Tale spin.

Jessa Hinton

Jessica Hinton, Playmate, in Vancouver, Canada October 1, 2015.

The way we, meaning men, react to women in general is not predictable all the time. Women think so. Men are not the most articulate of their feelings. Some of us are better at it than others. One thing we all do or have done is melt before beautiful women. Finding ourselves at a loss of words unsettles the most comfortable masculinity for a period not long enough to allow the woman to forget the moment of our unrest. What we are in addition to these things is funny. In person or online the stuttering, dumb sentences rolling out, weak courtship lines, appeals to sentimentality and brushes with poetry, or pithy sayings will manifest singularly, or in various combinations from this list.

There is a photograph of Jessa Hinton, known for her photographic sessions with Playboy, who posted an arresting photo of herself atop a table with her back to the mirror. She is wearing heels, and her pretty legs are distracting the eye initially from the sight of what is short, nice and covering her torso in black cloth.

One man, Joseph Poznanski,  taken aback wrote: "It is hard not to focus on the mirror but I wonder about your beauty within. I hope your treasure reflects in that mirror so tastefully will not stop someone to discover your inner complexity and beauty that is yet to be discovered. Human landscapes are varied in what they present but the beauty and spiritual power of your soul is what I would love to explore within you ... If only I would be young. I would cross mountains and deepest rivers in order to get to you and start my spiritual journey of love and creation. But I am old and bonded to my wife and my offspring. Ah life ...it is a beautiful thing."

Apparently, by his acronym (LOL) Ken Zachara found the old man funny responding, "lol your a funny dude. if she wanted you to discover her inner complexity she [would] post texts instead of cleavage pics."

Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories
Nov. 10, 2016

mirror mirror on the wall who is the finest one this tall?  

Jessa Hinton, Playmate. (Sept. 2015)

Things You Do While Stuck in Traffic

Jessa Hinton

murmur

Jessa Hinton
September 1, 2012

Playmate pretend

Jessa Hinton
April 4, 2013

Jessa Hinton
December 20, 2010

Allude to illusions

Jessa Hinton

March 10, 2012

Jessa Hinton
March 1, 2012

Thinking

Jessa Hinton
January 13, 2012

The WHY

Jessa Hinton
December 2, 2011

African women dancing in the ol' way

the Sacred Dance 

The summation of intellectual intimacy, and supremacy is based upon a law of perception. Our relationship with that law of perception is based upon our perception of self, and our surroundings. How it works is an intricate puzzle that begins simply with a story told, an impression made when first we meet our parents as tiny babies. How it changes and evolves is solely dependent upon our parents, and those surrounding our young lives. From there everyone's story becomes a projectile of intersecting stories changing as we change, evolving as we evolve, or fail to evolve. Very quickly our lives in short increments of time can settle in crudeness, or never get stuck there. Driven by curiosity, motivated by love, spurned by jealous people, lovingly embraced, left to fend for one's self, or fed by parents daily, or subjected to government wars or street wars there is no set determinate factors to guarantee individual outcome. 

Past lives plays a role in perception of life on Earth, our Mother, divine intervention, and  fear propelled action away from dangers, or submission to subjugation play their roles in who we become, whether we remember why we agreed to live in this lifetime, or not. Life is a spiritual journey dependent upon remembering who we are, and deciding to live or not. 

How do you remember the why of your existence? ~ Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 1.24.14

Juliana Paes você e bonita.
December 12, 2013 

absolutely beautiful Deserea naked in the sand

Red White & BLUE

Jessa Hinton
September 30, 2011

CONTRARY TO system

Jessa Hinton
 October 2, 2011
"It hurt peeling the latex of my body..."

"Depth of knowledge extends outward from the sensations in our bodies vibrating with knowledge the spirit within the body needs to be reminded of. Knowledge comes from different places within us to meet the outward expressions of knowing, belief, understanding, and acceptance of the ever-evolving nature of mysterious words from truths that need expansion as an option to its ability to express itself." - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 5.13.13

Diva Dreads
April 29, 2013
Paola Maluje Boroday