As in, I’ve been tinkering around with my site, or rather, my webmistress has been having a bit of a tinker on my behalf (it was still hard work though, I had to update each day one by one).

I’ve now added a diary to my website. Have a look, didn’t she do well? I thought that as well as my blog, which is really mainly for my musings, it can give you an idea of my days at Victoria. True, I am mostly there and don’t tour as often as some of my other escort contemporaries, but I thought it would be good to keep updated, i.e. if I have a booking at Victoria already and I wouldn’t mind squeezing another one in, then I’d enter, “room for one more”. If I’m “fully booked,” that means I already have my quota of gentlemen for the day (two at the most), or I have an outcall elsewhere. You can see on Sundays, that although I don’t mind doing the odd one or two, it’ll cost you. But you already know that I’m a cheap bribe,lol.

If I have any cancellations, or gents don’t confirm by the requisite 10am deadline, then I throw the day open again by logging into my diary and updating my day.

Also it’s my birthday coming up towards the end of June. I’m going to have a weekend away by myself where I’d like to do a bit of shopping and take in a couple of museums. But I’d also like fit in a couple of bookings, so I’ve entered that into my diary too. It’s good innit?

My webmistress

I can’t let the week pass without mentioning what’s been in the headlines all week, MPs and their expenses. I can’t help but have a giggle at their expense. The government and the two major parties must’ve been squirming in their comfy pads and second homes this past week as revelation after revelation of what they claimed for expenses (read taxpayers money); from a lemon, yes, a lemon, to a claim for £13,000 for a mortgage that no longer exists. To be fair to the Labour  MP that claimed for the latter, it was all a big mistake and it’s been given back. Not enough Gordon says, as he’s now been given the boot. As have a few others, not just in the Labour Party but the Conservatives have done their fair share of axe-weilding too.

Too little too late I would imagine, as the public has lost faith in these parliamentarians. And what with the European Elections coming up on June 4th, I predict an apathy in the voting and I won’t be suprised if there’s a low turnout that day. Nor should the government.