Monday:  9pm to 12 am

Tuesday:  9pm to 12 am

Wednesday:  9pm to 12am

Thursday:  9pm to 12am

Friday:  9pm to 12am

Saturday:  Off

Sunday:  9pm to 12am

Schedule for ImLive

Monday:  12am to 3am

Tuesday:  12am to 3am

Wednesday:  12am to 3am

Thursday:  12am to 3am

Friday:  12am to 3am

Saturday:  Off

Sunday:  12am to 3am

There are gentlemen who have a fetish for women on their periods.  If you are that gentlemen you better hurry and contact me soon for an appointment.

My periods always go smoother if I am having enough sex.  I get so tense and sensitive during my time of the month.  Are you feeling tensed up?  This is a great way for us to help each other.

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            Rice and beans are a staple.  They go well with just about any meal.  You can even eat the two alone.

I am out of dog food and cat food.  The dogs ate the rice and beans with no trouble.  The cats feel that they are too sophisticated for such a thing.  Well then they are not hungry.  The rice and beans will be available in case they change their minds.  Rubbing your furry sleek body against my leg is not going to make the cat food magically appear.  LOL!

8:17am central:  I just woke up at 8am.  I went to bed at about 8pm.  It had been a long day and I needed sleep.  I would have continued to sleep through the alarm but I could hear my Pitbull trying to kick out the door of his crate.

No mam sleep must wait.  I crave for more sleep but must get up and tend to my responsibilities.

Yesterday a neighbor (she is about in her 70’s or 80’s) lectured me on how I needed to walk my pitbull by himself.  I felt like telling her well “maybe you should quit smoking since you are a cancer survivor.  Save the money you buy on cigarettes and buy me that much needed dog harness that you feel that my pitbull needs so desperately.

About a week ago, a client was nice enough to pay for my chiweenie to get spayed.

I still need to get my pitbull and poodle neutered and inoculated.  So if anyone out there is reading this and is a veterinarian then please contact me so that we can work something out.

If you take care of both dogs then I will owe you 40 hours of companionship.

If you take care of one dog then I will owe you 20 hours of companionship.

I have had people try to give me more animals and I have declined.  My allergies and finances cannot handle any more animals unless someone wants to buy me a ranch.  LOL!

I hope to hear from you soon.

xoxo,

Mikki Fine
mikkifine4you@gmail.com

http://mikkifine.net

Amazon Gift Card Special! Incall Only. Hwy6N/West Rd.Houston,TX 77095
I had an idea. As many as you know I have just really discovered the benefits of Amazon.com in

December 2011. Ever since then I have been on the website almost every day adding things to my wish list.

Then I had this wonderful idea. What if I offered a special where the client could email me an Amazon

Gift Card and I could subtract from the total of the cost of the session? That is right if you get screened

and set an appointment then email me an Amazon gift card then I would subtract the amount off whatever

session you choose. If you choose a $400 session for 2 hours then you could send $100 Amazon Gift Card

then -$100 could be deducted off of your $400 session. If you choose 1 hour for $200 and send $50

Amazon Gift Card then the $50 gift card will be subtracted from your session.

Amazon Gift Cards can be received before you arrive to your appointment by email or you can bring it

when you arrive to the session. I will verify the card before the session begins.

How do you get screened? Well you can either have at least 5 reviews on a review board (You will need to
pm me from that bored to verify that it is you) OR have at least 5 okays

on Preferred 411 OR go to my website and follow the screening process.

I look forward to meeting you soon.

Sincerely,

Mikki Fine
mikkifine4you@gmail.com

http://mikkifine.net

https://www.preferred411.com/P6656

Handy Man Special!

Hello there my future Handy Man!

I am willing to barter for the following.

1. Lay brand new carpet in my home. I want my living room to have wooden tile and the rest carpet. I have about 1000 square feet to cover.

2. Fresh paint on my walls.

3. New cabinets in my kitchen and bathroom

4. In my kitchen and bathroom, I also want wooden tiling on the floors.

I am willing to give you 30 hour credit of my time free.

If you are the gentleman who can get the job done then please email me at mikkifine4you@gmail.com

Screening is a must so please go to my website. http://mikkifine.net

Options for screening are the following: You can pass screening if you have at least 5 reviews on a Hobbiest Board, OR have at least 5 okays on Preferred 411, OR you can fill out my screening questionnaire than can be found on my website or email me. If you email me you will given an automatic response with questions. Please fill it out and send it to me.

Sincerely,

Mikki Fine

https://www.preferred411.com/P66564

Mayor Annise Parker
Inaugural Address
January 3, 2012

I love this city!

I thank Houstonians for again honoring me with your trust, your hopes. To serve you remains my highest aspiration.

I congratulate our City Controller and our City Council Members. This is a Council representing the amazing diversity of our city, with two new seats to reflect our increasing population. For all our differences, we share the values of faith and family and community. Those values will unite us as colleagues.

