Kelly and I go out everyday Los Angeles weather permits us to, which is pretty much everyday if you time it right.  😉

Every day wonderful:

Stocker Corridor Trail

There is a new parking lot at La Brea and Stocker Street.  On the Stocker Corridor Trail that winds its way almost two miles from La Brea Avenue to Presidio Drive (and then we turn around and walk up hill back to the car), you can see hawks and falcons, poppy flowers, lizards and beautiful views of the Los Angeles skyline.  Just under 4 miles, easy peasy.

Kenneth Hahn Park

Monday thru Friday unless it is a holiday, this Park is free to access.  Kelly and I park by the Duck Pond.  She likes to harass the geese.  We walk about 3 miles a day.  Sometimes we will get ambitious and walk up the hill to the mile circle and do a 4 or just over 4 mile hike.  There are many routes to take, it is never boring and the energy is great.

Weekend Specials

The LOS LIONES TRAIL to PARKER MESA  is a lush, moderate trail that climbs in switch backs from the Pacific Palisades into Topanga State Park to the top of Parker Mesa and one of the most incredible coastal views in Los Angeles.

Kelly and I do not do the full 7.28 just to the Parker Mesa Overlook.  We enter the Los Liones Trailhead, climb the switch backs of Los Liones, go out to the Paseo Mirimar Trail.  There is a bench here, where you can take in most the Los Angeles coastline.  About 1.3 miles up.  I’ve never made it all the way out to the Parker Mesa Overlook.  Someday.

SOLSTICE CANYON is a fun, very easy walk back to the waterfalls behind the 1950’s mansion ruins on mostly paved or fire roads.  This past the Stone and Tin House ruin.  Most of the walk is shady because of tree growth.  There are some single lane off shoot trails you can diverge on.

If you went the complete deer Valley Loop, it is over 6 miles.  Kelly and I do about 3.5 round trip to the tiered waterfalls.

Looking to do ThesSANDSTONE PEAK trail April 10th

This trail takes you to the highest point in the Santa Monica Mountains, past jagged peaks, riparian canyons, and popular rock climbing routes.  With killer views of the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Monica Bay, this is an absolute must-hike.  I will let you know.

The Good News:  I have more than enough confirmed pre-booked appointments confirmed with deposits that my Dallas tour (4 PM – Midnight, Tuesday, March 29;  I am available 9 am – 10 PM onWednesday and Thursday, March 30 – 31).  AND the Chicago tour (3 PM – Midnight, Tuesday, April 5th; I am available 9 am – 10 PM on Wednesday and Thursday April 6 & 7) are definite!

Next up will be Manhattan (8 PM – Midnight, Tuesday, April 26, 9 am – Midnight, Wednesday thru Friday, April 27 – 29) and Washington DC ( 7 PM – Midnight, Monday, May 9, 9 am – Midnight, Tuesday thru Friday, May 10 – 13).  Please pre-book your appointments so that I can confirm these tours!

The Sad News:  I have just cancelled the Houston tour.  Not enough confirmed appointments to cover my expenses.  Boo.

I will be available in Houston Tuesday, March 15, available 4 PM to Midnight; Wednesday, March 16 available 9 am to Midnight and Thursday, March 17 available 9 am – 1 PM.

I love Houston and really want to go.  I stay at this beautiful hotel and I can walk to the natural food store.  I am just 10 minutes by car from the central business district and 30 minutes from George Bush Intercontinental Airport or 25 minutes from William P. Hobby Airport.  I am 7 minutes from the Galleria, 1.8 miles.

What do you want to explore when your not at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo?  LOL  or I can bring my lasso and we can role play Rodeo Games.  😉

In order for me to tour, I must have sufficient pre-booking of my time, or I can’t justify the travel.  Boo.  I know but business smart.  I only need 4 hours of work pre-booked to make this trip confirmed.

If you want to see me at a beautiful hotel  near the Galleria, please contact me – NOW!!!

