Had a nice experience in the town of Castlebar where I met a very nice woman in a shop and we talked for about twenty minutes. I have had no problems with being covered in public. The woman I was talking with thought my red rubber burqa was quite nice and very useful in thewindy wet weather we had that day.
I am a bit concerned right now over these reports about the Pope's comments. I suspect the actual event has been completely misrepresented by the news media since I have been unable to gather the context in which he quoted a 14th century emperor.
The news media, even when carefully told what the speech was about, insisted on using the most negative terms and connotations without ever delving into the actual text of the speech beyond the one quote.
I would say, of course, that without more information it is impossible to understand what he was trying to convey.
Today we are off to do a bit of shopping and siteseeing at some nearby museums, then a movie later I will wear my white burqaa with the hood and be silent for the day. Sir does not expect any issues from the current tension. The people here in Ireland are quite rational and very accepting.
The white burqa is becoming my favorite. The sensuous feel of having the hood pulled tight across my face, zipped shut and then locked on with a collar (something new he has started recently) is just amazing. Then, when he drapes the burqa over me, cutting my vision even further, I shiver in excitement.
I've worn my black burqa a bit, but frankly it has become less my favorite over time. Sir is talking about having a blue one made now with a straightjacket leotard built in. \this would have a hood and body suit through the crotch along with arms that were wrapped around and bound in back to provide full restriction. I can only imagine what wandering around in such a garment will feel like.
The rest of our latex lifestyle continues. When at home I am wearing rubber all the time as is Sir. he has taken to wearing a full catsuit under his street clothes most of the time. At home he is wearing his 'alien' suit as I call it quite often as well.
So, we are settled in our new life and I am having plenty of fun while we afre here. I shall write again later and hope everyone is well.
regards
Lady
6 comments:
Dear Latex Lady,
You wrote:
> Nothing too amazing to report this month.
There is nothing dull about the way you live, and your little reports are very welcome.
The entirety of the Pope's speech can be found (in provisional form) at
http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/speeches/2006/september/documents/hf_ben-xvi_spe_20060912_university-regensburg_en.html
It is very academic, and deals with the interaction of greek logic and christian faith. The quote about muslims has been taken entirely out of context.
I love your site, and wish you the best.
where did Sir get his alien suit?
where did Sir get his alien suit?
Thanks for the fascinating entry. Any chance we could get a photo of you in the hood and collar? Sounds yummy.
Hello Latex Lady
Welcome in Ireland I am clad you dont have any problems here. I am a rubberist myself and happy to see that you get on so well here. That lets me thing to come out of my closet too.
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