butch46163@yahoo.com wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 5:30 pm
Glad you cleared up the serial killer in the Katie story! the serial killer part took me by surprise very dark twist
The serial killer even creeped me out a bit. But he was there for a reason, and he served his purpose. I don't think I'll be bringing him back.
butch46163@yahoo.com wrote: ↑Fri Mar 31, 2023 5:30 pm
anyway way this week Kaylyn story is starting off Hot can`t wait to see how many more spankings she in for
Kaylyn is definitely doing to get more spankings in her role as Princess Callipygia... however something tomorrow will cause a slight delay in the next episode of her story.
I can't remember, B00m - did you show Katie wearing her "Q T π" (Cutie Pie) T-shirt before? Anyway, it's, well - cute!
Cute too is the idea of "No Spanking Saturday" which as I wrote in my plug (to be posted shortly) sounds like it might be part of the Easter season, coming right after Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Alas for Katie, if that's what she thought she should have paid more attention back in Sunday School, because no Christian denomination recognizes such a holiday and besides, if it did exist it would come a week later (on April 8 this year). Saturday April 1 is a very different holiday, one that has entrapped a foolish female who has received her just desserts!
A very clever and satisfying little episode. And I'm sure everyone is eagerly awaiting the next installment of your Princess Callipygia story .
willjohn wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 6:21 pm
Fine by me because every attempt at a trick by Katie finds her in the head down, arse up across the knee position we love so much.
Most likely, Katie is going to try sooner or later to pull a trick on Bullmoose, or somebody else. The result will be as you've predicted: she'll get pulled across his lap!
willjohn wrote: ↑Tue Apr 04, 2023 6:31 pm
Just by the way, I am 75 and my memory is fine.
Congratulations! My mother had senile dementia (some people called it "Alzheimer's disease"). It was terrible.
web-ed wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 9:06 am
I can't remember, B00m - did you show Katie wearing her "Q T π" (Cutie Pie) T-shirt before? Anyway, it's, well - cute!
Yes, I've drawn Katie wearing a T-ahirt with that inscription before. I don't remember when. I'll have to check my old posts to find it.
web-ed wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 9:06 am
Cute too is the idea of "No Spanking Saturday" which as I wrote in my plug (to be posted shortly) sounds like it might be part of the Easter season, coming right after Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Alas for Katie, if that's what she thought she should have paid more attention back in Sunday School, because no Christian denomination recognizes such a holiday and besides, if it did exist it would come a week later (on April 8 this year). Saturday April 1 is a very different holiday, one that has entrapped a foolish female who has received her just desserts!
I don't know what day last Saturday was on the calendar of Christian holy days. I was raised in a Christian denomination that didn't observe as many of those days as the Catholica do. I think I just missed "Palm Sunday" not too long ago. That day would have an ENTIRELY different meaning for the men in Katie's life!
web-ed wrote: ↑Thu Apr 06, 2023 9:06 am
A very clever and satisfying little episode. And I'm sure everyone is eagerly awaiting the next installment of your Princess Callipygia story.
I'm glad you liked it.
And I'm planning to post the next installment of the Princess Callipygia story on Sunday.
*spoiler alert* Kaylyn is going to get a spanking!
Sorry to hear what happened to your mother, Boom. My mother died at 83 from breast cancer but was sane to the end. Dad lived to 77, he would wander off to the shops and come back with a tin of shaving cream. It was a kind of arthritis that affected the brain. When he died (at 77) he left a shelf of shaving-cream. My brother was then the sole male occupant of the house and he has a beard.
And sorry to hear about your parents too. I suppose in our age-group, not many of us have parents that are still alive, but the circumstances of their deaths are usually tragic, especially to those who love them.
My father's death was an indirect result of cortizone. When he was diagnosed with arthritis in the '50s, his doctor prescribed a dosage that was typical for that time. By today's standards it would be considered an overdose. Back then, nobody knew about the long-term side-effects of that stuff. All they knew was that it helped him deal with the pain and stay mobile.
I have mixed feelings about it. He died in his sixties... but he was able to walk until the last week of his life.
A shelf of shaving cream would be wasted on me too. I've had a beard since I was able to grow one.
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