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June 25, 2009: Last blog about fakes for 360: Hello all,

This will most likely be my last blog here on 360 before they shut it down, and sadly it has to be another blog about fake t-girls. I'm sorry to say that both of these girls suckered me in for a quite a while before I discovered that they were fakes.

First up is Susan Underhill.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/26686959@N08/

She says she's from Conneticut, but if you look at this picture which she told me was taken at her sister's place, you'll notice that the electrical outlet is of the 220 volt variety, not the kind that you'll find in America.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/26686959@N08/2948603113/

I found the same pictures being used by a girl on Myspace that goes by the name of Kerstin. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=263...

Honestly, I don't know if Kerstin is really a t-girl like she claims to be and I'm not here to pass judgement. I certainly hope she is the real thing, she certainly has a lot of people on her friends list and I'd hate to think that they're being lied to as well.

Next up is Alexandra Paris.

http://www.flickr.com/people/28686735@N03/

She has either blocked me or taken down all of her pictures, but she was stealing photos from this genetic girl...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/21603321@N02/

Special thanks to Prom Princess Jenn for rooting out that Alexandra is a fake.

Its been a while since I uncovered any picture thieves, but I suppose that this kind of impersonation and stealing of pictures will continue to go on as long as we have the internet.

Take care everyone,

Jennifer

Thursday June 25, 2009 - 11:08pm (EDT) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
May 14, 2009: Jen's Day Out: I've really been letting my 360 site fall by the wayside haven't I? Well this time I have a sweet little story to tell you. A few weeks ago I had the chance to do some outdoor pictures, the following is an account of my adventure.

I woke up at 5:00 a.m. to shower, shave, and do my make-up. I don't even get up this early on a weekday to go to work, let alone on a weekend. LOL After that I threw on Jennifer's lone pair of blue jeans and a long sleeved, black t-shirt. Tossed a pair of 4" baby doll heels in a gym bag, grabbed the camera and tripod, and was on the road a little after 6:00. I drove to a state park that's relatively close to my house and got there right at dawn. The park was empty. I mean it was completely empty. Its a big state park and there was not another living soul in sight. It was like having my own private playground / photo studio.

I had worn a pair of sneakers to drive in, planning to wear them while walking to where I could start taking pictures. But when I saw that there was no one around I threw on my heels and put the sneakers in my bag and started walking to the picnic area that I had scoped out earlier in the week. I had chosen this particular area because the access road is still closed to car traffic, but you can walk around the gate and up a paved road to get to it. This spot is also on top of a little hill and you can see anyone coming from a long way off. If I had to, I could pull off my wig and put my sneakers back on before someone would get close enough to see that I was a t-girl.

I don't know the exact distance that I walked to get to my destination, maybe only the length of a long city block, but it was definitely the furthest I've ever walked in heels. (swoon) Oh... it felt so glorious. It felt completely natural. I wasn't nervous or scared at all, no it was just the opposite, I was happy and content, and confident.

I got to where I wanted to start taking pictures and set up the camera and tripod and there was still no one in sight. It was still a little too dark and I had my back to what little sunlight there was, so the first few pictures were too dark. That's unfortunate because I think the background scenery in those first few pictures was arguably the best of all the places I went. Oh well, that's the way it goes sometimes.

I proceeded on to the next location and snapped some more picture. I quickly came to realized that I needed to be facing the sun in order to have the pictures bright enough to look good. Once I made that adjustment things got a lot better. I spent about 2 hours walking around taking pictures and even changed from the t-shirt to a turtleneck sweater. I did change back to sneakers for a while during one of the longer walks I had to take between locations, but I probably didn't have to. I never crossed paths with anyone, but at the same time, it was a long walk and I probably saved my feet some serious pain by doing it. I even found a swing-set and got to play around and take a little ride! It was such fun! And yes I did get pictures of it, and if I may be so bold, I would say that I look darn cute while screwing around.

But after about 2 hours, the park was starting to become more active. And by that I mean that I think I saw 3 other people. The light was starting to change too. I found a photographer's flickr sight once, and on it they said that the best natural daylight is the first 2 hours after sunrise, and the 2 hours before sunset. I'd have to agree with that. When the light was bad, it was bad, but when it was good, it was fantastic.

So around 8:30 or so I was back at the car and leaving the park, just as happy as can be. Seriously, I couldn't have picked a better day to do this. The sky was as blue as could be with not a cloud to be seen. The weather was cool but not cold, so I didn't over heat while walking around. And I even did a good job on my make-up. I took over 470 shots, so there's a lot to sift through to find the really good ones. But they'll find their way to flickr sooner or later.

Anyway, thanks for listening to my story. I can't wait to do it again.

