Swannie's Random Stuff

[jc1213]

Last day of a long weekend here. The winter evenings are starting to set in. People had gone home and I had hopped into the hot tub to relax and warm up. , Suggestion was made to just jump out and dry out properly next to the fire pit, which was perfect before putting on fire warmed clothes. Toasty.

Don't burn those beautiful, sexy buns!

 

[Aquarob]

Last day of a long weekend here. The winter evenings are starting to set in. People had gone home and I had hopped into the hot tub to relax and warm up. , Suggestion was made to just jump out and dry out properly next to the fire pit, which was perfect before putting on fire warmed clothes. Toasty.

god, i love your ass

 

[missswannie]

I like the way the firelight illuminates your posterior.

There were one or two pics that weren't blurred in some way. The front on ones didn't quite make the grade. That one turned out with light on the right surfaces and angles.

*snicker*

Far from me to make double entendres

Golden globes

Rather, although I believe the Golden Globes are out of favour amongst some folks of late.

Always love toasted buns!

Just need a sausage and relish and it's a cafe hotdog.

Don't burn those beautiful, sexy buns!

Not quite that close, although it is usually a fine line between the perfect spot and too hot. Easy to work out without clothes and you don't get the jeans heating up and then suddenly coming in contact with skin as you start moving.

god, i love your ass

Thank you.

 

[RVB_1]

Last day of a long weekend here. The winter evenings are starting to set in. People had gone home and I had hopped into the hot tub to relax and warm up. , Suggestion was made to just jump out and dry out properly next to the fire pit, which was perfect before putting on fire warmed clothes. Toasty.

Perfect indeed

 

[missswannie]

Perfect indeed

A bit warmer weather would have been perfect.

 

[Joxlrg]

Sounds like a hot shower would be perfect !!

 

[ohverbatum7]

the bloke snapped that one

I doubt that having snapped your sexy bum, he did not then say, "going to bed, see you in the morning"

 

[RVB_1]

A bit warmer weather would have been perfect.

Could find ways to stay warm

 

[Micio_Lambire]

My firepit has never looked that good...

 

[missswannie]

Sounds like a hot shower would be perfect !!

I had come from the hot tub so was already warm.

the bloke snapped that one

I doubt that having snapped your sexy bum, he did not then say, "going to bed, see you in the morning"

No, but I think he is used to it being out and about.

Could find ways to stay warm

The fire was warm enough without it being too radiant.

My firepit has never looked that good...

Fire it up and we can do a dance around it. Get too close and you might not need to shave.

 

[Joxlrg]

I would like to eat a SMORE off of your naked body !!
I will even let the Marshmallow cool off just a bit first

 

[ohverbatum7]

I think he is used to it being out and about.

I think you need to remind him how lucky he is.

 

[missswannie]

Better than smores and that's for sure....

Not sure how I'd go jammed full of marshmallow and chocolate.

I would like to eat a SMORE off of your naked body !!
I will even let the Marshmallow cool off just a bit first

Certainly best to let it cool a bit.

I think he is used to it being out and about.

I think you need to remind him how lucky he is.

He's alright. Maybe he is used to it. It's a constant.

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

Last day of a long weekend here. The winter evenings are starting to set in. People had gone home and I had hopped into the hot tub to relax and warm up. , Suggestion was made to just jump out and dry out properly next to the fire pit, which was perfect before putting on fire warmed clothes. Toasty.

Hmm.

First your fire pit looks way better than mine...

But here, ten days before Winter Solstice, there will be a foot of snow on the ground, a windchill of -15°C and the campfire will be inside and might be a TV. What is "winter" like there?

 

[missswannie]

Hmm.

First your fire pit looks way better than mine...

But here, ten days before Winter Solstice, there will be a foot of snow on the ground, a windchill of -15°C and the campfire will be inside and might be a TV. What is "winter" like there?

Winter at Lat 32 deg South with a Mediterranean current and climate...
Well, 18-21C days, maybe the odd 13C one at worst, over night temps of somewhere between 4C and 14C. Cloudy with a bit of rain around, solar panels are at 60% efficiency (cloudy), 10 hours of daylight. No wind for the wind generator down the back to add to the house power. When the wind does crank up it can get quite strong at times in winter, but not at present. Ocean temp will get down to 18C later in July and August, so that's when we get colder overnight temps after the solstice.

Some people in Scotland and Canada call that summer...

Fire pits... That's the baby one. Normally it's the pizza oven and the heat coming out of that, but there is also a half 44 gal drum, a full 44 gal drum (depends how much wind you want to keep out) and a coal screen drum which makes a contained inferno with the air getting in.

Worse case you can jump back into the hot tub....

Dry heat summers with overnight temps down to the ocean temp, warmish wet short winters.

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

Winter at Lat 32 deg South with a Mediterranean current and climate...
Well, 18-21C days, maybe the odd 13C one at worst, over night temps of somewhere between 4C and 14C. Cloudy with a bit of rain around, solar panels are at 60% efficiency (cloudy), 10 hours of daylight. No wind for the wind generator down the back to add to the house power. When the wind does crank up it can get quite strong at times in winter, but not at present. Ocean temp will get down to 18C later in July and August, so that's when we get colder overnight temps after the solstice.

