Shoot @ MindSay 
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Looking out upon the world
Reflections are a fun to shoot; they have a way of changing ones aspects of self.
Interesting pattern of light, shadows and colors, playing itself out upon the Mall floor
Water umbrellas, dancing in their small fountain
Rest for the Mothers fun for the Children
I shudder to think of just what it soundedlike to the neighbors. She was loud, especially during the anal strap-on scene.
Well, now I am working on all the stuff I have been meaning to catch up on online.
I'm taking NiteFlirt calls tonight, but unfortunately I will probably not be on cam till the new cam I ordered arrives in a week, unless I get to borrow one before then.
I'll be sure to announce it if I do find one I can borrow till then.
I am also about to add a new gallery on My CherryTap of some X-rated photos from the recent video I shot, directed by Julie Simone.
It is called "House on Horny Hill", and will released by a new company called "Abigail" this October... just in time for Halloween.
This film is not really a fetish film, per se... it is more a Lesbian line.
It also stars Varla Vex, Zenova Braeden, Sinnamon Love, Miss Conduct, Rucca Paige, Lena Ramon, and Kitty Langdon.
I really look forward to the next project I will be in directed by Julie.
As always, I will keep you posted.
Mistress Genevieve
Click the button to reach Me on NiteFlirt...
Last year in the late winter I convinced a not-yet-launched site, that though they didn't think they wanted a Domina on the set, that they most certainly they did, and they hired Me.
The first shoot went fine up until the tight confined area we were shooting in and the extremely hot photographers lighting while tight laced into a black 22 inch corset made My sight start to flicker black, and I near fainted from heat exhaustion and got sick... for a while I sat up in Brittany Andrew;s studio office before recuperating and going back to the basement to tie up our last rental hour and Alsana Sin in the photos seen here.
So the photos came out great even if My condition that day was a most unpleasant one, so we looked forward to the next shoot.
It went so well that the owners of the site called Me discussing a sweet deal to work out to be the female counterpart to Kris Ren, their male Dominant on the site...I really looked forward to this prospect and opportunity and the next shoot that week.
So why did this plan never come to be actualised? Well the next shoot was on a damp day, but not unlike any winter day during that time of year. Though it was what a person from Southern California would call "rain" a girl from Texas would call it "sprinkling". I had a Stanley Tools stroller cases full of gear, in addition to leopard printed lsuitcase that also was a stroller design, nd the massive matching gym bad with a shoulder strap... I was headed down town to Brittany Andrew's studio for a shoot and could not possibl manage tgese bags alone, much less on public transit. I called a cab and was assured I only had to wait 10 to 15 minutes.
I sat on line waiting for the cab when I saw it had been 20 minutes. I called the cab company and they assured Me not that it was near, and told Me that I had not missed the call of a previous cab... I called the studio and let them know what the cab company HAD told Me..."We'll be there in 10-15 minutes" By then it was 20 min (before the cab company was called again) plus the 5 minutes to recall a cab , plus another 20 minutes, and at first I thought this one was on its way so it would be stupid to have a cab from somewhere else that ay take even longer.
We had started off minutes late, as it was, so there was 1 out of 5 hours studio time lost. The cycle continued for another hour , and I broke and called for back up.., that didn't come either. What the fuck... so we had lost 2 hours put of the 5 the studio was available and rented to us for...
This went on for one a half hour past that and put me in a crappy mood ...
I did the math again.
2 and a half hours were already lost.
It would be no less than 30-45 minutes if by some miracle I had left the studio that very second..
.but it eould be more realistically an hour or more with the transfering luggan from the house to the cab,
and from the cab to the studio, and rack up more time to get the gear down to the set down in the basement. So in all actuality we lost a minimum of 3 hours of 5, and no cab in site, just the word of the already discredited cab agent.
