Off to lunch with Alexxa Hexx, who just arrived from New York via Houston. Mmmmmm. Sushi!

She will be accepting sessions while here.

As I spend the early hours of my day paying special attention to my hair, manicure, pedicure and removal of bodily hair I really look back and shudder at some of the representatives of the female of the species I witnessed walking about through out New Orleans this week.

I often wonder what happened to chilvarous men and now I think they are falling into extinction with the fastidious woman.

I don’t believe that you must wear make-up all the time or shave your pelvis as bald as I but I do believe in atleast a minimal amount of maintenece.

I witnessed so many bearded and mustached ladies this week. I am just frightened. I mean, I have a level of phobia of body hair as it is, but even the most astetically challenged of women owes it to her self to have a female hair pattern as far as the face is concerned. I believe so about the legs and arms, but can forgive arm and leg hair as long as the woman actually cares enough about her appearance to shave.

My personal feelings about pubic hair I accept as simply a personal preference. Though lack of hair is more hygenic, and if someone is groomed in the genital area it is some indication that they actually have genital hygien atleast some point in the week. Atleast a good trim and edge…
I have been struck stone cold dead in my tracks witnessing women in hip huggers with “treasure trails” riding clear up to their navels.

And what about women who wear open toe shoes despite their rampant foot fungus and flaking dead skin? A pedicure is more than a coat of paint, and is not simply a vanity process. It is a maintanence of foot health. You may not have naturally shapely feet with long toes but removing corns and calluses and treating infected toes and foot fungus should never be an issue of whether it makes your feet look better, but that it is healthy.

Being a woman is a whole lot more than having 2 X chromosomes. No wonder I have always had a love and respect for drag queens. Sometimes it takes someone born a boy to be a lady!