Andrea's Diary (Part 13)

As usual, I arrived early at Transformation, shaved and dressed ready for my make-up. This was applied excellently. For this day out, I wore a silk type blouse and a plain black skirt and jacket.

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I hope you all have had a great Xmas and New Year. This is now my third year of writing these Diaries which are published here about every two months or so. A big thank you, for all for your emails, support and comments on the Diaries.

We have a few photo opportunities planned for 2003, but I would still appreciate any suggestions for topics you would like to see in future Diaries, or places you would like to see Andrea explore (I'm still looking for that 'office girl for a day' and a 'wicked master for Madame De Vils playroom') - you never know!

Please email me at andmiz@tiscali.co.uk

Day Out - Camden Stables Market

For one reason or another, the past few months have never really presented me the opportunity of going out during the day and just being Andrea. I always seem to be tight for time and dashing into a cab to go to a photo shoot or meet up with my photographer to view the results before getting a cab straight back to Transformation.

Well at last the opportunity presented itself. I had arranged to meet my photographer in our usual little café in Soho - my photographer Don Allen always calls it the 'Greasy Spoon'. But afterwards I would have the time to go out and about. Now this has become rather daunting as I haven't done this for a while and so it was the usual mixture of nerves, excitement and just plain being a sexy girl that drove me on.

As usual, I arrived early at Transformation, shaved and dressed ready for my make-up. This was applied excellently. For this day out, I wore a silk type blouse and a plain black skirt and jacket. My skirt was not the shortest I've got, but appropriate for the day and it had a nice little front thigh split! Complete in knee length boots, these again seemed appropriate - not least because of the rain - I set off to meet Don.

As always stepping out from the shop is an exciting but nervous moment, but once into my stride I set off to hail a taxi to the Soho area of London to meet Don. He was already into his coffee when I arrived, and we sorted through the results of a previous shoot at the London Edge fashion fair. (Future Diary material!)

Following this, we made our way up to a Soho book shop for a magazine with the latest instalment of our shoot earlier this year in London Dock lands, which had just been published, Don requiring a copy for his 'portfolio'. (That was his excuse - looking at all us girls' lovely legs!).

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