Jenny’s house of fun.

[Texas_law_man]

John is working from home today.
Which totally ruined my orgy plans.
And with that I, of course, mean that I have four different kinds of icecream, two kinds of sprinkles, caramel sauce and salt crackers. With that I was going to watch the new Frankenstein and get high.

Guess I can fuck a lot instead
(John is naive if he honestly thinks he will get any work done )

Not sure how to say bad luck for him and good luck for him at the same time? Maybe lucky poor bastard

 

[sister jenny]

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/OxcAAOSwLgpcRMV7/s-l1200.jpg

 

[sister jenny]

https://preview.redd.it/zsdip4iuxje51.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=1e52e4108fe335c0583dfdbf7b3d633982215ac0

 

[sister jenny]

https://horrornews.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Emma-Watson-Hottest-sexiest-sexy-images-1.jpg

 

[sister jenny]

https://horrornews.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Emma-Watson-Hottest-sexiest-sexy-photos-collection-3.jpg

 

[sister jenny]

John gave up work and we fucked the whole day
But it came with a price, haha.
This evening I had to watch The Good The Bad and The Ugly. It was better than expected, very long and slow, but I kinda liked that, and the music was great. But probably the sweatiest movie I have ever seen, everyone was like dripping sweat, very dirty and very unshaved. Kinda liked that a lot, so many movies today are kinda sanitized.
But like The Good is an asshole, right? I liked The Ugly the best, he had the most personality, more emotions and he was funny. And just as skilled as the other, just not as showy about it.
Also never seen a movie before where everyone was dubbed, threw me off at first, but you got used to it really fast. Kinda loved it after awhile.
And all three were kinda handsome

Anyway, the sex was amazing, I pushed John pretty far and it was so fucking hot. I love when I manage to do that

Next time I am gonna make John watch Love & Friendship

 

[sister jenny]

Love this movie so much



https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMDA2YWRiNzQtNjBkYS00YzllLWI3YjEtNDQ4M2M5M2U3YWJiXkEyXkFqcGc@._V1_FMjpg_UX1000_.jpg

 

[1DarkNightOwl]

Love this movie so much



https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMDA2YWRiNzQtNjBkYS00YzllLWI3YjEtNDQ4M2M5M2U3YWJiXkEyXkFqcGc@._V1_FMjpg_UX1000_.jpg

That's one I have not seen.

 

[13Fantasies]

John gave up work and we fucked the whole day
But it came with a price, haha.
This evening I had to watch The Good The Bad and The Ugly. It was better than expected, very long and slow, but I kinda liked that, and the music was great. But probably the sweatiest movie I have ever seen, everyone was like dripping sweat, very dirty and very unshaved. Kinda liked that a lot, so many movies today are kinda sanitized.
But like The Good is an asshole, right? I liked The Ugly the best, he had the most personality, more emotions and he was funny. And just as skilled as the other, just not as showy about it.
Also never seen a movie before where everyone was dubbed, threw me off at first, but you got used to it really fast. Kinda loved it after awhile.
And all three were kinda handsome

Anyway, the sex was amazing, I pushed John pretty far and it was so fucking hot. I love when I manage to do that

Next time I am gonna make John watch Love & Friendship

Great movie. Haven't watched it for a while, but id say the price makes sense for your reward.

The Good is definitely an anti-hero

 

[sister jenny]

Great movie. Haven't watched it for a while, but id say the price makes sense for your reward.

The Good is definitely an anti-hero

Yeah I didnt mind it, was just kinda surprised since he was called The Good, haha.

 

[sister jenny]

My new obsession.
Natalie Lust.
Just perfect

https://cdni.pornpics.com/460/5/163/53183898/53183898_004_36cc.jpg

 

[sister jenny]

not sure anyone is here
but just got home
really drunk...

so yeah

 

[1DarkNightOwl]

My new obsession.
Natalie Lust.
Just perfect

https://cdni.pornpics.com/460/5/163/53183898/53183898_004_36cc.jpg

Not heard of her but she is cute.

 

[1DarkNightOwl]

not sure anyone is here
but just got home
really drunk...

so yeah

Take the opportunity for some sleep.

your mind can always wonder to Natalie Lust, and/ or John after some much needed rest.

 

[Texas_law_man]

not sure anyone is here
but just got home
really drunk...

so yeah

Glad you are home safe, now get some rest and dream of making love to your husband and Riley Reid.

 

[13Fantasies]

not sure anyone is here
but just got home
really drunk...

so yeah

 

[sister jenny]

This time of year is always hard. The darkness, the cold, the thoughts.
Been pretty down lately, so I have buried myself in books, open fires and red wine.
So there is that.
And John is working a lot.
I’ve been writing a lot of poetry. There are some lines I am happy with. A rhythm I thought worked. But mostly it is just practice.
One day I will finish one where I like every word.
Read a beautiful Swedish poem that made me cry. Tried to translate it for you, but it didn’t work. The rhythm was all off.

