Who's Ready for Summer?

I Missed My Own Party

It seems that I've taken my eye off the clock...

I missed the 13th anniversary of Infomaniac on March 23rd AND more importantly, Mr. DeVice's birthday on March 22nd, and Miss Scarlet's birthday on March 9th.

Super Bowl Sunday

This event holds no interest for The Mistress but for those of you who enjoy Super Bowl Sunday, here's a look behind the scenes...

Shorts Weather

When will it be shorts weather again?

The Leather Scene

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Caption: Richard's Lover Fong Yao Lee - 1974

Blue Eye Shadow

Blue eye shadow...

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Is it right for you?

Weekend Wear

What do you Bitches wear around the house on the weekend?

Winter Health

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How do you Bitches stay warm and well in the winter?

The Red Room

You Bitches run along to the Red Room until further notice...

The Lady in Red

Inspired by our last post, Mr. Peenee struts his stuff ...

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New Year, New Look

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Ball Holding Techniques

Is there a right way and a wrong way to hold your balls?

 

Gay Days Ahead

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Just take 2019 one gay day at a time, Bitches. As Muscato says, we'll all muddle through this together.

Happy New Year, Bitches!

Mr. DeVice's Garden Photos

The final entry in the EIGHTH ANNUAL INFOMANIAC GARDEN PHOTOS EVENT comes to us from Mr. DeVice's chateau in Overstrand, Norfolk, England. Please click the pics to embiggen.

I only have a couple of suitable photos this year, as the gardens of my temporary abode, Chateau DeVice, are quite bijou and mostly paved.  Nevertheless, the pots have done well, as I hope these photos show.  The ‘front door’ photo is from the beginning of July, and the close-up is from mid-August. 
 

The front door has an extremely fragrant climbing rose on the left and honeysuckle on the right.  Flanking them are a pair of standard olive trees (the only pictured plants growing in the ground), and globe topiarised box bushes (Buxus).  

I’m especially pleased with my pineapple lilies (Eucomis comosa), the bulb of the pictured one split last year to provide two flower spikes this year.  And I’ve noticed it’s split once again this year, so there may be a third next year (although, I’m going to separate them in the Spring so there’s one per pot). 

Thank you, Mr. DeVice.

And thanks to all of you for your patience in waiting for the rather belated Garden Event of 2018. Before you know it, it will be spring!

Everyone into the Gincuzzi!

If this doesn't cheer you Bitches up, nothing will...

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Cards on the Table

Cards on the table, Bitches...

How was your 2018?

Merry Christmas, Bitches!

The Mistress has snapped on her Mistletoe Belt Buckle...

 
You know what THAT means.

Don't look so clueless...

Of course you know what it means.

Yes, it's that special time of the year again. Mirth, merriment, martinis and men. 

We here at Infomaniac wish you a safe and happy holiday.

AyeM8y's Garden Photo

Our next entry in the EIGHTH ANNUAL INFOMANIAC GARDEN PHOTOS EVENT is AyeM8y (Mean Dirty Pirate) in Florida...

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I just couldn't resist sharing what's left of my garden and my new favorite planter.

I will be returning to my blog now that Tumblr has banned porn. And I miss you guys.
- Mean Dirty Pirate "AyeM8y"

Mitzi's Garden Photos

Our next entry in the EIGHTH ANNUAL INFOMANIAC GARDEN PHOTOS EVENT is Mitzi from England. Over to you, hen.

 

I drove past my grandma's old house a while back and was pleased to see the pampas grasses I bought as a child at a church fete for 5p each are still thriving today, 30 odd years later. My Gran thought they were bulrushes and planted them between the roses. As you can see, they soon took over her front garden and you know what they say about having pampas grass in the front garden!

 

Pampas grass

 

My back garden with a view of the wash house / freezer shed...

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Not one of mine but imagine them all wearing Crocs...

 

The Maidenhair fern I call Barbra (Ms Streisand to you) so called because she is very highly strung and has seen better days...

 

The Easter cacti was left outside last winter, it survived the Beast from the East but it was in a very sorry state. I brought it in and It's perked up a treat. Aspidistra in the background...

 

Thank you, Mitzi!