Comments for Jessie's virtual happy place http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com The Ramblings of an Adult Entertainer (WARNING EXPLICIT CONTENT) Sun, 11 Oct 2009 17:20:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Thanksgiving Wish List by Gayle http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/christmas-wish-list/#comment-3856 Gayle Sun, 11 Oct 2009 17:20:50 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?page_id=716#comment-3856 Congratulations to such a beautiful person. You know how I adore and respect you. I wish you the very best now that you are doing what you love to do and have worked so hard to get. Again congrats and look forward to delivering your gift and seeing you again soon. Congratulations to such a beautiful person. You know how I adore and respect you. I wish you the very best now that you are doing what you love to do and have worked so hard to get. Again congrats and look forward to delivering your gift and seeing you again soon.

]]> Comment on Thanksgiving Wish List by GoodTimingMan http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/christmas-wish-list/#comment-3855 GoodTimingMan Sat, 10 Oct 2009 18:09:20 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?page_id=716#comment-3855 Jessie - congratulations on your graduation! You persevered through a number of setbacks, which would have thoroughly discouraged many of us, to achieve this. Just another of many reasons that I am an admirer. And of course, your massage skills are outstanding as well! Jessie – congratulations on your graduation! You persevered through a number of setbacks, which would have thoroughly discouraged many of us, to achieve this. Just another of many reasons that I am an admirer. And of course, your massage skills are outstanding as well!

]]> Comment on by Kitten V http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2008/10/08/jessie-yum-yum-wants-to-name-your-dick/#comment-3853 Kitten V Thu, 24 Sep 2009 18:38:28 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=603#comment-3853 I named my boyfriend's penis The Commandant because he used to be a Marine. I named my boyfriend’s penis The Commandant because he used to be a Marine.

]]> Comment on Thanksgiving Wish List by sadams1 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/christmas-wish-list/#comment-3850 sadams1 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 23:20:57 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?page_id=716#comment-3850 "Summer in the City," by the Lovin' Spoonful. This song reminds me of the summers during my youth. Long days working and sweating in the heat. The smell of the hot asphalt mixed with food smells in the McDonald's parking lot at lunchtime. Nights spent drinking beer and looking for girls, usually unsuccessfully. The cool, damp breeze coming through my windows and wafting across my body at 2 a.m. as I lay on top of my bed, drifting off to sleep. “Summer in the City,” by the Lovin’ Spoonful. This song reminds me of the summers during my youth. Long days working and sweating in the heat. The smell of the hot asphalt mixed with food smells in the McDonald’s parking lot at lunchtime. Nights spent drinking beer and looking for girls, usually unsuccessfully.
The cool, damp breeze coming through my windows and wafting across my body at 2 a.m. as I lay on top of my bed, drifting off to sleep.

]]> Comment on *SERVICES, RATES, BOOKING, SCHEDULE, NEWS, updated Oct 23 ‘09* by sadams1 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/rates-news/#comment-3844 sadams1 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 01:39:03 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?page_id=374#comment-3844 You're a lovely woman. Interesting. Intelligent. Creative. Sensuous. A talented writer, with great taste in music. I miss your blogs. You’re a lovely woman. Interesting. Intelligent. Creative. Sensuous. A talented writer, with great taste in music. I miss your blogs.

]]> Comment on Speaking French by jessienotjes http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/speaking-french/#comment-3833 jessienotjes Thu, 13 Aug 2009 00:18:19 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=1442#comment-3833 Oh thanks for the tips Zenman, they are most helpful. Oh thanks for the tips Zenman, they are most helpful.

]]> Comment on Speaking French by Zenman http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/speaking-french/#comment-3826 Zenman Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:31:49 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=1442#comment-3826 I, too, attempted to learn French at an age more advanced than yours (I was working with some people in Paris and traveling there a couple times a year). Never having had any French, it was brutal in the beginning (and, strangely, stimulating the language part of my brain brought back German that I had studied in college). Classes help but seldom give enough practice. Persistence (I listened to tapes whenever I was in the car, watched French movies or American movies in French) and patience (improvement is slow) help. So does a tutor and immersion. Eventually, I could carry on a labored, limited conversation, though I could never understand a French conversation. In contrast to the impression of Parisians as rude, obnoxious and intolerant of attempts to speak French, I found many generous, pleasant and encouraging. Of course, many will immediately reply in English, but one of my teachers suggested telling them (in French) that you are Russian, Czech, Serbian or whatever and dont speak English. And, if you get out of the tourist areas of Paris (yes, there are some) or outside of Paris many do not speak French. Speaking some French (and not taking offense when someone replies in English) made my visits to a great city and wonderful country even more enjoyable. This is long-winded, but the message is go for it! You are smart and disciplined. I have no doubt you can do it if you put your mind to it. I, too, attempted to learn French at an age more advanced than yours (I was working with some people in Paris and traveling there a couple times a year). Never having had any French, it was brutal in the beginning (and, strangely, stimulating the language part of my brain brought back German that I had studied in college). Classes help but seldom give enough practice. Persistence (I listened to tapes whenever I was in the car, watched French movies or American movies in French) and patience (improvement is slow) help. So does a tutor and immersion. Eventually, I could carry on a labored, limited conversation, though I could never understand a French conversation.

In contrast to the impression of Parisians as rude, obnoxious and intolerant of attempts to speak French, I found many generous, pleasant and encouraging. Of course, many will immediately reply in English, but one of my teachers suggested telling them (in French) that you are Russian, Czech, Serbian or whatever and dont speak English. And, if you get out of the tourist areas of Paris (yes, there are some) or outside of Paris many do not speak French. Speaking some French (and not taking offense when someone replies in English) made my visits to a great city and wonderful country even more enjoyable.

This is long-winded, but the message is go for it! You are smart and disciplined. I have no doubt you can do it if you put your mind to it.

]]> Comment on Speaking French by GoodTimingMan http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/speaking-french/#comment-3825 GoodTimingMan Sat, 08 Aug 2009 16:09:38 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=1442#comment-3825 A modern Chinese interpretation.... A modern Chinese interpretation….

]]> Comment on Speaking French by GoodTimingMan http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/speaking-french/#comment-3824 GoodTimingMan Sat, 08 Aug 2009 15:59:03 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=1442#comment-3824 The qipao is properly form fitted by a tailor. Off the rack it does not work well. These are made of silk. They come in various sleeve and skirt lengths. My preference runs to the Southeast Asian variety, or the classical Honk Kong Cheongsam with mandarin collar and long skirt slit to the thighs. This is a modern Chinese interpretation. You can go for a traffic stopping implementation or a classic evening dress. I know a Vietnamese seamstress who can work wonders :-) The qipao is properly form fitted by a tailor. Off the rack it does not work well. These are made of silk. They come in various sleeve and skirt lengths. My preference runs to the Southeast Asian variety, or the classical Honk Kong Cheongsam with mandarin collar and long skirt slit to the thighs. This is a modern Chinese interpretation. You can go for a traffic stopping implementation or a classic evening dress. I know a Vietnamese seamstress who can work wonders :-)

]]> Comment on Speaking French by jessienotjes http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/speaking-french/#comment-3823 jessienotjes Sat, 08 Aug 2009 03:19:06 +0000 http://jessienotjes.wordpress.com/?p=1442#comment-3823 Blue, I like blue. Include a link to one please :) Blue, I like blue. Include a link to one please :)

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