Step mum transformations

This week I'll explore an issue that's always been in my mind...

One of the things it may take a while to understand is when you look at the relationship between an adult adolescent and that of say a Mummy or Female Dominant is they may take time to really fathom out what you're so much more comfortable with.

They know you are ill at ease with adulthood, scarcely managing it and badly need pulling back to the simpliier life of play, chores, rules and spankings but what as?

It is true some make better adult adolescent put back in short trousers but some of us really wanted even then to be dress more like girls and to do more girlie things so if they find clear signs of that why shouldn't they go with that?

Tammy always wanted to be turned into a sissy little gurl and treated more like an little girl of her era.

Such a relationship would be ideal for a sissy gurl like me.

The spring sissy

We're getting into spring now so expect a series of posts connected around  and concerning getting about at this time of and the adventures from it.

Spring is a time for sissy gurls like me to work on our prettiest, most cute looks, letting more of our gurlishness out. 

This weeks mini entry looks at fashion.

The spring fashions here have been interesting not least the popularity of Pinafore Dresses in a variety of differing lengths and materials. Here's one I recently bought which has a cotton/elastane top part (the Pinafore), the lower is portion is jersey in a just above the knee length.

It ties up at the back.

Cute with Kalashnikitty

You spend hours at times trying to deny it but actually I  love the feel of satin nighties and panties against my skin and really that denial thing is what we're working on right now.

                                                                                                                                                               

Maybe some suitable styled  correction might just put a stop to all of this once and for all.

....And now for something different! Let's say I've always had a soft spot for things like Hello Kitty, the cultish Japanese iconic character but this un-official pose is one I truly adore. If it wasn't for the 'Gun Talk' rules on a certain website, I'd have it as my avatar. To me it kind of symbolizes the mixture of the innocent with the knowing - the bit that just might have to use force or weapons.

Early sound adventures

 

There have been a member of constants in my life of which a love of music specifically recorded music is one of them.

This recorded which as originally issued in 1958 but my copy which was reissued in 1963 is something I have owned since the age of 8 was a very early demonstration disc designed to show with Geoffrey Sumner narrating just what stereophonic sound which was in its infancy then could offer the listener.

It remains in excellent condition being very well cared for.

It has a mixture of 1950's popular, big band and orchestral recordings that to this day sound incredible for their era, a testament to the Decca recording engineers and is lead off with a recording of a steam train setting off which by ten years time had been fully removed from British Railways regular services in favour of diesel-electric ones

Anime and how I am

Football isn't the only thing I like to be honest, anime is another.

The thing is while I like shows such as Naruto, nearly all my anime tastes tend to be girls "slice of life" series with magical girls, school based stories and humongous helpings of cuteness. 

A show like Lucky Star set in school with uniforms is very much my thing and really it is a clear cut indication how much a adult little gurl I am that I seek out and enjoy such animes.

At long last this is being marketed in England!

Cute looking Japanese chocolate on a biscuit stick with a small portion uncoated to make handling a less sticky affair.

Now if we get the fruit flavoured Pokey more readily available here it would be great.

Cycling in the Moorlands

Staffordshire is a beautiful county in the North-west Midlands of England and that's not just me being biased as a resident of it.

A roadside rest where you'll note both boys are wearing different shorts.

Checking the route on top of the signpost for this part of the Staffordshire Moorlands near where I live.

Sometimes you just have to get off of your bike and walk with it.

It's a downhill section for this boy as he passes the dry stone walls

Raleigh bikes were very popular in this era and these two boys like corduroy shorts

Some passing car has left its number plate on the road side...

Enjoying a much needed sip of pop from your can as the others wait on.

I had a Adidas close fitting T shirt like that at the time

These pictures were taken as part of a official photoshoot with the boys being kitted out for it reflecting the times.

Enid's Sunshine Book and adventure

One author whose books I grew up with was Enid Blyton who apart from writing who character based series also wrote a number of short stories and one off pieces that have been collected over the years.

This collection assembled by Dean's and Son's in 1965 and in an early 1970's reprint is typical of it being a mixture of short stories, poems such as The Wind and  a few extracts from The Children at Happy House written in 1951.

This is my original copy which I treasure.

From time to time publishers do either abridged collections or themed compilations and here are two stories - Mischief at St. Rollo's and The Children of Kidillin that were originally published under a pen name but really were Enid's own work.

This Collin's edition dates from 1967 so is free from the bowdlerizing touch of later editions.