Anyway, how is everyone?

 

[EricaAnna]

This time of the year is tough on me too, especially this year. However, I slept pretty well, had a nice cup of Earl Grey and have started in on laundry. Been playing around with AI stuffs, but haven't been writing much lately with everything thats been going on.

Holding up okay though. And will try to get some wine today for evening indulges as well.

 

[sister jenny]

This time of the year is tough on me too, especially this year. However, I slept pretty well, had a nice cup of Earl Grey and have started in on laundry. Been playing around with AI stuffs, but haven't been writing much lately with everything thats been going on.

Holding up okay though. And will try to get some wine today for evening indulges as well.

Sleep helps a lot.
And Earl Grey.
And wine

I am happy you are doing ok. Sometimes it is all we can ask.

 

[EricaAnna]

Sleep helps a lot.
And Earl Grey.
And wine

I am happy you are doing ok. Sometimes it is all we can ask.

Yes to all of that, darling

 

[LeSabreur]

This time of year is always hard. The darkness, the cold, the thoughts.
Been pretty down lately, so I have buried myself in books, open fires and red wine.
So there is that.
And John is working a lot.
I’ve been writing a lot of poetry. There are some lines I am happy with. A rhythm I thought worked. But mostly it is just practice.
One day I will finish one where I like every word.
Read a beautiful Swedish poem that made me cry. Tried to translate it for you, but it didn’t work. The rhythm was all off.

Anyway, how is everyone?

The days are getting shorter, darker. Here in my part of the world we're pretty far north, and the sun is now setting at 4:30 pm. The skies are grey and drizzle comes more often. The wind comes cold now. I walked a few hundred feet down the road to collect the mail and realized that I could have been stark naked and none of the neighbors would have seen, as everyone is sequestered safe inside, warm glows of light coming through the curtains that they have drawn against the night.

It's difficult to say goodbye to warm, sunny days, but this is the cycle of life, and without darkness there can be no light. I discovered the concept of "hygge" some time ago, and now embrace it as a welcome way of thinking about this time of year as we sail out away from the lifegiving sun. My Danish ancestors created this concept of warmth and comfort, being cozy in one's home where we can spend quiet, peaceful time, whether alone with a book and a warm drink, or sharing it with people we love.

You also mention "the thoughts." Yes, we may find ourselves spending more time inside our own heads now that the distractions of outdoor activities are suspended. Having spent many decades thinking about things like this, and with the help of people I love (and wonderful professionals) who have helped me gain a different perspective, I have made a choice.

I choose to embrace it! I love the cool, moist air, the misty mornings, the dewy grass, the smell of brown leaves on the ground. I love the warm, snuggly sweater and cozy socks. I love the hearty stews and roasted root vegetables and all things made with yeast. I love the change, the variety, the awareness that we're spinning around on our inevitable cycle of life. The Earth is putting things to bed now, preparing for the winter. It is a miracle that I am privileged to be alive to witness this, to be a part of it, and I choose to embrace it.

It's still cold, and dark, and wet. My monkey brain still spins its thoughts. But I have the power to decide whether these things are negatives or positives. The rich beauty of life.

Peace.

 

[1DarkNightOwl]

The days are getting shorter, darker. Here in my part of the world we're pretty far north, and the sun is now setting at 4:30 pm. The skies are grey and drizzle comes more often. The wind comes cold now. I walked a few hundred feet down the road to collect the mail and realized that I could have been stark naked and none of the neighbors would have seen, as everyone is sequestered safe inside, warm glows of light coming through the curtains that they have drawn against the night.

It's difficult to say goodbye to warm, sunny days, but this is the cycle of life, and without darkness there can be no light. I discovered the concept of "hygge" some time ago, and now embrace it as a welcome way of thinking about this time of year as we sail out away from the lifegiving sun. My Danish ancestors created this concept of warmth and comfort, being cozy in one's home where we can spend quiet, peaceful time, whether alone with a book and a warm drink, or sharing it with people we love.

You also mention "the thoughts." Yes, we may find ourselves spending more time inside our own heads now that the distractions of outdoor activities are suspended. Having spent many decades thinking about things like this, and with the help of people I love (and wonderful professionals) who have helped me gain a different perspective, I have made a choice.

I choose to embrace it! I love the cool, moist air, the misty mornings, the dewy grass, the smell of brown leaves on the ground. I love the warm, snuggly sweater and cozy socks. I love the hearty stews and roasted root vegetables and all things made with yeast. I love the change, the variety, the awareness that we're spinning around on our inevitable cycle of life. The Earth is putting things to bed now, preparing for the winter. It is a miracle that I am privileged to be alive to witness this, to be a part of it, and I choose to embrace it.

