It's my favorite time of year, when the warmer weather beckons me into The Secret Garden, daydreaming of an admirer holding me close under the cherry tree to murmur words against the softness of my neck, making me breathless with desire.
My intimate friends are few, for I am quite selective in choosing only those I feel would truly appreciate and adore me, as is my way with those special people in my life. Chemistry and charm are key,but even a thoughtfully written introduction may not shed enough light from a hopeful new friend. Often the only way I can ascertain if I wish to fully reveal my sensual gifts with a lover is to start with an evening of wine and dining. I believe this will be the secret key to future inquiries for those longing for my companionship.
I love the flow of this song, much like the flow of conversation with a charming new friend. And with that flow comes revealing parts of yourself, as you open up with trust and tenderness. To those who find such surprise and sweetness with me, an invitation awaits to enter my Secret Garden. We will take the path to where the sun and breezes touch our secret spots, dip our toes into bubbling fountain of the pond, and the laughter of our discovery together mingles with the lilt of the bird-songs wafting down from the surrounding wood.
I have been planning to see Joy upon my return to Seattle following a most wonderful summer of discovery.
I had to cancel a mid-fall trip, but was able to finally set a time to come back this month. I have had the pleasure of staying in touch with Joy since our wonderful initial encounter and requested an extended visit, that included social time out on the town, as well as private time to be absorbed in intimate discovery and enjoyment.
While working with words is part of my vocation, I find myself a bit at a loss to adequately capture what spending the better part of a day with Joy is like. We never lacked for words, for topics to explore, from music, to food, to passion.
There are times when I am envious of her admirers in Seattle, as they live near and can avail themselves of Joy's company frequently. I live distant, and can only get here infrequently. We spent an amazingly engaging social outing. She accompanied me to a shop I wanted to visit, we strolled through Pikes Place Market, picked out a nice bottle of wine for later in the day. That is one of the particular charms of Joy. She is engaging in any setting, she makes me feel like the center of all that is interesting.
At the end of our outing, we found a quaint French Bistro. Joy and I enjoyed exploring new foods, and wine, over a meal in a romantic setting. Honestly, the day could have ended there, and I would have still left with a smile, as she helped me discover the pleasures of the simple company of a woman that life’s circumstances no longer permit. But, I should add, nothing about time with Joy is simple … she is constantly, consistently, engaging. I do not recall when I last smiled this much!
At the close of our time out on the town, we retired to a private setting and Joy soon reminded me of all of the other reasons I wanted to see her again. She knows my desires better than I do, she anticipates, she knows what I need. She is very sensual, skillfull, sexual, and oh so responsive. Simply suffice it for me to say that hours can (and were) occupied with the pleasures of mutual discovery. The details do not matter, trust me to know that time with her brought me more pleasures than I imagined possible.
Joy is a wholistic, engaging, woman, and she knows how to remind me, to make me feel, that I am all man.
Somehow she snapped a photo of the nifty robes available at our luxurious accommodations when I wasn't looking...which I always was!
A gentleman admirer recently asked how he could pamper me. My first thoughts were just the fact that he was thinking of me and sharing his time with me meant the world to me. But he gently suggested he would like to do something more, something special...and encouraged me to think of ways he could make my life a gentler, more beautiful place.
How amazing is that? So, with that in mind...
Twenty-five Days til Christmas
or
Twenty-five Ways to please your Lover (me!)
1. Dark Chocolate and Red Wine - if you don't already know the healthful benefits of dark chocolate and red wine, as well, you should take a second look. And since this gentleman admirer already knew of my love for chocolate, he had a box sent to me of the most artistic, delicious chocolates I've ever had.
Here's proof ~
Before I devoured one of them, I had to take a thank you picture for him.
2. Yoga - my yoga practice is an important part of my well-being. Whether a single class, a month or year pass, or even attending a class with me, this gift would touch me/us in a very special way. I'm also eager to explore a fitness class, dance lessons, swimming, or racquet ball with a fine friend. Might that interest you as well?