I love hearing about your kink, fetish and unleashed desires!

I am home in sunny California.

Being back East was wonderful.  All the play, kink, and fetishes.

Rubber catsuit time was very fun.  I really enjoyed and appreciated the opportunity to do Service Topping.  Hawt.  HawT. HAWT!

The Doctor/patient and Boss/submissive role play was great.

The opportunity to serve a young man who just wanted some time to be about him and not about Us.  That was powerful.  There is nothing wrong with having your erotic time be about your pleasure and not having to worry about or think about your partners pleasure, especially if you connect with a person who derives their pleasure from serving you, and it rocks their world to see you pleasured.  Consensual Play of the D/s dynamic is not wrong nor bad – it is hot and exciting for BOTH players.

To my regular play partners in Philadelphia, I thank you so much. You make it possible to go to Philadelphia EVERY time.

Thank you, each and every one of you.  The pleasure was ALL mine.

Thank you  for your support, Gents!

I have enough pre-booked appointments to confirm going on tour!

I still have availability Wednesday evening, Thursday evening, Friday, Saturday,  and Sunday.  So, if you just saw my ad, do use the Contact Me form and make an appointment.  I love to play!

Please, in your note to me, tell me a bit about you, what you are interested in, any fetishes you’d like to explore, what day/time works for you (please give a couple options) and how long of an appointment you are looking for (one hour, 1.5, 2 or more 😉   )

YAY!

Unless I have an appointment I hike in the morning at Kenneth Hahn Park.  This is such a fantastic park with many trails and options for Kelly (my rescue dog) and me.  There are two entrances, and bonus, at the entrance on Stocker and La Brea, you can opt out of Hahn Park and take Stocker Trail.

Sage is still my favorite restaurant , butternut squash with pesto.  yum, yum.

Thinking about going to Washington DC (February 23 – 28) and Philadelphia (February 29 – March 3) the end of February.  I need enough pre-booking to justify the tour.  Or I can’t go.  Every appointment counts towards my being able to travel, book your appointment using the Contact Me form today.

Go now! Book.  I know you want to have fun with me.  I am a good toy.  😉

I really want to travel and see you.  Kelly has a wonderful home to visit while I am gone with other dog-type chaps to play with.  So, book that appointment and let’s play!  I only need one more appointment to cover my expenses!

I am so glad you asked.

You may check it out here:  Giftster List

Gifts are always appreciated.

I am really loving staying in Los Angeles.

I am able to regulate my meals better.  I’m not perfect.  Very occasionally I do a run to Sweet Lady Jane’s for a sweet cake.  On the whole though, happy with my diet, meat that does not not have antibiotics, fresh fruit and vegetables, very low bread intake.

Kelly has been a big assistant in having me walk every day.  We take wonderful walks in Kenneth Hahn Park everyday.  The time depends on my schedule.

The dungeons and Play Spaces here are super nice.  In the SF Valley is The Catsuit Lounge, westside has a Play Space in Culver City (Centinela between Venice Blvd. and Culver Blvd.) ; and there is Dungeon East downtown (14th and Alameda) or Dungeon West (Hillcrest at Jefferson).

Now it is time to check my bag, go through my clothes and get ready for a fast trip to Atlanta.  I’m really looking forward to it.  I will be in Buckhead district Tuesday, then move to downtown at the CNN Center Wednesday and Thursday.

It’s always something.

That itch.  it creeps up on me.

I took off to back East.  I spent a week in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Manhattan and Boston.  It was glorious.  I played a LOT.  I had so much fun.  It means a great deal to me to be able to travel and have a heavy work load that makes the tour worth while.  AND I really love letting Robin Pachino be the slut she is.

I even took a day off, Halloween, and went to Salem.  I’d never been.  It was so cool, all the costumes, all the happiness.

Back in Los Angeles, November 7th, I was extremely grateful to my neighbors, whom watered my flowers and strawberry/herb garden.  YAY!  I made them Tomato Sauce as a thank you.

