Here are the direct links to iZentai’s blog of our day out in London on the Wednesday:
A REALLY REALLY cute pic of iZentai and Spot
Oh, and if you want to read all of here blog: iZentai’s Blog
*Wags Tail* Said I’d put the links here š
Today I met up with iZentai again, for some random wanderings around on the Millennium bridge and the Tate Modern.
After doing the morning at work, I got changed and headed to the tube station, where after getting the car park ticket, I de-clothed and only had the zentai on… Put on my dog harness (After much huffing and puffing and starting to get very cross). Tucked my oyster cad inside my right hand of the Zentai ā¦ hood up and off I went to get the tube.
Hmm, this was the first time Iād been on the tube on my own in Zentai, with nobody to be there as the āsafety netā. Yes, I was very nervous (somewhat scared) but found an empty carriage, got on and waited.
Itās strange, people are very aware of this random āthingā on the tube, but donāt seem to be too worried. A couple of pictures were taken as I headed to St. Pauls on the tube.
Once at St. Pauls, I dis-embarked the tube network; again, somewhat unsure of myself and others, but no hassle was given.
I find it odd that there is this mind set of being scared of the un-usual, yet when confronted with it, most people ignore it and donāt even raise an eyebrow.
Off I headed to meet iZentai trying hard to navigate and read the pedestrian sign posts on how to get to St. Pauls Cathedral. You donāt appreciate how well you see until you loose a fair amount of clarity through the zentai. Black is easier to see through than white, and you guessed it: one eye had white over it, and the other eye had a black spot just offset to the left, so to read things I had to almost look past the object to my right. Still, I got to the meeting point, and ā¦ no-one ā¦ āGulpā ā¦ check the phone: ah, message, phew ā¦ they were no more than 100m away on the other side of the road.
Found them, said our hellos and then wandered towards the millennium bridge.
The photographer that iZentai knows, was having great fun in posing us to make some really cool shots (looking forward to seeing those). Off over the millennium bridge to the other side where we took a few more pictures, and the children commented that āThe Dogās not very goodā ā¦ well, I was doing as told, sit to the side, and iZentai was doing hand stands/handstands/sort of moves ā¦ ah well, it brought them enjoyment and thatās what we are there for.
Into the Tate Modern we go, where we donāt get more than a few paces into the Turbine hall when the security stop us ā¦ ask a load of questions, we ask to see the duty manager and end up with an even more random conversationā¦ Though I think (as I headed off to find a tree as dogs do š ) but to do that I had to de-hoodā¦ on my return iZentai and the photographer were waiting at info desk to talk to the real Duty Manager. Who, on arrival, couldnāt have been nicer. She was happy for us to spend time there, just donāt perform as actors there. She sort of did give us a curfew to work to of 3.30pm and that gave us an hour and a half to wander round. So with the entry glitch sorted, off we head to find some interesting random places to take pictures (Not in the galleries as youāre not allowed to). One fantastic moment we found was on one of the walls at about chest height was in very big letters “Fetish” … well it was too conveniant, so a few pictures were taken there allong with many others around the public areas of the museum.
Time just seemed to run awayā¦ we get to the top floor cafĆ© and have a coffee; yet again, Spot has to de-hood š as coffee stains round the mouth of the zentai would be un-appealing.
After a nice chat in the cafƩ and we realise time is getting just after 4pm. So hoods up, and we headed off to leave, not stopping on the way, since it would be unfair to push our luck and out-stay our welcome.
Outside it was cold and damp, but not raining (seems we got away with it). Back through to the tube and a good bye at the escalators since iZentai and the photographer were going East, I was going West. Homeward bound in the beginning of the rush hour on the tube ā¦ fun, but some what scary again as Iām on my own!
Glad I went out for the day, and really looking forward to another random meet up and wander (bring on the nicer weather so it can be outside for longer)
Looking forward to seeing the pictures from today š
Iāll own up here as a last point, Iām not sure how well I model, I know Iām very rigid to start, takes me a while to relax ā¦ but I hope I was a help, and not a hindrance????
Once iZentai has written her post Iāll link to it so you can read her perspective on the day š
*Wags tail* Happy Spot will sleep soundly tonight *Waves Paw* 
*Paws over Eyes* Sorry, Work, fun and life in general seems to have been getting in the way of updating this … Anyway …
The events from the last post to now, you’ll be in ways glad to hear: Not much until the Saturday…
So: Saturday:
Spot had his first experience of hiring a proper dungeon play room: London Dungeon
WHAT A MIND BLOWING EXPERINACE. 4 hours just disappeared into what seemed like no more than 10 minutes!
So much done, so many things to play with, so many new experiences! Will definitely be going back for more!
The great thing is you need not worry about interruptions … you just play to your hearts content.
A few pictures from this are found at the bottom of the post.
Sunday: Spot went to the BBB. Sort of a shopping mission for specific things, of which we got š After the BBB we went to the after party, which is … well … not sure of still. The best buzz I got though was standing on the balcony overlooking the street in Paws, ankle cuffs and Thigh cuffs … A buzz and a half. We had to leave there early ish for the usual drive home ready for work on the Monday. But Spot drove home still in full bondage gear (except the paws) and loved every minute of it. Some what wish I could do that more often, or be a passenger so I can still have paws etc on, and hang out the window like a true dog: Ears flapping and just enjoying life.
*Woofs*
Some pictures from Sunday’s outing, iZentai looks as if she’s been “photoshopped” out of most the pictures, BUT I assure you she is in them look hard in picture 1, 2, 4, 7, 8 and picture 9… some iZentai is more visable than others.
Have to be honest what a cool effect though *wags tail*
Oh, and I genuinely had no idea there were people using the touch info point at Westfields when I ‘hid’ inside the cube. *Ears down, sorry*
Have a read of iZentai’s perspective on our day out … It’s so interesting reading someone elses blog, as they pick up on things you forget. Also as they see it (if that’s the right way of saying it) from a different angle they see the things that happen outside of your own vision field.
Such as the comment (sorry I’m going quote this because I find it so cute too):
“On the way, there was a bit of a pitstop for Spot, and as he walked down to where the toilets were, this one kid ran to the entrance of the hall pointing at Spot going, “Bye bye doggie!!…bye bye doggie…bye bye doggie” I was standing right next to him and he genuinely was saying bye. Then as his dad came round to see what he was talking to and the kid turned around to him saying, “the doggie’s gone!” with a sad face.
That’s got to be the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while š”
*Wags tail with happyness*
It’s moments like this that brings EVERYONE a smile, including Spot.