3. Are you a 'sound' nerd like I am? At your last visit did you notice how my speakers have been aging or how I had to lug my computer around so we could enjoy the music I chose for us. How I'd love someone to figure out a whole house system. Or maybe even some of those Bose headphones that would be particularly exciting for one of those visits where we play with sensory overload or deprivation!
4. What woman doesn't enjoy a trip to the hair salon? I am no longer coloring my hair and love the dark ask blonde sprinkled with my life's experiences. I know you love my perky hairstyle, and will appreciate that perfect stylist who knows just how to make my natural hair look great.
5. Give the Gift of Music. My closest friends know that I support the fine arts. There are those who are without the means to attend concerts or take music lessons. I like being an advocate for those people and making it possible for them to enjoy all the benefits of music. If this interests you, let's chat!
6. Give the Gift of Warmth. I support several charitable organizations that give travel-size toiletries, socks, gloves, hats, and coats to those in need, especially with the temperatures hitting the teens. I would love to connect with you, if you have items to donate.
8. The weather is probably biting and cold and the thought of sinking into a hot tub and enjoying a massage at The Little Red Day Spa would be simply amazing. They even have rather enticing packages available for couples.... :)
9. In thinking about enticing packages for couples, I enjoy offering Couples Bliss sessions along with one of my good friends, also skilled in touch. Two tables side by side while you and someone special receive an indulgent touch from two Goddesses of Touch. To make this possible, I would like to add a new massage table to my collection, preferably one that will be a bit roomier. I like supporting local businesses and have found that Zenith Supplies has all I need for my Healing Touch interests.
10. The 10th Day of December is Wednesday - Hump Day. Here's a fun place to enjoy the day in a sexy way. I like supporting the Center for Sex-Positive Culture and a renewal of my membership would be a great gift, plus I could hold your hand (or more) if you wanted to check it out too.
11. I know how you fellows love to keep your cars buffed and shining. I simply don't have the patience! I would rather buff and shine you. :) So, if a car wash and detailing is your thing, my nice new car and I would be ever so grateful.
13. Let's attend a Seattle Symphony Concert together, or perhaps you'd like to gift a season subscription, or a single concert. Yo Yo Ma will be playing in Seattle on May 3rd?! What a dream it would be for me to hear him in person. A cello is one of the few instruments missing from my music room. Maybe if I had one, I could be as good as Yo Yo.
14. Did you know I love to cook? A good chef's knife would make prep work a breeze. I'm told that this one fits in a smaller hand more easily, but then I discovered this one with an artsy look. Choices!
15. More kitchen cravings - I cannot help but drool when I see these, and I have been lusting after one since I was a teen. True story!
16. With continued thoughts of health and wellness an acupuncture appointment always makes a difference in my well-being. Perhaps the idea frightens you. If *I* can handle the needles, then surely you can. If you'd like to explore this idea, we could enjoy a Happy Hour appointment together!
17. One of my keen interests is in giving kinky massages. Though I have my own style and expertise, I have always wanted to take the Bondassage Training and Elysium Training by Jaeleen Bennis and have felt that this is an unattainable goal. You might be in store for a life-time of kinky massages should you make this dream come true.
19. It's the last Friday before Christmas. I'd rather be enjoying a bit of jazz than shopping. This is THE place to go and a lot of fun to experience with someone special. You just won't be able to stop smiling if we go together. Or if a private jazz concert is to your liking, a gift certificate for sheet music at a local music store would inspire me to learn your favorite piece.
20. I do not often indulge, for my feet are so ticklish, but I love have my feet pampered and always wear toe rings and pretty polish. Toe rings are always adjustable, so the size won't matter, and this is my favorite spot for a pedi/mani.
21. The Longest Night of the Year is this day. Wouldn't it be nice to share it with the twinkling of many lights, perhaps escaping to Leavenworth for the final night of the tree lighting? I have never experienced Leavenworth, but you and I could! Candles could be a good substitute for this evening and a promise of a getaway trip planned for the future.
22. Sometimes I feel like a real dinosaur when it comes to techie types of things. The one gadget I use every day, all day (it seems), and is my number one necessity is my computer. Mine is rather old and so low on memory that it is limited in its functionality. Replacing it would be a godsend!
