Showing posts with label luck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label luck. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Headless Chicken

Today, the headless chicken would be me; so much to do! I'm trying to fit two engagements into this evening; one work, one social. I think I can do it.

Wish me luck,

Brooke x

Monday, 7 June 2010

Reality Check

Sometimes it's all too easy to get caught up in the beautiful drama that is my life. When I'm on top, I feel invincible; it's as if nothing could go wrong for me or for anyone around me. We're all protected by the light radiating from my rose tinted glasses. All it takes is one bad thing to happen, then you wake up to reality and realise how fragile life is. You can't abuse it, you can't assume your good luck will last. At some point the glasses have to come off, with the ugly truth so close to your face that you can't ignore it.

Brooke x

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Sad

You hear some sad stories. I've been quite lucky with my clients, but it's horrible when you hear a girl's been knocked around. My heart goes out. x

Wednesday, 17 June 2009

Over due

Don't be fooled by the title, I'm not THAT kind of over due. Just resigned to the fact that it was about time I had a yucky client, I had been far too lucky of late. He's actually a friend of another one of my clients (Mr G), and he came very highly recommended. Yes, he is filthy rich, well spoken and polite. All of that was true. But what my dear Mr G failed to mention is that his filthy rich friend is the size of a pregnant hippopotamus. E-fucking-normous. As you know, I don't often swear, but I feel it's called for in this case.

As soon as he introduced himself to me I began to calculate feasible positions; missionary was a definite no no (for my own well being). I doubted he could gain access doggy style, and he certainly didn't look flexible. The only possibility I could conjure up was to have him flat on his back, with me in control. He didn't notice the shudder that passed through my body on the thought of it.

However, and hour passed in the hotel bar, then two. After that, he rose, thanked me for a wonderful evening and asked if he could call a car for me. Hurrah! What a joyous day! All of that worry was for nothing, he actually just wanted the company of a beautiful woman.

Will my good luck ever run out? Don't bet on it...

Brooke x