spinners, BBW, rubenesque, curvy, etc women is getting me aroused. ;) Personnally, I find all (well almost all) women to be beautiful. Age, size, shape aren't realy that important. All women have great features (legs, breasts, eyes, hair, personality, smile, skin, laugh...) and it is their unique combination and uniqueness that is so appealing. I think it is important to be honest with your pictures and descriptions so as not to mislead anyone. If I am in the mood for a particular "type" that day, I don't want to be surprised by a different type when she opens the door, even though she may be exactly what I want on another day.

2010 was an interesting year at Pigale, whereas I've met some lovely dancers and had some great times meeting new people. From being recognised by the waitresses and barmaid (got a few chuckles with one of the barmaids over a dropped glass of club soda -basically the only thing i drink there- as the glass was "perspiring"; when she sees me, she keeps reminding me of holding the glass with both hands :-) ). I keep seeing some regulars, like the babelicious Jenna, who is always a blast to be with. Some have drifted in and out of my visits but are still on my radar, like the friendly and spicy Maya (the spinner, brunette, Maya, not the tall and blonde Maya), the lovely Vicky, who is not there often enough to my taste, the voluptuous Leslie with her sense of humour; and one of my faves, "little" Sarah, a firecracker of a girl, quick witted, and all around sweetheart with a smile that could melt an iceberg (and me). Of course, there are those i've lost track of or didn't get a chance to talk to recently, like Valerie, whom I saw last late in the spring - early summer; the sweet Brianna who is still around but not as much, it would seem. Others i've only chatted with on the main floor but did not get to spend time with, like Brooklyn. There are others, of course, but it will be for another time.....

I am uneducated formally, I have no degrees and my high school diploma was handed to me on the sole condition that I did not return for grade 13. Unlike the other ladies who have pursued formal education, I chose to take a different path, to care for the people I loved that needed care, raise a family and try to survive. I could not do what I have done in my life on a Tim Hortons salary. I realize I am not everyones cup of tea and many can't afford my consideration; the key is that I know I am eliminating potential clients because of my rate and I do so for a reason. I set my rate knowing the level of service I provide is of a quality that a certain niche seek; I present myself to ensure they understand that I offer luxury. They are willing to pay for it because they already know that they get what they pay for whether it be a car or an experience. Negotiating with me will not get you in the door. Ever. cat