I salute, and thank, the women and men who make our city run. I know that the city’s workforce is one of the best anywhere. I see them every day; I know many of them – and I know the commitment they have to doing a good job. A global metropolis like Houston operates 24/7. It is a complex organism that requires intricate coordination and choreographed actions. We rarely notice the smooth workings of this city – how much of it goes right.

But running a city is like riding a bicycle: you keep moving forward or you fall down. We rode long and far during the first term in office, and I am proud of what we accomplished together. But sometimes it helps to put things in perspective.

This August the City of Houston was 175 years old. And we are America’s 4th largest city. Thatss a pretty amazing fact. We are a city that by conventional logic should not be. We were founded at the confluence of two muddy streams meandering through the flat Texas coastal prairie in 1836. It was hot, humid and the land was dotted with ponds of stagnant water where mosquitoes bred in abundance.

The city was rife with yellow fever for the first 60 years of its existence. There were no veins of gold in the earth, and precious little oil or gas. No scenic vistas. No sheltered harbor.

Well the mosquitoes are still here…but today we are home to the largest medical complex in the world, world capital of the petroleum industry, and the largest foreign tonnage port in America.

We pioneered the artificial heart, and revolutionized heart transplants. We are the home of NASA. The first word spoken from the moon was … “Houston.” (And one day the first word spoken from Mars will be “Houston!”)

Everything we have done as a city has been a matter of vision and will, of taking what we have and deciding what we want, setting an impossible goal, and then creating it. Vision, commitment, hard work and a leap of faith.

That’s why Houston, in the middle of the recession, is still the number one job creating city in America and the best place to live, work and raise a family. And that’s why we must do even better in the future.

My number one job for the next two years is to continue to bring more jobs to Houston. We will expand the programs we have already started to stimulate small business with access to loans and training. We will continue the Hire Houston First policy. We will work tirelessly to increase our role as the energy capital of the world and a world leader in the next high tech industrial revolution.

Hard times prompt us to chart the latitude and longitude of who we are. Hard times test our character. The economy still dominates every conversation, and colors everything we do. Too many Houstonians are struggling to find jobs, to make ends meet. Our city workforce has also felt that pain. City employees have been furloughed, and more than 750 were laid off. We are doing more with less.

But …

We did not raise taxes. We did not mortgage our future with debt. We did not compromise public safety. We did not lay off a single firefighter or police officer. Many of our civilian employees stepped up and volunteered additional furlough days to help save the jobs of their colleagues.

We took bold steps to address our aging infrastructure – finally recovering the full cost of this precious asset, emphasizing conservation, and setting aside funds to complete long neglected maintenance. In doing the responsible thing, we unknowingly prepared ourselves to be able to respond to the worst drought in our history.

And I cannot envision voters in any other city in America, in the midst of a recession, doing the right thing, the prudent thing, and creating the funding to invest in critically needed flooding and drainage infrastructure. This is a visionary step akin to that in the 1950′s and 60s which created lakes Conroe and Houston and secured the water rights which sustain us today, or the commitment to set aside land and other incentives to encourage medical institutions to locate together and so lead to the largest medical complex in the world.

As we navigated this city through the toughest economy in generations, I built my administration on 5 pillars, and focused the work of the city around them:

• Jobs and sustainable development,
• Fiscal responsibility,
• Infrastructure,
• Public safety,
• Quality of life.

Those will remain our strengths – there is progress yet to be made on pension security for both the city and our retirees, an independent regional crime lab, phasing out the city jail and progress against homelessness – these are challenges we are committed to address and have already begun.

Two years ago I asked of you three things: I asked for your prayers. I must have had them, for though I knew there would be challenges ahead, those challenges seemed to grow in depth and severity each day. It is telling that the task I had feared would be the hardest, redistricting, was actually one of the easiest and most successful.

I asked for your patience. And I suspect that we tried it at times. But I have always believed in a principled compromise that achieves progress.

And I asked for your perseverance. We rise and fall together. We succeed or fail together.

And you have shown that through your deeds. You have committed your time and energy to Houston. You, the people of Houston, have collectively given more volunteer hours than ever in our history.

When Fast Company magazine selected Houston as the City of the Year for 2011, there was a reference to us as “one of the world’s next great cities”. Houstonians know that future is already here. It is the blessing and curse of Houston to never be satisfied with where it is, to always be reinventing itself. Ours is a city of opportunity and optimism –never stopping at why we can’t do something, but always seeking how we can get it done.

We are a city that knows how to turn potential problems into possibilities.

We dream great dreams, but then make them happen.

Whether you find your strength in God, in family, in friends, or in your own two hands, Houston deserves no less than our shared vision, our firm commitment, our hard work and a continued leap of faith.

Let us greet our future together!

Thank you!

http://www.houstontx.gov/mayor/inauguration2012.html

Not everyone is familiar with Greendot Money Packs.  It can be a bit confusing for a gentleman who is already nervous about visiting an escort for the first time.

It was my first time shopping with Amazon with a gift card.  It was really neat.  I found things for my home, clothing and items for my pets.  It was a great online shopping experience.