23. Sometimes it's just gifts of little acts of service that can bring a grateful smile to someone's face. Raking leaves, mowing the lawn, trimming the trees, or a multitude of other 'handy man' types of things are so appreciated.
24. I've been neglectful of all those dainty, feminine things that I love to wear...lingerie, bracelets, scarves, dresses, shoes, fine stockings, earrings, silky things, velvety things, leather, cashmere. All those sensuous things that make you want to touch, or exclaim "how beautiful".
25. Donate a Christmas Tree and Holiday Dinner to someone without, or if you wish for me to be a recipient, I prefer plants that are potted from this garden store and a lovely meal at Lark!
It's that time of year again. The start of a new season with our talented Seattle Symphony and dynamic Music Director Ludovic Morlot. I get butterflies in my stomach wishing to attend and hoping eagerly to have a fabulous fellow offer his arm and accompany me.
Let's see....should I pen a Want Ad in the Classified Ads:
Spirited, Sophisticated sweetheart seeks
Charming, classical concert-loving chap
for delectable dining and symphonic seductions.
The Opening Night Concert and Gala for the Seattle Symphony is Saturday, September 13rd and if a pert, petite companion as your arm candy and mesmerizing musicologist is of particular interest to you, I'm just the gal for you!
I love any opportunity to support the fine arts. We have so many fine musicians here in Seattle, not to mention the dynamic new Seattle Symphony Music Director Ludovic Morlot (in his third season) who kicks off the 2014–2015 season with a Paris-inspired program, together with one of the foremost artists of our time: violinist Gil Shaham.
Tickets are going fast, so contact me as soon as possible
to make our special evening possible.
How romantic to share a concert, dinner, and dessert together...
THOUGH...
...if pure indulgence is a possibility, we could be swept away by the elegance of a Parisian evening by the Seine at a post-concert black-tie cocktail reception and dinner at the luxurious Fairmont Olympic Hotel.
>***<
Did I mention how much I love wearing my Little Black Dress
and seeing my date dressed in his finest?
But...
...maybe red satin and pearls would set your heartbeat racing?
After all the Seattle Symphony motto is 'Listen Boldly.'
How about 'Impress Boldly' and I'll be your Lady In Red!
>***<
(and maybe what lies beneath the red satin will be our little secret)
I’m
smiling up at him, lost in the ecstasy of the moment, where we’ve
arrived after a winding journey of talk, wine, dinner, coffee, more
talk, but the sharing kind, the kind that leads to smiling, leaning in,
hovering, kissing, and well, where we are right now.
My hand rests on his broad chest, fingers lightly winding through his curly hair. Even from the first moments of slowly peeling away the layers of his clothing, I felt his body quiver and I watched him in fascination, as moans escaped his mouth. He was a thirsty man, lost to all the world, soaking in the sensations of my tender touch. Trust led to unleashed passion and revealed a depth and power that surely surprised us both. Even now, after floating on wave upon wave of orgasmic bliss and able to muster a secret smile, I marvel that his masculine essence is like none I've never known.
~~~
He says
I see her beautiful face, so bright and engaging during
drinks and dinner. Now she’s serious, maybe not even aware of where she
is, traveling from one orgasm to another, pinned underneath me, pushed down into the bed. Her hands have lost their grip on my shoulders, her legs have slipped away from my thighs, leaving her entire body open, writhing, gushing, defenseless.
She’s quickly losing strength, but I can’t stop myself, and she rises to yet one more occasion to celebrate her uniquely sexual center. She’s looking right into my eyes, widely staring at me, mouth open in awe at the moment, almost unconscious, but not fearful. She’s learned over the years how to get to this point and she loves how quickly and often she can go there. And I've learned over longer years how to be attentive, patient, and true to my Southern roots practice "ladies first." But in this encounter, this moment, it's different for me and I think for her as well. I’m not in control, but also not under her
control. There is no control, just a changing of leads as we dance
into each other more and more deeply. Smiles will come with memories,
but this moment is so intense, there is no room or strength left for smiles, just
feelings and fluids. I’ll remember this moment for the rest of my life.
