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I’m going to play with him, and make him buy me lingerie that I will wear for him, and the camera. Then I will make him wear it for me, because it’s my tradition. I make my boys dance in my lingerie because it makes me giggle in a way that only the boy I like, dancing in my lingerie can make me giggle.

I don’t care for mass produced, cheaply made, over-priced underwear. I don’t like buying my undergarments from malls, or low, to mid-priced department stores. I prefer my items not be made in China, and I prefer pieces that are created with genuine care, and heart. Imagine if the moon was making undies just for you, that’s what I want.

Here is a company that I adore, and window-browse via my computer screen every so often, Ayten Gasson

Here are some highlights from their About Us section,
“Launched in the summer of 2005, Ayten Gasson Lingerie has become recognised in the UK not only as a luxury lingerie label but for its firm commitment to supporting the UK fashion industry.
…To this day Ayten Gasson continues to utilise and support the UK fashion industry by producing every item, from garters to teddies, in small production units in London, Nottingham and Wales….
Ayten Gasson has now introduced a limited edition range of eco lingerie made using organic silk, and cruelty free peace silk pieces in time for autumn 2011. Unlike the traditional method of silk production where the cocoon is boiled alive, peace silk allows the silkworm to emerge from their cocoon and live out their full life. …”

Eco Lingerie? I can dig it. I enjoy pretty much everything about this website, company, and almost all their items.

I promise to play nice, and be good, if you’ll put me in pretty pieces, to lay next to you on your pillow.

Wouldn’t be the first time I was photographed in lingerie, and if you pay attention to that one time I was on that one show, on MTV, you’ll catch me and my homegirls in our knickers.

I love granny panties.
Love,
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This morning I listened to this song via YouTube, and my usb cord while driving in pretty rain,

Now I do not fully approve of all the lyrics in this song, I really do dig André 3000.
Then I get to work and see that my homie Tim has posted,

Love,
ZeBek

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Mike deGruy is a great storyteller, teller of truths.

From his website,
“… When it seemed time to return to Hawaii and finish his degree, two things happened in sequence that changed the course of his life.

The first of these incidents was on April 2, 1978. Mike and a fellow researcher were diving in a little known area of the Enewetak Atoll. Mike was taking still photographs when he was violently attacked by a Grey Reef shark, ripping the top of his right arm off and leaving him bleeding profusely in the “sharky” waters of the lagoon. His diving partner was less severely attacked by the same shark. They were 10 miles out, no land in sight and there was nobody in their 21 foot boat to help. Needless to say, things were grim for the two researchers as they were separated at the surface – left alone to deal with a dire situation in the middle of a lonely ocean.

It is still a mystery as to why Mike was not eaten that day. Enewetak is famous for its enormous population of sharks Mike was bleeding heavily, hundreds of yards away from an empty boat, his diving partner nowhere to be found, rough seas surrounding him and he was severely injured. It was the fact that he was 100% convinced he was going to die that saved his life. When you are already dead, there is no reason to panic, so Mike just rolled over on his back, used his left hand to clamp off the blood flow from his right arm, and slowly kicked toward the boat, waiting for the inevitable – even imagining where the first attack would hit him. The second attack never came and when Mike finally reached the boat, he saw blood on the gunwales his friend had made it back he called up and was helped into the boat. Two years and eleven operations later, he is fine, only a partially operating right hand and ugly scars left as reminders.

… For the last several years, in addition to continuing filmmaking, Mike has become a speaker, master of ceremonies and interviewer for a wide range of audiences. He has interviewed James Cameron, Sir David Attenborough, Al Gore and many others on stage and brings decades of experience of world travel, interactions with media broadcasters, dealings with foreign agencies, hundreds of ocean stories and tales of creatures great and small, to entertain his audiences. Mike has dived under the ice at both poles, been to all continents, become a submersible pilot, dived hundreds of times in many types of submersibles, filmed the hydrothermal vents in both the Atlantic and the Pacific and had more meals on the Titanic, now resting at 12,500 feet deep, than did the doomed passengers.”

Love,
ZeBek

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Having Neptune in Capricorn of the Second Haus is best described (in my opinion) by watching this movie,

Hunk 1987

Thank you to the gods of the ocean, and thank you Netflix.
Love,
ZeBek:.

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I received an email from Ian Reid today,
haha I love it!

<3,
ZeBekbasura

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via CT

foto: Rady

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On Netflix,

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ZeBekgarbage

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“Birthday thought: I consider myself a proudly visible member of the most invisible segment of our society – older women. I want to help redefine what society thinks an older woman should think like, look like, talk like, act like, work like – and fuck like. :)”- Cindy Gallop

Happy birthday to one of my favorite peeps! Cindy Gallop.

Can you tell I love her?
My heeero.

Happy happy Hump day, birthday!