The minutes continued to pass, and after 15 more had come and gone with no cab I figured the time to change into the fetish attire which I most certainly could not wear out of the house...so now a miracle cab had one manifested and teleported us at a non-rush hour pace woukd still leave onky an hour and a half if even that...so I called and said that I felt that they should not pay for the cab for me, and they had been shooting the best they could without me.,.. but I was a major part of the planned shoot for that day. I felt bad, but that particular studio locks down at 6pm. We had lost too much of the day,
Though one owner of the site had simular experiences with cabs and understood it to be a very real thing that happens, the other was not experienced with such methods of transportation enough to have ever thought a cab company might possibly do such a thing, and it was especially hard for him to believe that this kind of situation with cabs could have dragged out over 3 hours...
If I had known that not chosing to get there the last 30 minutes turned my possibility of loosing the offer from "possible" to "definite" then I would have ket the blow about $50 on the cab for me to geth there and rush to gat changed and the equipment and shoot all ready to roll and get few or no photos taken by the stroke of 6.
And so there it was... I guess that was My official welcome to Hollywood complete with the "One that got away." I hear that its the story you get all the time here.
By Samantha L. Quigley
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22, 2006 – Two military relief agencies were the beneficiaries when amateur and professional clay shooters took aim in July during the Pawling Mountain Invitational, at the Pawling Mountain Club in New York. The Pawling Mountain Club sponsored the fundraising event benefiting the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and the Army Emergency Relief fund. John O'Connor, president of the club, presented representatives of the two agencies with donations totaling about $30,000 during a ceremony at the Pentagon yesterday.
Both agencies are members of the Defense Department's America Supports You program, which highlights grassroots and corporate support for U.S. military members. "I left it up to donors to pick their (charities), and about two-thirds went to the Navy, and about one-third went to the Army," O'Connor said. "If you think about it, Navy and Marine is two (organizations), so it's kind of a third, a third, a third."
O'Connor is an alumnus of the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference, a secretary of defense-sponsored program for America's civic and business leaders interested in expanding their knowledge of the military and national defense. Having taken place more than 70 times since its introduced in 1948, the conference is the oldest existing Pentagon outreach program. It also had an influence on O'Connor's initiation of the fund-raiser.
"There's a huge reservoir of goodwill toward people in the services, but it's frustrated because there's such a separation today," he said, explaining that, by percentage of the population, fewer people are serving in the armed forces than ever before. This translates into less incidental contact with servicemembers and, consequently, less knowledge of opportunities to support the troops, he said.
Acting on those good intentions can be as simple as writing a check to a support organization, O'Connor said. "There are great institutions and organizations, like Navy-Marine (Corps) Relief Society, like Army Emergency Relief, who are members of America Supports You, who can operationalize your good will," he said. "They know how to make it happen. They need funding. They need resources. They need help, and (the public) can directly help."
His goal in organizing this fundraiser, the first of a series, was to step up and offer those unsure of how to support the troops a way to do so. He and his wife are offering that venue through a foundation they have established.
"We underwrite 100 percent of the expenses associated with all these events so that 100 percent of the proceeds go directly to the organizations," O'Connor said. "There's no overhead allocation; there's no friction. It's just 100 percent of the proceeds on the problem."
The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society and Army Emergency Relief share the same mission of providing financial and other assistance to active-duty and retired servicemembers and their families. Representatives of both agencies currently benefiting from the O'Connors' efforts said donations are always needed.
"I think all the aid societies can use it," retired Army Sgt. Maj. Steve Broadway, who represents Army Emergency Relief, said. "As the money goes out, you've got to replenish it. If we don't get the unsolicited donations like this, ... then we won't exist for long."
John Alexander, representing the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, agreed, adding that donations to these groups benefit all servicemembers.
"All four of the military aid societies have reciprocity agreements," Alexander said. "Any member of the armed forces can get help from any of the ... military aid societies."
August 19th
I am tired of writing after I have written 2 messy letters.
“Fuck” is really an all-powerful word. However, I like “shit” and “shoot” better. Haha, I know many people hate Americans but like the word “fuck” such as my Russian friends. They hate Americans and English very much, but I heard they spoke the word “fuck” more than once.
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