Spirited,
Sophisticated Sweetheart seeks Charming, Concert-loving Chap for
Delectable Dining, Symphonic Seductions, and Concupiscent Companionship.
Not restricted to Classical Concerts.
Well-versed in the idioms of
Jazz, Ballet, and Opera as well.
Have LBD (little black dress), will travel
The Seattle Symphony opened their 2013-14 season with a wonderful gala concert. Lang Lang was STUNNING in the Prokofiev 3rd Piano Concerto.
Here is a
recording snippet similar to what my sexy date and I experienced this
evening.*** Of course, it was much better with the Seattle Symphony!
What an INCREDIBLE pianist Lang Lang is!
He began lessons with Professor Zhu Ya-Fen
at age three. At the age of five, he won first place at the Shenyang
Piano Competition and performed his first public recital. This one is even better:
Also of note were the Seattle Chorale and orchestra in Borodin’s Polovtsian Dances. I felt the singers were quite bold and exciting in their difficult part of singing another language and counting for their entrances. :)
Here is the review - http://seattletimes.com/html/thearts/2021836150_langlangseattlexml.html * before we let our own fingers do the talking
I love social engagements with travelers visiting Seattle on business or local friends. Perhaps you are a visitor to Seattle who'd like to see the sights, or a local looking for a great way to spend a day. Maybe dining out at a fine restaurant and catching the latest exhibit at Seattle's Art Museum or enjoying an evening of fabulous food and outstanding music at Jazz Alley is right up your alley, no pun intended. Why go out alone, when it's always exciting to have a sophisticated, mature seductress on your arm to accompany you with enthusiasm and ardor to any number of interesting outings!
As an avid classical music lover may I suggest a Seattle Symphony concert. Perhaps you've been seeking a knowledgeable companion who shares your musical proclivities. Perhaps you've never understood what could possibly be interesting about classical music. I'll hold your hand throughout the entire 'ordeal' and give you good reason to smile. Whether you love the symphony or not, I promise you'll enjoy a symphonic seduction to remember!
So, you've got some free time, a lovely lady in mind, and aren't sure what to do? Here are a few varied suggestions for this Fall that I will keep updated for opportunities within and beyond the classical venue.
August -
ACT, A Contemporary Theatre presents In The Next Room, or the vibrator play
A stimulating comedy sure to create a buzz. Ranging from the tender to the farcical, this smart comedy ponders marriage and intimacy, and how electricity came along to fuse them.
September -
Chris Botti at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
Pink Martini at Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
Opening Night Concert & Gala w/Beethoven, Gershwin, and Ravel's Bolero - Seattle Symphony
Ludovic Morlot takes the stage in his first concert as Music Director in a program that nods to his French roots, and features a Seattle favorite: star cellist Joshua Roman. Welcome the Maestro with us. Special-purchase Gala tickets including cocktails, dinner, dancing and champagne intermission are available.
October -
The Atomic Bombshells Burlesque at Triple Door
The Atomic Bombshells are gearing up for our Future Space themed show! Our costume designers are working like androids to make this a spectacle of sci-fi costume splendor beyond even Barbarella (if you can imagine that, and we're sure you can!).
Rick Steves and the Cascade Symphony - EUROPE, a symphonic journey.
Emerald City Blues Festival - An amazing combination of dance instruction and great music.
For the 7th year running, the most popular instructors we've ever had, dance legends Steven and Virginie, to match our star-studded staff, and dance to music of Solomon Douglas and Brother Yusef.
Cello Divas - Eight cellists and a soprano? That limelight better be pretty big. Chamber music group Simple Measures hosts a performance of Bachianas Brasileiras no. 5 by Brazilian composer Heitor Villa-Lobos.
Pilobolus, Dance Company, UW World Series
Acrobatics liquefied into poetry.These fan-favorites return to Seattle to delight audiences with their unique brand of dance.
Carmen - Seattle Opera
Bizet’s sexy thriller about a soldier’s ill-fated obsession with the ultimate femme fatale is arguably the world’s most popular opera. Featuring truly brilliant orchestration, an unrivaled procession of hit tunes, and a stage full of gypsies, smugglers, factory girls, and “tor-ee-a-dors,” Carmen packs all the sizzle of Spanish culture into an irresistible theatrical event.
