Happy New Year - Take Two

Give this a look - one week left:

Yeah, the picture is a link. Don't know if that helps.

Anyway, I re-posted this full-size Torture Garden photo:

That's from their "Not New Year's Eve" event.

Perhaps I should have titled this "Not Happy New Year" . . .

. . . or is that "Happy Not New Year"?

Winter Wonderland

The English Mansion Year-End Extravaganza

At the chilly end of the year Mistress Sidonia makes her annual arse-warming . . . I mean heart-warming gesture:

 

Double updates to end the old year, and begin the new.

TG XMaS Ball & Boat Weekend

Friday 4^th. December: XMas Ball @ Electrowerkz.

 

 

Rapidly followed by The XMas Boat.

 

 

Saturday 5^th. December

 

But wait . . .

 

Not to be out-done, TG have re-named their event . . . and produced a second artwork for it:

 

 

For now it's the "Winter Wonderland Ball". 

 

Yes, TG seem to have adopted R.U.B.'s policy of re-naming events (and creating a new graphic) between announcing an event and it happening. They even have two identical web pages for it. Or two addresses which link to the same page. The 'Xmas Ball' is now the 'Winter Wonderland Ball'.

Perhaps they should have done it the other way round; The English Mansion had already used Winter Wonderland for their festive bonus season by the 13^th.:

Ah, Blogger it!

One usually recalls Mistress Sidonia (von Bork, of The English Mansion) in 'typical' Domme mode, probably because that's how we most often see her. (When not blindfolded.)

Here's a day when She felt like a change of pace, and went instead for a stockinged and suspendered saucy schoolgirl look:

 

I can't say I disapprove, not that I was looking too closely . . .

I was happily reminded of the day when this photo appeared in a Tweet last month.

Are we allowed to link to Twitter here? Ah, Blogger it!

Ding Domme Merrily on High

Merry X-Mansion from Mistress Sidonia and Co.

 

Once again the English Mansion have a huge . . . seasonal offer.

 

 

Just be careful what you wish for.

 

Sisters of Circe

As All Hallows Eve approaches I find that The English Mansion have an (almost) Hallowe'en themed movie:

The Sisters of Circe

Nothing like a spot of S&M alfresco to warm the blood on a cool evening

Actually it was filmed at midsummer (the date, not the murder capital of England), but in late October everyone enjoys a bonfire, don't they?