What is non sexual nirvana to you?  I was asked that question the other day and it got me thinking. I'd love to hear what others have to say.  When you close your eyes and think of that relaxing "happy place" where all is right in your world, where are you??? The beach, the mountains, watching the sunset, your favorite leather chair??  Just interested in any feedback.  Thanks!

And to get a plug in for Club TLC - we've got another hot companion new to us - Gina - she'll be getting new photos soon because she's had implants, but I've got some pervious photos of her on the site right now!

..a high mountain meadow in the Rockies, on the edge of a shimmering lake at night as the full moon begins to rise over the 14,000 foot peaks.


Oh..and naturally the devine Miss "$%&*#$%&#" by my side!  hee-hee!


2nd place: well how about on a houseboat deep in a remote canyon on Lake Powell...yep, just me and all the ladies from TLC!!

thinking about having sex doesn't count?  Just kidding!!!  In the mountains looking up at a night sky filled with stars is the place I go.

Taylor, that was soooo fun last night when we went to the rock video tryout at AXIS!!!  We are official rockstars now!!!!  Suzie really wanted to get in that video!!!  Too bad she missed it.  Maybe they will have something else for her when she gets back from Brazil.  And we ran into Gina!!!  ...her boobs were bigger than yours!!!  Her body was to die for!!!  I get so tempted with all these girls around...

Rockstar Kara

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It's in "the ride" Being on my motorcycle riding the twisties up in the mountains with Isabella Manelli on the back.

I'll take Lake Powell any day, especially if it's with the ladies from TLC!  It could not get any better than that.

It was the first exotic location ventured; I was fresh off my sophomore year of college. A remote Island in the South Pacific. No electricity on the Island and none for at least an hour plane ride away. Crystal bright blue waters with unbelievable visibility. New moon so there were just stars in the sky. The smell of sandal wood and ferns in the air. Coconut palms stretching out over the sand. A soft breeze kissing the skin. The stars were so bright you could read a book by starlight. Almost every minute you could see a shooting star. They were so thick it was difficult to differentiate specific stars. They appeared to dome over the water without a break leading me to understand for the first time why anyone would ever get the idea that the earth was flat. The water was warm and the surf was soft. In-between the waves I could look down, waste deep in the water and see my toes. Taking a gentle swim out into the ocean not knowing what it held but easily seeing the teaming life below. Back on the beach lying on my back unable to sleep because the beauty was so breathtaking I couldn’t imagine that moment ever occurring again. That night I was alone on the beach I never felt so small in fact at the cellular level the ocean and the sky had never seemed so big. Yet that night I experienced something that made me feel that I was one of the most privileged to have been able to experience beauty that was so all encompassing. I was acutely aware of every sense I possessed. Almost unable to process all the stimulation yet probably the most calm and at peace that had overcome me. Without having slept a wink that night as I watch the sunrise I was completely rested and at peace. I spent close to 4 months on that Island and while the first night was the most special everyone after that was as beautiful as the next. It was two days before I finally slept.

Right, Kara?

on white, velvet sands with the warm ocean water running over two entwined bodies.

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I know, it's hard to describe without involving anything sexual.  I am in total agreement with you -- nothing beats the beach at sunset or in the moonlight!

I'm creating the beach with white sand in my backyard right now just for you two ladies.

Traveling with the wind in my face in a foreign destination.  Kinda like that scene in Titanic - at the front of the ship - your daily life left behind and new adventures ahead.  I've spent hours with my head out the window of trains around the world, on the decks of ships with the sea splashing my face, tearing around the chinese countryside on a motorbike or sitting on top of a truck winding through tiny towns in Thailand.  It's total freedom.

That and a really good burrito.

Finding that beautiful, tranquil, and peaceful place in your travels is always nice.  A burrito in Thailand doesn't quite do it for me, but now I know why you see those restaurants that say they specialize in cuisine from the weirdest combination of countries.  There use to be a restaurant along Glendale Avenue that said they specialised in Chinese, Vietnamese, and Fried Chicken.