It's still cold, and dark, and wet. My monkey brain still spins its thoughts. But I have the power to decide whether these things are negatives or positives. The rich beauty of life.

Peace.

I love this post. Being 52 degrees north I can relate to it. About a month untill the shortest day.

Before I got married this time of year had a heavy impact on me as the world takes shelter for the winter. It's amazing how 1 pair of eyes can make a huge difference. The remainder of her is generally wrapped in a blanket.

 

[sister jenny]

The days are getting shorter, darker. Here in my part of the world we're pretty far north, and the sun is now setting at 4:30 pm. The skies are grey and drizzle comes more often. The wind comes cold now. I walked a few hundred feet down the road to collect the mail and realized that I could have been stark naked and none of the neighbors would have seen, as everyone is sequestered safe inside, warm glows of light coming through the curtains that they have drawn against the night.

It's difficult to say goodbye to warm, sunny days, but this is the cycle of life, and without darkness there can be no light. I discovered the concept of "hygge" some time ago, and now embrace it as a welcome way of thinking about this time of year as we sail out away from the lifegiving sun. My Danish ancestors created this concept of warmth and comfort, being cozy in one's home where we can spend quiet, peaceful time, whether alone with a book and a warm drink, or sharing it with people we love.

You also mention "the thoughts." Yes, we may find ourselves spending more time inside our own heads now that the distractions of outdoor activities are suspended. Having spent many decades thinking about things like this, and with the help of people I love (and wonderful professionals) who have helped me gain a different perspective, I have made a choice.

I choose to embrace it! I love the cool, moist air, the misty mornings, the dewy grass, the smell of brown leaves on the ground. I love the warm, snuggly sweater and cozy socks. I love the hearty stews and roasted root vegetables and all things made with yeast. I love the change, the variety, the awareness that we're spinning around on our inevitable cycle of life. The Earth is putting things to bed now, preparing for the winter. It is a miracle that I am privileged to be alive to witness this, to be a part of it, and I choose to embrace it.

It's still cold, and dark, and wet. My monkey brain still spins its thoughts. But I have the power to decide whether these things are negatives or positives. The rich beauty of life.

Peace.

I agree to all of this.
And being Swedish I have always embraced the darkness, light candles, fires, cuddle under blankets, drink tea. I honestly enjoy the dark part of the year. And where I live now (US) it is much lighter. I talked to mom yesterday and she told me the sun had gone down at 2, and I missed it.
BUT, it affects me and I get depressed. I go in therapy and I fight it, but it comes every year.

Thank you so much for your post. I loved it

 

[LeSabreur]

I love this post. Being 52 degrees north I can relate to it. About a month untill the shortest day.

Before I got married this time of year had a heavy impact on me as the world takes shelter for the winter. It's amazing how 1 pair of eyes can make a huge difference. The remainder of her is generally wrapped in a blanket.

My daughter was married in September, and the two of them just bought a new home earlier this past summer. I was talking to my new son-in-law during the wedding celebrations and he said that he hopes it snows heavily this winter because he wants to be snowed in with her and cuddle all winter long. I love that he is romantic and not afraid to show the tender and gentle side of his masculinity...she picked well.

 

[LeSabreur]

I agree to all of this.
And being Swedish I have always embraced the darkness, light candles, fires, cuddle under blankets, drink tea. I honestly enjoy the dark part of the year. And where I live now (US) it is much lighter. I talked to mom yesterday and she told me the sun had gone down at 2, and I missed it.
BUT, it affects me and I get depressed. I go in therapy and I fight it, but it comes every year.

Thank you so much for your post. I loved it

I love that you have that ongoing connection to your heritage and I now better understand the complex relationship that you have with the cold and dark. I used to talk about this with a dear friend from Malmö. I think of the children of the north who take time during each school day to stand in their underwear around a bright full-spectrum light. I think of the sauna, the icy water, the birch branches flicking the skin with a delicious mix of sensations. I think of the Scandinavian heritage of thoughtful aesthetics relating to art, literature, architecture, and cultural practices. Yes, the darkness (literal and figurative) comes every year, inevitable and necessary. We accept it, we welcome it as an intimate friend. You see, I, too, have that close familiarity with the depression, and I have learned (though it has taken many, many years) not to fear it nor fight it. Yes, therapy, yes, medications, yes, full-spectrum light! And yes...this is who I am, human and vulnerable.

That's how I want to be...imperfect and flawed. Don't you hate those AI representations of "perfect" beautiful people? They're so BORING! I carry many scars, some visible, some inside, and each has a story. As the English might say, I'm characterful!

As I sit here typing this in my comfortable chair next to the big window, I look outside. It's grey and dismal out there, cold and raining. My coffee tastes amazing...mmmmm....