Swannie's Random Stuff

[Polranny]

It was a facetious statement. I always post exactly what I wish to post. You are lucky I haven't worked out a way a subtly censoring naked handstands yet.

I am glad you like it. It's sometimes nice to share scenery

It wasn't bad. When you rolled the sheets and quilt just right there was an edge to be found on it.



Don't worry, I post exactly what I want to post.

We appreciate it all

 

[UKgreyas]

Don't worry, I post exactly what I want to post.

1) I'm not worried

and 2) I worked that fact out already.

 

[ohverbatum7]

I always post exactly what I wish to post.

Have you ever regretted any of your posts?

 

[missswannie]

I always post exactly what I wish to post.

Have you ever regretted any of your posts?

Not particularly, but sometimes in posting in other people's threads I have often looked back and thought could I have been more tactful or rephrased something.

 

[Joxlrg]

Are you back home yet?

 

[missswannie]

Are you back home yet?

Indeed I am. I had the weekend here.

 

[Joxlrg]

Beach day??

 

[missswannie]

Beach day??

Regrettably no, plenty of other stuff that needs to be done. Pool when I get home if that is any consolation to the imagination.

 

[missswannie]

I heard moaning on the other side of the world about wet and cold weather and thought I should contribute to your collective warmth, one way or the other. February is dry heat here but also the monsoon weather up north, so it sometimes gives us a few cloud layers to get trapped in offshore which make for interesting sunsets.
Friday night after I got back I got dragged off to the soccer. It is one of the few times in a year that I find myself in front of the round ball game but the back drop on the old side of the stadium behind the city buildings did kind of make up for it. Clients, so yay, go Glory.

On the weekend, nothing like a pint of ice cold micro brewery beer straight out of the tanks. This pub is right on the beach and it was pretty warm still at 7pm. Every expat that comes out here groans at the Perthians that explain everything with "but its dry heat". Indeed it is dry heat. Ended up with a couple too many under my belt, so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly instead of going for a swim.

And a bit of summer cool dressing. About to head to the car, wriggle my bra off through my sleeve, and head home to a direct line through the house to the pool.

 

[Todger65]

That is one lovely view, and so is that fiery sunset. I’ve never seen anything like that before.

 

[Joxlrg]

What a lovely evening. I would love to sit back and enjoy a beer with you and that view. You have many stories I’m sure,with all of your travels. I bet we would be well entertained after sunset for sure. Are there any fire pit areas around the beach??
We get sunsets here every bit as lovely as the one in your pics. I do enjoy warm nights. Beachside. With a beverage and a friend to laugh and enjoy with!

 

[zekuma]

I heard moaning on the other side of the world about wet and cold weather and thought I should contribute to your collective warmth, one way or the other. February is dry heat here but also the monsoon weather up north, so it sometimes gives us a few cloud layers to get trapped in offshore which make for interesting sunsets.
Friday night after I got back I got dragged off to the soccer. It is one of the few times in a year that I find myself in front of the round ball game but the back drop on the old side of the stadium behind the city buildings did kind of make up for it. Clients, so yay, go Glory.

On the weekend, nothing like a pint of ice cold micro brewery beer straight out of the tanks. This pub is right on the beach and it was pretty warm still at 7pm. Every expat that comes out here groans at the Perthians that explain everything with "but its dry heat". Indeed it is dry heat. Ended up with a couple too many under my belt, so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly instead of going for a swim.

And a bit of summer cool dressing. About to head to the car, wriggle my bra off through my sleeve, and head home to a direct line through the house to the pool.

Gorgeous, its one of those famous WA Sunset Coast sunsets. You people have it lucky over there with your 50 types of sunset thingy.
The up the legs and beyond pics are too hurtful on the eye either!

 

[AngelicaS1780]

Gorgeous skies.

 

[tbearatl]

I heard moaning on the other side of the world about wet and cold weather and thought I should contribute to your collective warmth, one way or the other. February is dry heat here but also the monsoon weather up north, so it sometimes gives us a few cloud layers to get trapped in offshore which make for interesting sunsets.
Friday night after I got back I got dragged off to the soccer. It is one of the few times in a year that I find myself in front of the round ball game but the back drop on the old side of the stadium behind the city buildings did kind of make up for it. Clients, so yay, go Glory.

