Good Girls can be Naughty, too.

04/30/2026

Consumption
This is exactly how I want you. With your arms above your head, completely surrendered, and your legs reaching toward the dark ceiling like a silent offering. I want to see your body silhouetted in the shadows, every curve caught by the moonlight as if the light itself is trying to touch you.
I want you like this—exposed and open, like a butterfly with its wings spread wide. I want to watch your chest rise and fall, moving to the rhythm of a breath you can’t even control anymore. In this moment, you are pure desire, skin glowing as if the moon decided to trace the lines of your waist and the curve of your hips, inviting me to lose myself in you.
I look at you and the world outside just stops. I want to take my time, moving slowly, burying my face between your thighs and tasting every inch of you while you hold my gaze. I want to feel your skin tremble under my touch, knowing that I’m not just here to hold you. I want to see you lose yourself as I devour you, driven by a hunger that only you can satisfy.
And then, I want to pin your wrists against the bed, holding you steady as I sink into you—deep, hard, and without hesitation. I want you to feel the pulse in my veins until the only sounds left are your gasps and your whispers. I want to feel you tighten around me, your legs tensing and your body reacting to every move I make.
I want you just like this: vulnerable, breathless, and completely mine.
In this darkness, there is no room for gentle words. I don’t want to just "make love" to you. I want to consume you. I want to take you until your body forgets everything but my name. I want to stay there until your strength gives out and you collapse into the sheets, exhausted and overwhelmed.
When it’s over, I want you to be nothing but a beautiful, trembling memory of what we just did—completely spent, completely wet, and completely mine.

Via Love and light

09/18/2025

03/07/2023

Every experience has benefits

10/08/2022

Parents Beware!

"I’ve been hesitant to write this post. First, because of the inevitable online mom-shaming that is bound to ensue; and second, because it’s just really hard to re-live.
On Sunday our washing machine broke down. On Monday my husband went to Lowe’s and purchased this new front load washing machine. We thought it was the “new and cool” type of washing machine and didn’t think anything of it. We spent that evening installing it with the kids underfoot. We told them several times that they were not to touch it. They all replied “OK.”
Early Tuesday morning we were woken up by our four-year-old son who was crying so hard he could barely talk. As I was trying to understand what he was saying, my husband flew out of bed and down the stairs. It was then that the realization hit. He had said: Kloe. Inside. Washer.
By the time we reached the laundry room in the basement, my three-year-old daughter Kloe was LOCKED inside the airtight washing machine. It was tumbling and filling with water. She was screaming but you couldn’t hear her.
We were able to quickly stop it and unlock the door and get her out. Aside from a couple of small bumps on her head and wet clothes, she was fine.
After going through all the “what if‘s” and “could have’s” we know we are very blessed and God had mercy on our sweet daughter.
I post this because I can honestly say we did not realize the danger of this machine. We are continually surprised at the new, inventive ways our kids come up with to try and die. And this was definitely a new one.
I took this picture after we secured the door shut with a child safety lock. We also found a child lock feature on the settings that, as long as it is engaged, will not allow the washing machine to start. But it does not lock the door. We hadn’t even used the machine yet so we hadn’t looked at any of the settings. Also, it obviously took two curious kids to pull this off. I want to encourage anybody who has this type of front loading washing machine and small children, or even grandkids who visit, to lock the door with a child safety lock and always keep the child lock setting on!
I realize that there are ways we could’ve prevented this from happening. This is the season for swimming pool accidents and kids being left in hot cars and all sorts of other horrible accidents. And that’s what most of them are. Accidents. Shaming the mom doesn’t do anyone any good. We need to be open and honest about our mistakes to help one another keep our kids safe. And trust me, that mom is already beating herself up enough."
Source: Lindsey McIver

07/30/2022

If you're truly ready to see how powerful you are, you need to stop thinking about all the things outside of your control. Instead turn your heart, mind and soul towards all the things you can influence, and make something good happen. That's how to start a new day. And there's no time like now. Together we step into the beautiful unknown! ❤️ BeginWithYes.com

03/26/2022

There is no one like you. You and your journey are unique. You are special. One of a kind. Do you realize how extraordinary and beautiful you are?
There is no right or wrong way - there is your way.
I am proud of you. Keep going!
You are doing better than you think you are.
You've got this! ♡

03/07/2022

You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.
- Buddha

02/25/2022

“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them. Try to be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud. Do not complain. Make every effort to change things you do not like. If you cannot make a change, change the way you have been thinking. You might find a new solution.” — MAYA ANGELOU

06/15/2020

Happy Monday friends!!

Sooo, I have been very quiet over the months. You may or may not know ...

The coffee I was drinking that I attribute to so many life changes - depression and anxiety free after a decades of battle, had me shed those menopausal 20+ lbs like a breeze, stabilized my sugars so I stopped the constant crashes, gave me a sense of self esteem I had never had in my life - that coffee changed. The new formulas didn't work for me.
(It was downright scary for awhile. If you have ever been in deep depression you may know what I mean.)

I finally am happy and anxiety free again : ) 👏👏👏
My mind is clear, sharp, focused, and driven.
My self esteem is coming back, too.

I'm glad to be back because I love helping people feel happier, live happier, and be creating the happy life they deserve ♡

05/22/2020

It can be so very subtle...

If your friend is usually always showing up but gets quiet for a few days - check on them. Everything might be fine but it never hurts to ask if everything is ok.

Sometimes you may not even know that with that simple gesture you saved their life that day.

Mental illness is often silent. Depression is often hidden so well that no one at all knows someone is being slowly suffocated by it because they have learned to go through the motions and activities of life in a way that they perceive is "being strong". When in reality it takes a hell of a lot more strength to reach out, open up, and let someone know they are dying inside.

It's never bad to reach out to people. Worst case scenario, they are totally fine and just busy with life, started a new job, have a family vacation, or something that is occupying their time.
They won't be offended for you caring enough to check in.

Best case scenario, you let someone who is feeling totally alone and in pain know that they are not alone and that they matter. You can give them a moment of hope and let them come up for air and catch their breath and renew their strength to keep going...

I'm speaking from experience. I've been there on the receiving end of that lifeline many times.
I have heard many times "I would NEVER think you have depression" or "You, too??? I never knew!"

It only takes a minute to check on someone if they come to mind. Truth be told, there is likely a reason they were brought to mind at that very moment. Don't put off till tomorrows to reach out with loving friendship.

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