I recently took a trip to Kiama for the first time which is a coastal town which is just over 2 hours drive south of Sydney. You can, of course, drive the more scenic route stopping at the Sea Cliff Bridge, Stanwell Park, rainforest walks and the coastal drive.
It is known for the Kiama Blowhole and Little Blowhole. Heading north, the Kiama Coast Walk trail links the blowholes to the columns of Cathedral Rocks, with whale-watching spots along the way. The beaches have calm water for swimming. It’s such a relaxing place to stay and great to get out of Sydney for a change of pace.
Cathedral Rock
So if you would like a day trip I’m available for bookings to show you this beautiful scenery.
It has been a difficult year for some coming out of Covid into an unknown economy, but was also filled with wonderful clients and new adventures.I would like to thank all the clients I have seen over the year, great company, good conversations and the sensual pleasures.
Thank you to all of you. I look forward to seeing you in 2023.
Lets share some kindness, happiness in our lives and stay safe.
Where did the year go. It seems to have flown by and not much has happened except mainly for being in lockdown due to Covid-19. A similar story for everyone as last year. The days of missing a hug are hopefully behind us. We all need to feel a connection with other people. It releases the feel-good hormone oxytocin that flows when we bond with others. I know I missed my hugs. We will have to learn to live with this virus for some time or years to come and it will be the new “norm”.
I certainly do miss travelling seeking adventures. I must admit I did have a couple of small trips of adventure to Melbourne and the Northern Territory.
I would like to say a big thank you to all my clients, regular and new clients who I have had the privilege to meet and share some fun with over the year whether it was by phone chats, messages or being able to see you in a session.
I hope you all had a very happy Christmas and New Year with your loved ones and family. Stay safe over the holiday period.
I wish 2022 will be full of happiness, kindness, harmony and health.
Here we are again in Covid Lockdown in Sydney. This is my third lockdown. As you are aware it is a difficult time for everyone being far more strict in our movements.
I have been keeping busy by planting flowers which have now began to bloom, cooking, reading and binge watching the Crown.
I also go for my daily walks along the coastal tracks. You are totally alone and in isolation as you take in the beauty of the coastline. If you live near the beach it helps clear the mind.
Reduces stresses by making you feel at ease;
Boosts your creativity by clearing your head to allow you to clearly focus;
If you cannot be near the seaside, getting out each day for physical exercise in the park is also just as good for your wellbeing.
I also reminisce the day I will be able to travel again to places like Africa, tropical islands ie Bora Bora. Most importantly the smaller things in life just to be able to see family and friends.
I would like to thank my lovely clients who have been in contact with me to check on my wellbeing and given me support. I look forward to the day I will be able to see you and share a dinner or lunch date with you. If you would like to see more of me in new lingerie would be happy to receive a Westfield Gift Voucher.
None of us like being in lockdown but please do the right thing and stay at home so we can come out sooner than later. All I can say is be safe and keep social distancing, plus wear a mask. Most importantly please get vaccinated so we can start to live a normal life again. I am fully vaccinated now.
I am not one to visit a lot of museums to see art but decided to see the Botticelli to Van Gogh Exhibition in Canberra as it would be a once and life time opportunity. This exhibition includes over 500 years of art featuring 55 of the world’s most famous artists exhibiting 60 paintings including Botticelli, Van Gogh, Monet, Rembrandt, Renoir, Goya, Titian, Gauguin, Cezanne to name a few.
The draw card for this exhibition is Vincent van Gogh “Sunflowers” 1888. I must admit the painting draws you into the room with its bright vivid yellow colours of sunflowers. Claude Monet’s “The Water-lily pond” 1899.
Van Gogh “Sunflowers” Monet’s “The Water-lily Pond”
There were so many beautiful paintings which seemed life like from these great artists.
For me one of my favourites which draw me back to the painting as I love nature and outdoors was John Constable’s painting of “Cenotaphy to the memory of Sir Joshua Reynolds erected in the grounds of the Coleorton Hall, Leicestershire by the late Sir George Beaumont” 1833-36.
Another painting I loved was Henri Fantin-Latour “A Basket of roses” 1890.
If you get the chance while in Canberra I would suggest you visit the National Art Gallery to see these great Artist’s work as we may never get to see them again in Australia. The Exhibition runs to June 14.
A new year has arrived and I wish everyone a Happy New Year 2021. For me the closure of 2020 was the end of a most difficult year for me personally and challenges which I never thought I would have to overcome.
I hope you all had a very happy Christmas and New Year. I would like to say a big thank you to all my clients, regular and new clients who I have had the privilege to meet and share some fun with over the year whether it was by phone chats, messages or being able to see you in a session.
Being in lockdown I found difficult and to have a second lockdown over Christmas and New Year was hard not being able to be around family and friends. Plus the continued harassment which I thought had stopped only to start over Christmas and New Year. This person is paranoid. Christmas is a time for forgiveness and letting go and understanding if there is no reason for all this.