Some people in Scotland and Canada call that summer...

Fire pits... That's the baby one. Normally it's the pizza oven and the heat coming out of that, but there is also a half 44 gal drum, a full 44 gal drum (depends how much wind you want to keep out) and a coal screen drum which makes a contained inferno with the air getting in.

Worse case you can jump back into the hot tub....

Dry heat summers with overnight temps down to the ocean temp, warmish wet short winters.

That's not far off some parts of Summer here in the shore of Lake Huron. We'll also get days nearer to 40°C and 90% humidity. They say you can tell if you are from Southern Ontario if you have used your car's heater and Air Conditioner on the same day. I have used them both on the same trip...

 

[Joxlrg]

That's not far off some parts of Summer here in the shore of Lake Huron. We'll also get days nearer to 40°C and 90% humidity. They say you can tell if you are from Southern Ontario if you have used your car's heater and Air Conditioner on the same day. I have used them both on the same trip...

Exactly Tan
Here at the 45th parallel we can and do see everything. Sometimes with very little notice. Just a couple of months of bad downhill skiing !!

 

[ohverbatum7]

The man who is tired of your sweet bum is tired of life, My apologies to Samuel Johnson for misquoting him.

 

[ohverbatum7]

He's alright. Maybe he is used to it. It's a constant.


The man who is used of your sweet bum is tired of life, My apologies to Samuel Johnson for misquoting him.

 

[missswannie]

That's not far off some parts of Summer here in the shore of Lake Huron. We'll also get days nearer to 40°C and 90% humidity. They say you can tell if you are from Southern Ontario if you have used your car's heater and Air Conditioner on the same day. I have used them both on the same trip...

We get 40 a lot but 12-15% humidity. The joke is you know you are talking to someone from here if their next words are "yes but it's dry heat".

Exactly Tan
Here at the 45th parallel we can and do see everything. Sometimes with very little notice. Just a couple of months of bad downhill skiing !!

Snow we don't get. Over on their east side there is snow up in the mountains

He's alright. Maybe he is used to it. It's a constant.


The man who is used of your sweet bum is tired of life, My apologies to Samuel Johnson for misquoting him.

I don't think he is tired of it

 

[Joxlrg]

I think Swannie turns all males on.. The Bloke is the one who gets to feel her !!
He wont get tired of that at all !!

 

[missswannie]

Hi people, still here and will get back to the business at hand in short order, but have a been a little busy with non-profit org's this week or so.

It's Men's Health Week this week, or else it is in this end of the globe. Amongst all the important messages about physical health, especially after everyone has been less active and not visiting doctors etc of late, the mental health aspect is a key focus of discussion. Social interaction is front and foremost a key part of Men's Health, or let's face it, anyone's health, and if not already an issue, hasn't it taken a hit in the last two years. Opportunities to be in contact with others allows us to open up and talk a little bit about ourselves and the pressures on. Blokes especially tend to knuckle down and isolate in the face of not everything being right.

Some great initiatives have been community free BBQ and toss a ball/kick a ball around the park days held regularly, where new people are welcome and you get to have a laugh and chat while just being amongst people. The Men's Shed, where people do workshop projects or repair things together, having a chat and doing something enjoyable together. The blokes book club down at the pub once a week or fortnight, a lot of pubs are coming to the party on this and coming up with activity days for some of their rooms and communities, not that I advocate a link between alcohol and activities but you might have a drink or a meal and support them too.

Some of these might still be a few more months off depending on your vaccination status and how your community is going, but look for some online meetings that start things off and always welcome new members.

Withdrawing within is the perfect hunting ground for the Black Dog to come sniffing around, so keep an eye out for people who are looking a bit out of sorts and don't be afraid to have a conversation and simply ask R U Ok? You might just get them to say something and that might start a process of getting to deal with something that they have locked down. It can take just one conversation to get things moving again.

Sorry for the community preach, back to boobs and arses in short order. I'd just rather everyone was still around with us and engaging when I flash my old boobs into the next decades!

 

[Micio_Lambire]

Hi people, still here and will get back to the business at hand in short order, but have a been a little busy with non-profit org's this week or so.

It's Men's Health Week this week, or else it is in this end of the globe. Amongst all the important messages about physical health, especially after everyone has been less active and not visiting doctors etc of late, the mental health aspect is a key focus of discussion. Social interaction is front and foremost a key part of Men's Health, or let's face it, anyone's health, and if not already an issue, hasn't it taken a hit in the last two years. Opportunities to be in contact with others allows us to open up and talk a little bit about ourselves and the pressures on. Blokes especially tend to knuckle down and isolate in the face of not everything being right.

Some great initiatives have been community free BBQ and toss a ball/kick a ball around the park days held regularly, where new people are welcome and you get to have a laugh and chat while just being amongst people. The Men's Shed, where people do workshop projects or repair things together, having a chat and doing something enjoyable together. The blokes book club down at the pub once a week or fortnight, a lot of pubs are coming to the party on this and coming up with activity days for some of their rooms and communities, not that I advocate a link between alcohol and activities but you might have a drink or a meal and support them too.

