Decorations and lights are springing up on the neighbours' houses and Im thinking far too early, then kinda realise it's not that early.


Now that makes me feel christmassy..
More to life than sheep


Alex was way better than me at the pole
Note the ear-friendly distance I kept my mouth from the microphone
Helly and Alex ponder the selections
Helly Standing by her Man
Obligatory bottle blow job shot..
Smile!
Awww, we love our Shauny
Thanks guys, it was fun! I may forgive you for surprising me, but I won't forget... I'm plotting my revenge...
Heres to March


Then I took them into the City Centre. It was really quiet, I think the torrential rain had kept normal people indoors. But it meant we had full use of the poles....

We partook in a little drinking..





Happy Turkey Day to all you Americans - although some of you have already buggered off to other places already and won't read this till you get back.| See me morph into Demi Moore |
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And I usually wear a Christmas Hat like this....



Following on from a post I did eons ago on MySpace about how Pole Dancing is becoming the new exercise, Tesco has a DIY kit. Now Ann Summers has done this for a while but Tescos?? 
If the truth be told, you enjoy the simple pleasures in life and long to have a baby, move to the country or settle down to a quiet life with someone special. Put your creativity to work and you will find the emotional security you crave.

The World is the most positive card in the Tarot, symbolises mental and sensual fulfillment. You have a bright future ahead, you will meet someone without having to go looking for them, they will come straight to you. The person will be full of charisma and will only have eyes for you, which will make you very happy, your relationship will be frank and sincere on both parts, with no games or confusion. This card also symbolises a joyful, happy sex life, with mutual pleasure it's only concern.
they can be done when the girls are in bed - they now want to help, and that just freaks me out. My decs have to be colour coordinated. The tree in the lounge is red and gold and the tree in the dining room is ivory and gold. Not too much to ask is it? No really, it's not is it? In fact it's not even the girls' fault - I blame school. Ever since they started nursery at 3, they have brought home hand-made things from school. Now, I'm not that cold hearted, they are sweet and I have kept everything my little angels have made me for every occasion, but do their decs really have to go on my tree? I used to carefully place them on the back of the trees so they couldn't be seen but that doesn't cut it anymore, Bethan proudly puts her gaudy coloured wool balls and her angels with dodgy wings right at the front and I cringe....does that make me a bad mother?

And wow, when I googled for a speculum, I found this one and it was on a sex toys page
That is one serious fucked up fetish.......
EDIT - The comments may be TMI for the wimpy male of the species.

These are my faves.
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Oh, and these are nice
And in black.......
I know, I know, I really don't need anymore boots but it's an addiction, I can't help it. I'm literally squirming in my chair just looking at them.
I need to get out more
but then I'd need more boots....

The bad news is, on scouring the Sky webpages, it seems unconfirmed news is Season 3 will not start till January which truly sucks. Apparently you get a break in between episodes but we will get the whole series in one so eventually we catch up.Guy Fawkes / Bonfire Night
5th November
Only 4 more days to Bonfire Night - a decidedly British celebration and one of my faves - although I wish they'd tried to blow up parliament in Summer cos it's too bloody cold in November. So for you foreigners, heres the lowdown on Guy Fawkes Night
Stars in the frosty night sky, piping hot baked potatoes, and the delighted gasps of children as golden fireworks explode in the heavens - there's nothing quite like the magic of Bonfire Night.
Bonfire Night celebrates the capture of 13 men, as they attempted to blow up Parliament and the King in 1605. The intention was to kill King James I and wipe out everyone in government. They chose the only day the Monarch attends Parliament for the State Opening. The group were Catholic extremists who wanted to return England to the Catholic faith. The 13 were not led by Guy Fawkes but by Robert Catesby, but as Guy Fawkes was caught with the 36 barrels of gunpowder he is the one most remembered.
One of the conspirators had a friend in the Houses of Parliament and sent a letter to him, warning him to stay away from the House on the day the attack was supposed to take place. The letter was intercepted and handed to the king. Meanwhile, Guy Fawkes and friends, having formulated their plan, known as the 'Gunpowder Plot', had rolled 36 barrels of gunpowder into the cellars of the Houses of Parliament, and were waiting for the king to arrive when guards broke in and arrested them. They were tortured and executed by being hung, drawn and quartered. It is still tradition for the Yeoman of the Guard to check the basements of Parliament on the day the Queen officially opens Parliament.
Every year since then , their capture has been celebrated by burning effigies of Guy Fawkes on huge bonfires and by having fireworks. Children make life-sized effigies of Guy Fawkes which are called Guys, to put onto the bonfires. The English have been burning effigies to mark Guy Fawkes' treason for almost 400 years. The tradition started in 1606, the year after the Gunpowder plot failed. In these first bonfires, called 'bone fires' at the time, it wasn't an effigy of Guy Fawkes that was burned, but one of the Pope. It was not until 1806, two centuries later, that the people started burning effigies of Guy Fawkes instead.
Children make a Guy by stuffing some old clothes with newspapers, craft a head out of material, and either draw a face on it or buy a special cardboard Guy Fawkes mask. Some enterprising kids use their younger brothers and sisters instead! For a few days beforehand children are pushing guys around in prams, push chairs and go-carts, saying 'A penny for the guy'. Adults then give them money - how much depends on how good the guy is. The money is then spent on sparklers, or at least it would be, if children were still allowed to buy fireworks in the UK, so it is spent on sweets instead.
Fireworks that are sent up on Bonfire night have really evocative names like, Roman Candles, Mount Vesuvius and Golden Shower (There’s a joke there somewhere but I won’t go there). There are also Catherine Wheels that spin and Sparklers that children write their names in the air with.
These days there are 3 ways to spend Bonfire Night
1. The cheapskate way is to sit your kids in front of the window and let them scour the sky for the fireworks.
2. You can take them to an organised Display – Probably the safest option and the one always recommended. But, its November, it’s freezing. The kids moan they are cold, they can’t see and the food is horrendously expensive. It’s also really noisy once the fireworks start so if your child hates bangs, they start screaming and you end up going home.
3. My choice. You buy some fireworks and Sparklers and have your own display in the garden. We have friends round. The kids can laugh as you light the fireworks and run like hell and if it’s cold you can nip in and out of the warm house. We cook some hot-dogs, burgers and jacket potatoes and eat them indoors in the warm.
Remember, remember the fifth of November,
Gunpowder treason and plot.
We see no reason
Why gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot!
Guy Fawkes, guy, t'was his intent
To blow up king and parliament.
Three score barrels were laid below
To prove old England's overthrow.
By god's mercy he was catch'd
With a darkened lantern and burning match.
So, holler boys, holler boys, Let the bells ring.
Holler boys, holler boys, God save the king.
And what shall we do with him?
Burn him!