I also dealt with a number of family and friends’ deaths over the year and more so a family death 3 days before Christmas. Having to deal with this during lockdown was not easy. Any way 2020 is certainly a year I would like to put behind me. As a saying goes this year “20 20 won” .
2020 taught me to be a better and stronger person and start a new beginning with 2021 full of happiness, kindness, harmony, health and most importantly the vaccine for Covid-19 works so that we can move on with our lives in a safe environment. This year will be about moving forward and not taking any nonsense from anyone this year and to see where it leads us on our journey.
Spring is one of my favourite months when buds on the tree burst into bloom. I especially love the cherry blossoms and jacaranda trees.
‘Blossom’ is another word for flower which is usually flowers on trees of orchards. It is a sign that winter is over and the end of July the blossoms start to bloom. Plus the summer fruit will soon be here – peaches, pears, plums, cherries to name a few.
On a recent visit to Canberra in August I was able to see the cherry blossoms which were blooming around Lake Burley Griffith.
Jacarandas have a beautiful purple blue flower which flowers in late October to mid November which leaves a carpet of blue as their flowers fall to the ground. You can see the trees dotted all over Sydney especially along the foreshore. They are actually all over Australia. People flock to see the trees and the spectacular beauty for photos.
The proper name is jacaranda mimosifolio and are native to South America and have been growing in Australia for over 150 years, despite not native to Australia.
Jacarandas represents wisdom, rebirth, wealth and good luck. Legend says if the flower falls on your head, it means good fortune for you.
I went for a walk in the botanical gardens to see the large jacaranda tree while being able to view the beautiful harbour Sydney has to offer.
So take a walk in the botanical gardens to see the jacaranda tree. I’m available to accompany you as a social companion. See my services and rates for details.
Living in a world affected by Covid-19 has not been easy. So many of us have lost our jobs as well as my fellow sex workers.
My civvie job and my sex work are on hold now and like many of us in the industry I have no income coming in with bills and a loan to pay. These have been difficult times. For all of us this is unchartered waters in unprecedent times.
I never imagined living through a pandemic. To see our supermarket shelves empty with the basic essentials to survive. People going crazy over toilet paper. That will go down in history. We all need to support one another by showing some kindness. We need resilience, respect and courage.
Sydney CBD deserted
I recently had a death in the family during these difficult times. Attending the funeral was a different experience. Everyone practiced physical distancing. No-one touched each other, no hugs or consoling one another. It was heart-breaking not being able to share the grief. The funeral home provided hand sanitiser to everyone as we left (which sadly is almost a metaphor for the service sanitised). This is the new norm.
I usually go to the beach for walks to clear my mind but have been staying away due to so many people not social distancing. I will continue to do so when I can when I know I will be on my own to do the right thing with social distancing. Other times I am self-isolating. I’m keeping active by walking in the park or riding a bush bike each day.
I have also been dealing with harassment because that person has taken it upon themselves to jump to conclusions without any proof of evidence to back up their assumptions about me on a matter. It’s been a stressful time for me.
If you would like to help me make it through this period I would truly appreciate any financial support that you may care to make. Would love to hear from you if you are able to help me out.
If you would like to chat at any time to keep in touch with one another and provide the companionship that you may need, happy to chat for a small donation.
To all my wonderful clients thank you so much for all your support. I hope to see you soon when we come out the other side of Covid-19. Especially looking forward to a dinner or lunch date to enjoy some good conversation, meal and fun. See my services
Remember #socialdistancing so we can continue living in a world affected by Covid-19, beat this and be safe. Hopefully a vaccine will be found soon.
The summer season has come to an end. It has been a summer I’m sure many of us would like to forget and one I hope will never be repeated. The devastating bushfires which so many lives and homes were lost. I had several friends who almost lost their homes down around Bega and in the Southern Highlands. The lost of wildlife which so sad to which our koala is close to extinction. Sydney was blanketed in smoke for months as the bushfires burned making it hard to breathe some days.
Smokey Days
We endured drought and then we had the rain which was needed but only to bring floods. So nature has not been kind to Australia this summer as it says farewell for another season. As I take my last walk along the beach for summer which is slowly becoming isolated, it’s time to reflect what has occurred. You can feel the nip in the air in the mornings and evening. The autumn months will approach with the leaves on the tree turning a beautiful golden colour.
My friends recently came back from a trip to Lima, Peru where they visited the Larco Museum which houses ancient artifacts. But in a gallery segregated from the main gallery are 1500 year old year old erotic sexual pottery, pre-Columbian Moche pottery which depicts the Adean people’s explicit sexuality.
Spooning Erotic Pottery
They say it presents the physical act of sex as an affront to the Catholic faith. But the art also suited the Spanish need to define indigenous people as “carnal”, “lustful” and pagan” tribes which would declare war so that the Spanish could expand their territory. The pottery is not of traditional sex but men and women having anal sex, women performing oral sex on men and men masturbating.
Oral Erotic Sexual Pottery
Anal intercourse was accepted and practiced as a form of birth control.