Some of these might still be a few more months off depending on your vaccination status and how your community is going, but look for some online meetings that start things off and always welcome new members.

Withdrawing within is the perfect hunting ground for the Black Dog to come sniffing around, so keep an eye out for people who are looking a bit out of sorts and don't be afraid to have a conversation and simply ask R U Ok? You might just get them to say something and that might start a process of getting to deal with something that they have locked down. It can take just one conversation to get things moving again.

Sorry for the community preach, back to boobs and arses in short order. I'd just rather everyone was still around with us and engaging when I flash my old boobs into the next decades!

 

[KeenVoyeur]

Hi people, still here and will get back to the business at hand in short order, but have a been a little busy with non-profit org's this week or so.

It's Men's Health Week this week, or else it is in this end of the globe. Amongst all the important messages about physical health, especially after everyone has been less active and not visiting doctors etc of late, the mental health aspect is a key focus of discussion. Social interaction is front and foremost a key part of Men's Health, or let's face it, anyone's health, and if not already an issue, hasn't it taken a hit in the last two years. Opportunities to be in contact with others allows us to open up and talk a little bit about ourselves and the pressures on. Blokes especially tend to knuckle down and isolate in the face of not everything being right.

Some great initiatives have been community free BBQ and toss a ball/kick a ball around the park days held regularly, where new people are welcome and you get to have a laugh and chat while just being amongst people. The Men's Shed, where people do workshop projects or repair things together, having a chat and doing something enjoyable together. The blokes book club down at the pub once a week or fortnight, a lot of pubs are coming to the party on this and coming up with activity days for some of their rooms and communities, not that I advocate a link between alcohol and activities but you might have a drink or a meal and support them too.

Some of these might still be a few more months off depending on your vaccination status and how your community is going, but look for some online meetings that start things off and always welcome new members.

Withdrawing within is the perfect hunting ground for the Black Dog to come sniffing around, so keep an eye out for people who are looking a bit out of sorts and don't be afraid to have a conversation and simply ask R U Ok? You might just get them to say something and that might start a process of getting to deal with something that they have locked down. It can take just one conversation to get things moving again.

Sorry for the community preach, back to boobs and arses in short order. I'd just rather everyone was still around with us and engaging when I flash my old boobs into the next decades!

Another 4 weeks of restrictions here in the UK mainly thanks to our suicidal tendency to let people wander in and out of the country spreading who knows what to all and sundry so it's still going to have an adverse effect on many people. Happily we can actually get out and meet family and friends which in turn might go some way to helping with the mental health issues and some of the ideas you mentioned in that post would maybe work well in our communities ... my personal preference would be for a community group to discuss the merits or otherwise of your boobs and arse when compared to those of ladies closer to home (Personally, yours are better than my wife's so I'm getting divorced and moving halfway across the world on a whim! )

So yeah, please keep flashing your old boobs until they sag so much you have to tuck them in your panties - and even then they would still be exciting for many of us ...

 

[Shyguy1369]

Hi people, still here and will get back to the business at hand in short order, but have a been a little busy with non-profit org's this week or so.

It's Men's Health Week this week, or else it is in this end of the globe. Amongst all the important messages about physical health, especially after everyone has been less active and not visiting doctors etc of late, the mental health aspect is a key focus of discussion. Social interaction is front and foremost a key part of Men's Health, or let's face it, anyone's health, and if not already an issue, hasn't it taken a hit in the last two years. Opportunities to be in contact with others allows us to open up and talk a little bit about ourselves and the pressures on. Blokes especially tend to knuckle down and isolate in the face of not everything being right.

Some great initiatives have been community free BBQ and toss a ball/kick a ball around the park days held regularly, where new people are welcome and you get to have a laugh and chat while just being amongst people. The Men's Shed, where people do workshop projects or repair things together, having a chat and doing something enjoyable together. The blokes book club down at the pub once a week or fortnight, a lot of pubs are coming to the party on this and coming up with activity days for some of their rooms and communities, not that I advocate a link between alcohol and activities but you might have a drink or a meal and support them too.

Some of these might still be a few more months off depending on your vaccination status and how your community is going, but look for some online meetings that start things off and always welcome new members.

Withdrawing within is the perfect hunting ground for the Black Dog to come sniffing around, so keep an eye out for people who are looking a bit out of sorts and don't be afraid to have a conversation and simply ask R U Ok? You might just get them to say something and that might start a process of getting to deal with something that they have locked down. It can take just one conversation to get things moving again.

Sorry for the community preach, back to boobs and arses in short order. I'd just rather everyone was still around with us and engaging when I flash my old boobs into the next decades!

This needed to be said. I know I have even noticed myself not being... well myself... during the last lockdown we were in. It lasted over 5 months and I know I was hit hard and tried and to some extent still do, keep things bottled inside.
I believe our mental health has taken a lot of hits during this pandemic. So well said.