KnightofMists
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focus has the right thought here... it's not the toys that matter it is the experience. Simple creativity alittle innovation can go along ways to do some fun things. It is not uncommon for anyone to get caught up in having the best toys and best furniture etc. but really we just want to have fun. One finally thought.... don't treat to repeat a great experience... look at each experience as an individual. A reflection of the moment now and not some past one your trying to copy. Nothing will stut an experience if you trying to copy a past one... wheather it is yours or someone elses.. take ideas and lessons learned from them, but don't script it a new experience on the old one. KoM [[/quote] Pervertible - a car with the bottom down? lol Seriously, toys are a bit like those who explain a small dick as a case of "it's not what you've got but how you use it". There's only so many basic toys but how, when and where you use them is a different matter - especially since you seem a little focused on collecting different experiences moreso than enjoying what's happening. For something a bit different, take her for a drive - and you don't need a pervertible, either! Driving is something light but the subs I've done it with have enjoyed the "buzz" - once we've returned home safely. Basically, I strip her down to just her heels and tie her hands behind. Next is to place her in the car, secure her seatbelt and we're ready to go. I usually have something like a bath robe around her shoulders for those traffic light moments plus my car has tinted windows and I usually do it at night anyway.... And for a "public blindfold", I just add sunglasses that have the lenses inked out. The rest is a simple thrill of not getting caught but it's a bit of fun. And I also know a secret place with the privacy to take her for a walk mid-drive, too! You'll find as much fun from simple innovation as you will from that magical new and possibly expensive toy. And I repeat, there's only so many toys.... Focus50. [/quote]
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