About an
hour after I had blogged on Saturday my wife arrived home. Judging by the bags,
she and her friend had hit the credit cards quite hard. I made her a coffee
and we stood in the kitchen talking about each other’s day. The bundle of thin
branches lay on the kitchen island in a prominent position. I had tied a small
ribbon around the holding end and whilst she made no direct mention of it, I
saw her glance over once or twice.
The red bow made it look a little less of a
menacing instrument, but not by much. I had made it with 6 lengths of field
maple branches. These are stringy in thickness, maybe 6 mm diameter at one end and 3 mm at the
other and they grow very straight. Cut to about 3 feet long they send a
powerful message to a bare bottom and they do not splinter or wear out. They will
also last maybe 5 days before they dry out and longer if they are left in a
bath of water.
Anyway,
that’s enough of the technicalities of switch making.
As we talked my wife
asked me what I had achieved on the jobs front. I went through the list but I
could see she was not impressed. When she asked about the ironing I said I had
not finished it, but would do so on Sunday. She then went off to the utility room and
came back with a frown across her face. She scolded that I had not even started
on the laundry and as she spoke she reached for a wooden spoon from the utensil holder.
This was the long one, which is designed more for making jam. Smiling in a stern sort of way, she came round to my side of the island and pushed my back to make
me lean forward. Even over some jeans that spoon spanks hard and she laid ten
smacks on in quick succession. She told me that was for telling stories about
the ironing. I stayed put waiting for something else to happen but instead my
wife put the spoon back in the holder
and picked up the switch. She complimented me on my craft and said she was
really looking forward to using it later on.
I followed her upstairs and then ran the bath with lots of bath salts. She got undressed
in the bedroom and came through stark naked. She looked fabulous and I told her
so. She thanked me for the compliment but said that I could not get out of
trouble so easily and took the bath-brush off the hook in the shower cubicle.
Holding it in one hand and smacking the palm of her hand gently with the other she
told me to strip and bend over the vanity unit.
Those of you who have already met the
bath-brush will know how very evil it can be. The broad head of the brush at the
end of a longish handle, which in turn is pivoted at the elbow, develops
momentum as it swings in a low arc and the energy of that momentum is
transferred to bare skin in a stinging
blow across a small area, which quite takes ones breath away.
I jumped
around for a dozen smacks with the brush and said sorry, sorry, sorry, many
times.
When she became satisfied that I meant it and I was dismissed to get on with
dinner.
It was suggested that a T shirt and thong pants were all I would require
for the rest of the evening, about which I hope to tell in another day or so.
Michael,
ReplyDeleteThe bath brush is evil!!! OUCH.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
joey
PS What about the switch?
Hi Joey
ReplyDeleteThanks for this.
Ran out of time so will finish off soon I hope.
Much of this is reminiscent of what I get at home - albeit with some variations. She doesn't use the bath brush, but (in addition to the wooden spoons and spatulas that are kept in the kitchen), she will use the martinet, the thick leather strap - or one of the maple switches I have to bring her every other week (and which are put to soak in a crock of water mixed with vinegar)
ReplyDeleteAnd whenever I am 'on duty' (to perform household chores over the weekend), I am required to wear nothing from the waist down, other than a short apron that leaves my derrière well exposed to whatever punishment may be in order...
J.