Take care everyone,

Jennifer

Thursday May 14, 2009 - 08:03pm (EDT) Permanent Link | 6 Comments
February 07, 2009: Living under a rock: Just a quick note to let everyone know that I'm still alive as I haven't been very active online lately or posted a blog in almost two months. I barely posted any new pictures over at Flickr for January and I've gone a few weeks without posting any comments on other girls pictures as well. What can I say, I just haven't been feeling all that fem lately.

I'm going to blame it on my new job that I started a few weeks ago. The stress of starting something new and a longer drive to get there everyday has been taking its toll on me. By the time I get home from work I'm just worn out. But I'm confident that it won't last forever, and I'll adjust soon enough.

Also, being a Pittsburgher, there was the little matter of the Steelers playing in the playoffs and the Super Bowl to deal with on the weekends. Go Steelers! I'm just amazed that they won the Super Bowl again. Hats off to Kurt, Larry, Coach Wiz, and all the Cardinals on playing such a great game, its nice to see that team finally having some success. Maybe next year it'll be your turn, unless you find yourself playing the team from Sixburgh again.

And now that football is over I can get back to concentrating on hockey again. What happened to my Penguins this year? If the playoffs started today they'd be out. I'm not giving up on them yet though, there's still a lot of time left and they're not that far out of 8th place. I know they can do it.

As for Jennifer, well we'll see how things go. I haven't seen anything new to buy lately that has me excited about dressing. But lately I've been starting to feel a little bit of an itch, so I suppose its only a matter of time before I whip out the camera and clothes and get back to the business of trying to look beautiful.

Take care everyone,

Jennifer

Saturday February 7, 2009 - 02:31pm (EST) Permanent Link | 2 Comments
December 14, 2008: Quiet time: I've been kind of quiet lately, both here and on flickr. Over the last couple weeks I haven't been that active in my e-mail correspondence or leaving comments on other girls flickr pictures. Usually I upload new pictures every two weeks, and I completely dropped the ball last weekend.

I can't exactly say way either. Maybe its just the distractions of the holidays. I have some vacation time coming up at the end of the month, so that will provide the perfect time to dress and take more pictures. Sadly though I'll have to go back to the basement as my parents won't be needing a dog sitter that week.

Not much to say to everyone. There's nothing earth shattering going on in the life of Jennifer or that guy that pays all the bills and keeps her in sexy shoes. Just checking in to show that I'm still alive really.

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm not really happy with the new Yahoo profiles. I initially wasn't impressed with them when they were introduced, but I figured I should give them some time to see if they'd grow on me. They haven't. I understand that some people may want to keep their profile information private and only show it to select people, but as near as I can tell, unless you're someones friend you can't see their full page even if they want to show it to you. That just seems stupid.

I don't even spend time looking around for other profiles to add to my friends list. In general, if someone asks to be added as a friend, I add them. I don't know anything about them prior to adding them because all I can see is a picture, and I'm not comfortable with that. I think a person's friends and associations reflect on that person, and I don't want to add someone by mistake that turns out to be jerk, a criminal, or a wacko-job. I'm seriously considering dropping my profile and 360 pages altogether and relocating to Myspace.

On the other hand, I have gotten use to the changes that they made over at flickr. One thing that I still wish they would do though, is let you organize all the comments and favorites that have made by the guests that made them. I don't know why I want to organize things this way, I just wish I could.

I don't expect to blog again before the 25th, so Merry Christmas everyone.

Sunday December 14, 2008 - 08:32pm (EST) Permanent Link | 0 Comments
November 16, 2008: The 300: No not the movie.

I'm referring to the fact that I just climbed over 300 contacts over at my flickr pages. I used to think it, "It must be impossible to keep up with that many contacts." But I have to say that I was wrong. I wouldn't say that I'm friends with all 300 of them, in fact I correspond with only a handful. Some of the girls have never even left comments on my pics, but that doesn't bother me, I just enjoy looking at their pictures and their ability to create a feminine image. I guess what makes it possible to keep up is that most girls don't update their pages every week.

I'm also closing in 1000 people that have made me a contact, and went past 300,000 views last month. I guess I could take that as a sign that you girls like me. Thanks everyone.

I also had to upgrade to a Pro account on flickr as I reached the 200 picture limit. I was a little disappointed though in the statistics that it provides. I thought that it would let you see how many different comments have been left by individual members, or how many comments you've left for other individual members. But no, it doesn't do any of that.

What else, what else is happening? Hmmm.... Oh that's right, I ordered some new shoes on Friday from Baker Shoes, they're having a sale this weekend only. 50% off your second pair when you order two pair of their clearance items. I wound up getting three pair and with the savings from the sale and the fact that they were already marked down, I saved over $100 from what they were originally marked as. I really don't need any more shoes, but what can I say, they were on sale.

Well that's about it. I hope you're all doing well .

Take care,

Jennifer

Sunday November 16, 2008 - 09:40am (EST) Permanent Link | 1 Comment

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