Your Neighborhood Professional Deviant

Today's photo isn't of Me, or of My day to day life so much... it's very important to Me, however. On 10/14/86 My life changed in an irreparable way. My mother passed away after a long, painful battle with lung cancer. Everyone says we're twins and that is the greatest compliment anyone has ever given to Me. I love and miss her so much. Today, and on her birthday, and during Lung Cancer Awareness Month I ask a few things from My fans, clients, coworkers, and friends. Those who send flowers, please send yellow roses. They were My mother's favorites. I can provide an address to send them to via email. And... Help find the cure we need! Donate to the Lung Cancer Alliance: http://www.lungcanceralliance.org/donate/ Donate to the American cancer Society, or help with an event: http://www.cancer.org/Involved/index Take part in the Race For Breath on November 4th: http://www.raceforbreath.active.com/

Yesterday I had about 12 hours of No Power in My condo. Electricity is such a wonderful thing, and I'm not even talking about violet wands right now! It started out as "upgrading the wiring" in the building... but by evening time, even FPL was involved. Sheesh. It made Me think of the power outs I've experienced while dancing. LOL I dunno why My brain always comes back to stripping. XD I remember a blackout once at Bubbles. This was a lil club I worked at in Cocoa Beach (almost neighbors with Patrick Air Force Base) a few years back. My current "little sister", Mia was working with Me at the time, and we were both rockin the black hair thing. We played Dirty Marco Polo in the dark for a while. It was fun! Even further back in My stripper history, was a black out at the Bear. This was the first club I danced at! Once upon a time, in Long Island far far away... we had a blackout at the Bear. It was summertime, so we opened up the back door to let in some air. ...