On the weekend, nothing like a pint of ice cold micro brewery beer straight out of the tanks. This pub is right on the beach and it was pretty warm still at 7pm. Every expat that comes out here groans at the Perthians that explain everything with "but its dry heat". Indeed it is dry heat. Ended up with a couple too many under my belt, so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly instead of going for a swim.

And a bit of summer cool dressing. About to head to the car, wriggle my bra off through my sleeve, and head home to a direct line through the house to the pool.

Love the stories and of course the pics. Thanks missswannie.

 

[ohverbatum7]

so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly

This view has so much going for it, a lovely sunset, a nice bit of leg on show, and a bonus, pointing toes: After careful examination, no beer belly in sight.

 

[AlliaPotestas]

I heard moaning on the other side of the world about wet and cold weather and thought I should contribute to your collective warmth, one way or the other. February is dry heat here but also the monsoon weather up north, so it sometimes gives us a few cloud layers to get trapped in offshore which make for interesting sunsets.
Friday night after I got back I got dragged off to the soccer. It is one of the few times in a year that I find myself in front of the round ball game but the back drop on the old side of the stadium behind the city buildings did kind of make up for it. Clients, so yay, go Glory.

On the weekend, nothing like a pint of ice cold micro brewery beer straight out of the tanks. This pub is right on the beach and it was pretty warm still at 7pm. Every expat that comes out here groans at the Perthians that explain everything with "but its dry heat". Indeed it is dry heat. Ended up with a couple too many under my belt, so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly instead of going for a swim.

And a bit of summer cool dressing. About to head to the car, wriggle my bra off through my sleeve, and head home to a direct line through the house to the pool.

Maybe moaning but if we Brits didn’t talk about the weather, what would we talk about?

I did lose a couple of fence panels to storm Ciara, replaced one but still the other to do... if I end up doing in storm Dennis this weekend, I shall think of your red skies to warm me up,

 

[Micio_Lambire]

I love all the pictures you share. So many places I'll likely never make it to and your gorgeous self as well.

I am indeed moaning about the weather. I hate snow and here it is February with a winter storm coming tomorrow supposedly bringing us 6" of that four letter word before Thursday evening. Blech.

Anywho, enough of that.

 

[missswannie]

That is one lovely view, and so is that fiery sunset. I’ve never seen anything like that before.

That cloud pattern is usually a May one where we have them day after day. At this time of the year it is most often clear skies so orange over the ocean.

What a lovely evening. I would love to sit back and enjoy a beer with you and that view. You have many stories I’m sure,with all of your travels. I bet we would be well entertained after sunset for sure. Are there any fire pit areas around the beach??
We get sunsets here every bit as lovely as the one in your pics. I do enjoy warm nights. Beachside. With a beverage and a friend to laugh and enjoy with!

Generally don't have fire pits on the beaches. The chances of setting the dunes on fire is too great. When I was a teenager we would have fires on the beach, dance to music, drink, kiss and shag in the dunes etc.

Gorgeous, its one of those famous WA Sunset Coast sunsets. You people have it lucky over there with your 50 types of sunset thingy.
The up the legs and beyond pics are too hurtful on the eye either!

Too hurtful.... Yes it is called the Sunset Coast, same as any west coast actually...

Gorgeous skies.

Don't befriend a Peth person on Facebook otherwise all you get is beach and sunset. Hang on a sec, I do that don't I....

Love the stories and of course the pics. Thanks missswannie.

Welcome. I always love reading what everyone else is up to so quite like sharing my part of the world. In addition to the fun stuff.

so relented to keeping my dress on and sitting on the beach with my expanding beer belly

This view has so much going for it, a lovely sunset, a nice bit of leg on show, and a bonus, pointing toes: After careful examination, no beer belly in sight.

