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A peek into my week ❤️ IV.Another week has passed again!Firs..
Published: October 6th 2025, 1:39:35 pm
A peek into my week ❤️ IV.
Another week has passed again!First of all, I’d like to welcome all my new Fans here!❤️
I’m so happy to see that there are so many gentlemen in the world who find joy in sensual, artistic photos and feminine energy!
I hope my photos inspire you to create something of your own, maybe start a new hobby, whether it’s taking nature photos, gardening, or anything else that brings you joy.
And if what you need most is simply to relax, then take a cozy 15 minutes with a good cup of coffee and enjoy my latest photo series!💕
And now let me tell you a bit about how my week went! It flew by even faster than usual and this Monday, I’m feeling much more tired than I was last week!
I’m working on several projects at the same time, and over the weekend I also managed to finish editing a new photo series, create new sets and post many photos, prepare my third-quarter tax returns (I really hate doing that!), and order costumes for my Halloween shoot. (Yes, of course, it’s going to be very hot! 🫣 I can’t wait for them to arrive!) I drank fantastic coffee, saw beautiful sunsets, and finished a new painting. ( It’s a bit different in style from my previous ones. I used much stronger colors and contours this time. I’m not sure if this will become “my style,” but I really enjoyed painting it.)
So, why am I feeling so tired? Beacuse I spent the weekend finishing my little rock garden! One of You surprised me with a beautiful fountain from my wishlist❤️ (THANK YOU so, so much! I absolutely love it! The sound of the water is incredibly relaxing, that’s exactly what my garden was missing!) Once the fountain and all the supplies arrived, I started working on Saturday. Putting together the fountain felt a bit like assembling an IKEA cabinet! But the hardest part came afterward… I didn’t expect the stones to be that heavy! I needed help placing them and still managed to injure myself a bit along the way. I hit my fingers and scraped my knee… but that’s all part of gardening, right?
The work lasted until Sunday evening, but I finally finished most of it. It’s not completely done yet, I still want to add some plants and nice pots, but the main structure is there, and I’m very happy with it!
I hope my birds will get used to it soon and start enjoying their little baths there.💕
Speaking of animals, I haven’t seen Mao this week. Maybe the mouse head he left by my door last time was his goodbye gift, his way of saying thank you for the hospitality.😿 I miss him, but since he’s gone, Pikachu has been sleeping so peacefully again. No more stress from that cat smell!
Anyway, I finished the fountain very late yesterday and was completely exhausted.
This week I’ll start editing a brand new series and will post a little preview here for you now! The photos were taken in a studio, in absolutely beautiful lighting. I can’t promise I’ll finish the whole set by the weekend, but I’ll definitely share more of them this week. 💕
Finally, I saved my most special experience of the week for last.
There’s an elderly English lady who lives nearby. She also has a dog, so we often meet while walking them, and since her dog is also very old and barely walks, we always have something to talk about.
She invited me over, so I visited her last week. It was my first time at her place. She lives in a lovely little house, charmingly decorated, exactly how I imagined an English lady’s home to be. Even the radiators are pink, the sofa is floral, and the walls are full of photographs.
When I walked through the living room and stepped out into her garden, I was amazed. It’s a tiny space, but full of life: completely green, overflowing with flowers. I must have interrupted her while she was reading because in the middle of the garden, next to some garden gnomes and a small fountain, stood a little table with an open book and a glass of tomato juice. Beside it was a sunbed where her old dog was sleeping peacefully.
The light, the flowers, the open book, and that sleeping dog on the sunbed — it was perfect...
I wish I had taken a photo, but maybe a picture could never capture that peace.
This woman created such a calm, beautiful home for herself, a place of harmony that everyone deserves. A cozy little corner where she can read in peace, forgetting all of life’s troubles for a while.
That scene reminded me how important it is to create our own space that feels calm and warm.
I hope you’ll also find peaceful moments like that this week. Take a deep breath, enjoy something beautiful, and remember: little things make life rich.💕