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Just to let y'all know slave is switching to blogger (well she's already switched.... )

linkie here....beingsubmissive.blogspot.com

 

Happy Birthday

steven_1974

 

 for minor stuff, ended up getting a new cuff for my wrist, new necklace, four new tops and three pairs of tights...amongst other stuff
just got home, making plans for movies tomorrow and then heading to bed.

At home in bedroom:
naked

Out and about:
No Orange or Yellow
No bra unless at work
Neckline to cleavage
Skirts are to be kneelength
Shoes: minimum two inch heel unless wearing flats

You've shown me who I can be,
waited with patience as I've stumbled along,
The lows have been low,
but the highs have been higher,
some days I'd say that you know me,
even better than I do myself.

Thank for you for being you, and
for letting me out to be the me that I love!

So there ended up being close to 600 total photo's taken.

I've uploaded 465 of them to photobucket....here is the  link

So, yesterday I went to the Toronto Zoo.

And then I went to Ontario Science Center.

The science center isn't all i remembered it to be, but one exhibit that really stuck out was the "A Question of Truth" display.

To get into it you approach these doors and click on a red button to gain access.  You are being recorded as you wait, and for me I was permitted instant access.  Once inside you are greeted by a giant sign telling you that you have just been sorted, and asking you how you feel about it.  My sister was very confused, she had no clue what was going on.   I was puzzled at first, and then I saw the sign, so I questioned why we would need to be sorted if we were all going into the same place.

After we got home and I was reading the brochure, I noticed that it said that you might gain instant entrance, or you might have to wait....others would be made to turn around slowly in front of the camera before gaining admittance.  I thought again now how it made me feel, incredibly peeved off.  I wondered if I gained instant access just because I was white, or because i'm female.  

The goal of the exhibit is to explore points of view.

Other displays within that we found interesting were the confinement box, the mayan writings display and the display showing three men and you're asked to choose who are the most similar.  I thought it would be the two dark skinned men, but when we compared the genetic sample of the three men, I found out that was incorrect.

The mayan writings showed a complex language and allowed us to create a rubbing of our names in a different language.

But I think the display that had the biggest influence on me was the confinement box.  No bigger than the boxes that confined African slaves, or prisoners bound for Nazi concentration camps you listen to a small speech while one wall of the box closes in on you.  I found it hard to try and concentrate on the words as the lights dimmed and the one wall moved in closer leaving less and less space.  Being naturally claustrophobic.... i found it incredibly hard to stay put.

But at the same time, I could see how the boxes would make their inhabitants feel inferior.  

 I can't live without chicken, fish, rice, lettuce, and cucumbers....oh and yogen fruz...

but I can't stomache some beef and pork (literally) turkey from the bones... and that's really about it