Yes, I have this nifty cool little herb garden with sages, oregano, thyme, rosemary, mint, basil, chamomile, fennel, dill, parsley, chives and red leaf lettuce.  And a hillside of strawberry plants.   It was a deserted patch of land the gardeners blew leaves and top soil off and down to the street, the rain in the winter makes it into a big mud slide, just ick.  So, I turned the soil, turned good soil into it and planted.  It makes me happy.  It is life, growing and smells nice.  The birds in my area evidently do not have any idea about urban gardens because they don’t notice it at all.

I got a rescue dog last week.  I went around to five shelters.  I sat with different dogs, asked the front staff about different dogs.  So much sadness there.  People get dogs and don’t train them, then they aren’t puppies anymore and they tear up everything and aren’t house trained.  Some dogs are escape artists.  There is a beautiful husky in the West side Shelter who is well behaved.  people adopt him and he just runs away.  They can’t contain him, it’s a hassle and he ends up back at the shelter.  So, my dog…..

She was labeled German Shepard.  She isn’t.  She is a Rottweiler and Pit Bull mix.  To say that would have been death.  She is the sweetest dog.  The NoKillLosAngeles Shelter got her from the South Los Angeles Shelter.  A family turned her in.  They say she is 5 but I wonder if she is older.  She has a lot of gray around her nose.  It’s okay to be older.  Did you know nose prints are like fingerprints?  She is house trained, doesn’t get on furniture and quiet.  We are learning to walk and not pull.

I have had a good rest, and today, I really have that itch.  I want to work.  Where are the gents?

How does anyone choose a correct shoe for your foot and needs anymore?  How do you know what is actually a good shoe with support for your foot?  As opposed to a popular brand and the latest color fashion trend?

A shoe should fit your foot, not your foot trying to fit into the shoe.

Things to keep in mind:

• Achilles notch. Reduces stress on the Achilles tendon.
• Ankle collar. Cushions the ankle and ensures proper fit.
• Upper. Holds the shoe on your foot and is usually made of leather, mesh or synthetic material. Mesh allows better ventilation and is lighter weight.
• Insole. Cushions and supports your foot and arch. Removable insoles can be laundered or taken out to dry between walking sessions.
• Midsole. Provides comfort, cushioning and shock absorption.
• Outsole. Makes contact with the ground. Grooves and treads can help maintain traction.
• Toe box. Provides space for the toes. A roomy and round toe box helps prevent calluses.
• Gel pad. Cushions and reduces impact when your foot strikes the ground.
• Roll bar. Helps stabilize your foot if it tends to roll inward when striking the ground.

Consider your foot type.  Mine are short and wide with the big toe longest and a high arch.

Here are some tips for finding the best fit in a pair of walking shoes:

• Wear the same socks you’ll wear when walking, or take the socks with you to the store.
• Shop for shoes after you’ve been walking for a while, and later in the day, when your feet are at their largest.
• Buy shoes at an athletic shoe store with professional fitters or at a store where you have lots of options.
• Ask the salesperson to measure both feet, measure them yourself, or have a friend or family member help you. Measure your feet each time you buy shoes, because your foot size can change gradually over years. Stand while your foot is measured to get the most accurate measurement.
• If one foot is larger than the other, try on a pair that fits your larger foot.
• Try on both shoes and check the fit. Wiggle your toes. If you don’t have at least a half-inch (1.3 centimeters) between your longest toe and the end of the shoe — approximately the width of your finger — try a larger size.
• Be sure the shoe is wide enough. The side-to-side fit of the shoe should be snug, not tight. If you’re a woman with wide feet, consider men’s or boys’ shoes, which are cut a bit larger through the heel and the ball of the foot.
• Walk in the shoes before buying them. They should feel comfortable right away. Make sure your heel fits snugly in each shoe and doesn’t slip as you walk.