The Lord of the Rings with the Munich Symphony - Watch Frodo start his quest to save Middle-earth on the big screen as the Munich Symphony plays the Oscar-winning score to The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
SEDUCTION - Be seduced at the Seattle Erotic Arts Festival's official Halloween Party!
November -
Earshot Jazz presents Keith Jarrett
"Very simply, this is jazz at its finest," says the Los Angeles Times. The International Herald-Tribune adds, "The trio of Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette is about as good as jazz gets." This event is presented by Earshot Jazz, Seattle's nonprofit music, arts and service organization formed in 1984 to support jazz in the community.
Harvest Wine Tour and Cork Games
Head to the Olympic Peninsula where in between sips of new wine releases or perhaps a "Hot Spirited Apple Wine Toddy" you can try your hand at the "bung hole toss" or a host of other unique "cork games".
ACT, A Contemporary Theatre presents Double Indemnity
A nail-biting take on the famous novel probes the shadowy human soul. Lust, intrigue, and cliffhanging twists amp up this much-loved crime tale, which Billy Wilder also adapted for his classic noir film.
Cool Yule - Seattle Men's Chorus What would November and December be without “Seattle’s Other Holiday Tradition?” Plan now to bring your neighbors and friends to the unforgettable experience that is SEATTLE MEN'S CHORUS’ annual holiday musical extravaganza. This year a live swing band, complete with winds and brass, will complement a program filled with holiday favorites.
Sophie Milman at Jazz Alley International Vocal Jazz Sensation Touring in Support of her New Release "In The Moonlight"
A dinner-theater phenomenon! "To Savor Tomorrow" focuses on futuristic food in sync with the 1962 World's Fair's upbeat vision of technology to come. It is plated as a Cold War spy vs. spy spoof, an absurd farce with dashes of James Bond and Alfred Hitchcock.
Babeland presents
Tristan Taormino's Expert Guide to the G-Spot and Female Ejaculation. A subject of special interest to me, and hopefully, you!
Williamette Valley Wineries - Wine Country Thanksgiving
Kick off the holiday season with this unforgettable wine tasting weekend in the Willamette Valley! More than 160 wineries and tasting rooms will open their doors for special tastings, food pairings, live music & more. I do love a good Pinot!
Town Hall Concerts
Joshua Roman, former principal cellist with the Seattle Symphony, performs all six Bach Cello Suites. December/January Pink Martini Holiday Show with the Seattle Symphony Hosted at The Paramount Theater. “All of us in Pink Martini have studied different languages as well as different styles of music from different parts of the world. So inevitably, our repertoire is wildly diverse,” says Lauderdale. “At one moment, you feel like you’re in the middle of a samba parade in Rio de Janeiro, and in the next moment, you’re in a French music hall of the 1930s or a palazzo in Napoli. It’s a bit like an urban musical travelogue. We’re very much an American band, but we spend a lot of time abroad … and therefore have the incredible diplomatic opportunity to represent a broader, more inclusive America … the America which remains the most heterogeneously populated country in the world … comprised of people of every country, every language, every religion.”
Land of the Sweets - The Burlesque Nutcracker at the Triple Door
Experience what’s made Seattle’s “audiences for these sold-out shows…go wild” (Seattle Times) and discover what the discriminating burlesque aficionado has come to expect from a Verlaine & McCann production! Land of the Sweets turns the winter-time event you’ve dreaded since childhood into an unpretentious smash-up of classical dance and vintage bump at the hepist holiday party since the end of prohibition.
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony - Seattle Symphony
Welcome 2012 with Seattle Symphony! Start your evening with Beethoven’s mighty Ninth Symphony — featuring his famous “Ode to Joy” finale. Then, hail the New Year with a post-concert countdown and celebration. Or enjoy the final days of 2011 in concert with Beethoven's Ninth December 28-30.
Your day or evening out is something special - let me know what you desire, and I'll take care of the rest. The possibilities are only limited by our imaginations. Our time together will be unforgettable!
And now, would you help me with my zipper. please?
