Andee

I have openly stated on another thread that I offer POV shot using a camera phone of COF (sorry no CIM) for an extra donation of $20. I have learned how to position my face so that I am comfortable with the end product not revealing absolutely who I am. I request to look at the photo and if not happy, have the client delete it from the phone. I've never had a problem with anyone not honouring my wishes. Evern after being content with the shot and getting paid, some have texted me from the parking lot saying they deleted anyways because although they'd love to keep it, they figured it best not to have it on their phone. Best thing to do is look at a lady's list of services.

Birdboy: If you have more of these enchanting stories, I know I'd love to read more. Perhaps one day, a Birdboy blog would be in order?

I wouldn't call it a phobia per se but there are times I am afraid of fire - not in fireplaces or bon fires - I love those. I'm but people who are careless or unattentive, eg: smoking when they're impaired, walking aroundwith lit cigarettes in hand while trying do things with risk of ashes of even heaters that can go flying; using wrong wattage light bulbs, putting things over lampshades, not cleaning dryer lint trap, etc. Probably because I saw someone set fire to their hair, another person their comforter on the bed. The biggest trauma was when my dad left a pot of grease on the stove to heat up to make french fries and it exploded into flames causing a major fire in our kitchen. I remember the date well. February 19, 1969. Hard to forget those things. Not a big fan of public restrooms. I bring my own kleenex, squat over the seat, wash my hands and try to avoid touching other surfaces whenever possible.

My very first job was that as "Chambermaid" waaaay back in the 70s at the Branscombe's Motor Inn (now the Baron's Best Western). I can assure you that we changed the sheets and towels every day, but blankets and bedspreads were done only every 3 months or so, unless they got prematurely and obviously soiled some other ways. I remember the sheets were a bright golden/yellow colour! The glasses were already packaged in those paper things, so obviously sanitized somewhere on premises. I didn't make a lot of money wage wise, but always got tips (being 16 at the time).

All I can say is: Ditto!

I consider myself to have special needs (seriously), so I'm sure it will of benefit to both SPs and hobbyiests alike. I think it's a great idea and I too, joined.

Yeah, and I forgot she wasn't leaving until Friday and asked if you were going for drinks on Thursday and she piped up that she might come with us...now that would have been interesting to explain, eh? Oh, by the way, since you moved away 20 years ago, a lot more has changed that we never told you about. I had something come up that I had to attend to and couldn't make the social. Hopefully a good time was had by all.

I remember my parents and another couple donned wigs and t-shirts with appliqued beetles on them and went as the Beatles, Halloween 1964. They all won first prize. I wish I still had a picture. My mother used to talk about the first time she saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8pX_nHPduo&feature=related

For encounters, I prefer no scents please, especially "down there". Nothing worse than tasting cologne in ones mouth.

Actually Tuesdays after a long week usually rock because I guess clients have been tied up with the family etc. all weekend and are raring to go. That's at least what I have found. But hey, this isn't an exact science (trying to figure out when we're going to be busy).

Days Inn Airport says they have jacuzzi and fireplace suites in their ad. If you're looking for the traditional heart shaped hot tub, etc., I think you to go to Niagara Falls or Toronto for those types of amenities.

Nope...not even close, my love!

Okay, to clear things up, perhaps you tell us why you would like to know? I voted in your poll.

Sorry, they have another commitment with a Murph and the Magictones in another city.

Hard to believe, but it was Aug. 22, 1964 when the Beatles played their first concert in Canada. Here's something I got off the Internet. Vancouver BC - Beatles give their first Canadian concert in Empire Stadium before 20,000 fans; hosted by DJ Red Robinson and broadcast live over radio station CKNW; play songs from their new album Something New; top ticket price $5.25; police cut concert short after 27 minutes, fearing a riot; bootlegged tapes of the show widely distributed. Radio Broadcast of part of the concert: Medley of Songs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW_b6k4Td2E Today, as we know, there are only two remaining Beatles, Paul and Ringo. RIP John and George. Here's to the Beatles!!

There's an old saying, "a woman can be a girl, but a girl can't be a woman". Thanks for sharing this with us, Masterowls.

Old Dog: You really musn't miss this Abba tribute band playing at Super-Ex, this Wednesday evening. Backup band is Yellow Brick Road, an Elton John tribute band. Starts at 8:00 don't miss the show. http://www.abbamania.ca/

Since we only have a couple of weeks until the next event, we are still accepting applications for the cabana boy position. Come on boys, let's see what you got!! Remember this is a no hanky panky position - touching is limited to giving foot and shoulder massages. Being at the ladies' beck and call and maintaining discretion is paramount. If you're up to the occasion, please submit your entry by posting it on this thread. On behalf of Fine Wine Diva, her humble assistant for this get together, Angela.

Happy birthday, Soleil!!!

Great that the Sunshine is back! Summer is almost over and I was beginning to wonder where you were!

Speedstick: As I said previously, it's not just young guys, it's guys of all ages, but it generally it is younger guys who pull that. There is a difference between punks and younger guys. Like Carrie suggested, they're not all bad. Just like not all older guys are necessarily good. I find some older clients try to push the boundaries on overstaying their welcome or trying to get together off the clock once they meet you, which is sometimes worse to deal with than the ones who let you know right from the outset what their intentions are, so you can blow them off right away (no pun intended). I do not think this thread was aimed at bashing "all" young guys, but rather those who behave the way Tulsa pointed out.

My response was perhaps a double entendre - I meant the SP should bring her own extra towels as Nicki suggested. But as a joke, I meant, the guy should bring his own (which of course is unrealistic). I can imagine it would be a turnoff for a client to see used towels or no towels available.

You bring your own.

Like these?

Okay, makes sense...I think.