After some lovely wake-up sex here in our Mountain Hideaway, Mistress and Slave braved the crowds of Texans on Christmas break and headed to the up to the slopes on Saturday morning to exploit one of those beautiful sunny ski days.
We skied until the sun slipped below the ridge line, and the chill of a 10 degree day had its effect on fingers and toes. Then we stuck around at the Lodge a little later than normal to listen to some local musicians and enjoy some apres ski beverages.
By the time we pulled back into our snow covered "driveway", the sun was down and the Western sky was afire with those lovely reds and purples. We slipped into bed for a quick nap, bodies fried, rallying 90 minutes or so later to build a fire and fix a simple dinner. Slave enjoyed snuggling against Mistress who was too tired to strip of those sexy black ski tights.
It seemed we left all of our energy on the slopes.
And this morning, this pampered house slave's body is aching from every muscle. It almost feels like Mistress had me plow the back forty yesterday.
Maybe I need to call the rather odd, long bearded fellow we met at a picnic table outside the Espresso hut yesterday. We got talking - he lives in the neighborhood and his wife said she teaches yoga. Then he slipped me his card, muttering something about "healing."
It turns out that he is a "manual therapist and gifted clairvoyant", as well as a "Physical Pain & Emotional Trauma Release Specialist." Here is his web site: http://www.khalsahealth.com/.
When I showed Mistress his card we got talking about the scope of the services he was offering.
"So he can manipulate your back and predict the future all in one session, Mistress...."
I suppose you could save cash and time by consolidating massage and soothsayer appointments.
"Do you think there is a "clairvoyant" trade association that licenses him? And provides CCE?"
It did give us an idea though. If we sign this guy up to treat the UCTMW staff, maybe we could save money on those skyrocketing Worker's Comp premiums that the WC has been generating.
"Better yet, let's have him interview staff members before we hire them. He could predict which ones are inclined to crash their bikes during phone sex, or let their cocks get frostbite. "
I'll be giving this guy a call today.
Noooooooooo!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat guy looks like a quack to me........
Please don't send the poor old broken down WC down there to see him
I'm begging you
The on his knees,
WC
Mick,
ReplyDeleteWhy don't you give the guy a try first? If it works out make it part of the pre-employment physical for all UCTMW employees.
The thinks it might be a good idea,
Suzanne
WC- maybe this guy could have dealt with that whole surgery thing more effectively than your so called "doctor".
ReplyDeleteMick
Yea I know
ReplyDeleteMaybe........
Hey Mick, Bill and I are happy to jump on the next plane and volunteer to be massaged and have our trauma released, just as soon as you release the hold on the company Amex card.
ReplyDeleteGenerous to a fault,
Donna
I can sympathise - a really good day of skiing (in my case the epitome is in northern BC with powder bust-deep ;-) leaves one just completely exhausted, but with the most wonderful glow-ful feeling...
ReplyDeleteReally enjoy yourselves.
MissB
(Yes I know I'm from across the pond, but the Rockies, north or south, or subsidiary ranges, or even Utah (Alta), have powder that is never seen in Europe, save a gorgeous morning in Wengen, 30 years ago.......)
We love Alta too. And have been to Lake Louise. Skiing in the Alps is more about the food and scenery than the snow. But still lots of fun, Miss B.
DeleteI have skied all over the world and the only truly great powder is found in the rockies
ReplyDeleteBut that could be changing with global warming.......
So sad
The hopes the world can try and do something,
WC