Oh yes there was. If I drink beer then eventually I get a tummy. Not that I mind that, mum tums and all. The bloke and his friends have a thing for muffin tops and mum tums so I am safe.

Maybe moaning but if we Brits didn’t talk about the weather, what would we talk about?

I did lose a couple of fence panels to storm Ciara, replaced one but still the other to do... if I end up doing in storm Dennis this weekend, I shall think of your red skies to warm me up,

Always lose the odd fence panel. My lovely wooden Jarrah picket fences are almost all gone now bar a couple of sections I keep. It's all privacy brick and limestone walls and metal fencing now.
Red skies at night.... I should post a pic of the moonset the other day. Sun just coming in the east behind and the full moon setting over the ocean to the west.

I love all the pictures you share. So many places I'll likely never make it to and your gorgeous self as well.

I am indeed moaning about the weather. I hate snow and here it is February with a winter storm coming tomorrow supposedly bringing us 6" of that four letter word before Thursday evening. Blech.

Anywho, enough of that.

All good, I like everyone's summer pics when we are having our brief winter. I am mostly solar powered I think. I need sun on skin. I had a nice dawn nude pic in Namibia I was going to share but realised it showed an identifiable background which was not going to work for me business-wise. I'll have to up my skills in blurring things and face otherwise I just keep cropping faces and having neutral places.

 

[Joxlrg]

Why do we get away from all the fun things we did as “ kids”???
Who made the rule that says as adults we can’t dance, kiss, and shag next to a bonfire on a beach??
We should reconnect with that part of our youth
I think

 

[ohverbatum7]

I did lose a couple of fence panels to storm Ciara

Panel fences are of a design to blow down, would not survive in the Highlands, My fence has 4" square posts with 4"x 1" Uprights: expensive, but looks as good as when erected 20 years ago.

 

[ohverbatum7]

The bloke

As a feisty woman Your bloke was taking his life in his hands remarking on your muffin tops, as far as his friends are concerned, many would consider personal remarks of that nature as unforgivable.
however your body, that we are privileged with lusting after, is in my view very stimulating.

 

[missswannie]

Why do we get away from all the fun things we did as “ kids”???
Who made the rule that says as adults we can’t dance, kiss, and shag next to a bonfire on a beach??
We should reconnect with that part of our youth
I think

You can do what you want to. Just can't burn down the dunes. Besides, even kids learn after a couple of sand paper shags that dunes and women's parts don't mix well. The nickname "Sandy" is not Grease character over here.

I did lose a couple of fence panels to storm Ciara

Panel fences are of a design to blow down, would not survive in the Highlands, My fence has 4" square posts with 4"x 1" Uprights: expensive, but looks as good as when erected 20 years ago.

Cyclone fencing is pretty standard here for replacement fences. Winter storms hit 130-150kmh

The bloke

As a feisty woman Your bloke was taking his life in his hands remarking on your muffin tops, as far as his friends are concerned, many would consider personal remarks of that nature as unforgivable.
however your body, that we are privileged with lusting after, is in my view very stimulating.

Didn't say they were admiring my muffin bits, but no dramas if they did. I'm pretty comfortable in myself.

 

[Joxlrg]

True to the sandy bits. And no one should ever want to burn the dune grasses.
Lol. I did just read about a Port Hedland pig that drank 18 beers from campers and then started a fight with a cow !!
Story made me laugh

 

[missswannie]

True to the sandy bits. And no one should ever want to burn the dune grasses.
Lol. I did just read about a Port Hedland pig that drank 18 beers from campers and then started a fight with a cow !!
Story made me laugh

Watch out for Port Hedland pigs. Or the Weipa bacon girls.

 

[missswannie]

No pics until I can edit a friend out of the photo. I went with a friend to a consultation for new and improved boobs. Lots of marker pens and overlays to show what they would look like. At the end there was plenty of time left in the consultation so the doc asked if I would like an assessment to what she could do. Seems like I could upgrade a few sizes before they looked a bit crazy.
Poor fellow saw the marker lines all over me when I got home and thought I was going to get some basketballs.