Comments on: The Woodshed http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/ Amber Pixie Wells' Spanking Blog Tue, 07 Sep 2010 00:48:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Amber Pixie Wells http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5359 Amber Pixie Wells Wed, 12 Mar 2008 22:51:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5359 Pandora - That just means you'll have to come for a visit here! :) <br/><br/>Poppa - Yep, two lovely blonde wood paddles. :) I just took them out of their hiding spot the other day following the vanilla visit from family. No splinters, just sting. <br/><br/>Rogue - Thank you very, very much! Pandora – That just means you’ll have to come for a visit here! :)

Poppa – Yep, two lovely blonde wood paddles. :) I just took them out of their hiding spot the other day following the vanilla visit from family. No splinters, just sting.

Rogue – Thank you very, very much!

]]> By: Rogue http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5357 Rogue Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:23:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5357 Very, very nice... Very, very nice…

]]> By: Poppa http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5350 Poppa Mon, 10 Mar 2008 21:49:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5350 Pandors, No need for her to use kindling, I know for a fact that she has at least two finished pieces of wood in the proper paddle shape in her possesion! Pandors, No need for her to use kindling, I know for a fact that she has at least two finished pieces of wood in the proper paddle shape in her possesion!

]]> By: Pandora http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5344 Pandora Mon, 10 Mar 2008 11:12:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5344 <i>The most obvious, of course, is that there where probably pieces of kindling about that could be grabbed and used as a paddle on the miscreant's backside.</i><br/><br/>Ouch - imagine the splinters! *wince*<br/><br/>Pixie - your house comes with a woodshed? I'm clearly living in the wrong country :) The most obvious, of course, is that there where probably pieces of kindling about that could be grabbed and used as a paddle on the miscreant’s backside.

Ouch – imagine the splinters! *wince*

Pixie – your house comes with a woodshed? I’m clearly living in the wrong country :)

]]> By: Amber Pixie Wells http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5336 Amber Pixie Wells Mon, 10 Mar 2008 01:58:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5336 The Serial Spanker - Nope! *pinch* Not a dream. :)<br/><br/>Winchester - Haven't tested how soundproof the shed might be, but that's where a whippy switch would be best. Doesn't make much noise upon impact (unless I yell out ... which unfortunately is likely) but more than does the job. <br/><br/>Now, there are plenty of "bear" bottoms around these parts, but I don't recommend spanking any of them. ;-)<br/><br/>Anonymous - Goodness! I'm glad you enjoyed my little tour of the woodshed so much.<br/><br/>Will - Thanks! And thank goodness for trees.<br/><br/>Dunan - I'm sure I'll have more to share in the future ...<br/><br/>Mark - And yes, I suspect that I'll have a red bottomed in one or two of them. Perhaps once the trees and undergrowth have filled in the landscape a little more.<br/><br/>007 - Thank you! No snail mail arrived this weekend. Maybe soon?<br/><br/>smallhanded - Glad I could bring you what you were hoping for. Perhaps it was ESP. Very slow traveling ESP.<br/><br/>Serial Spanker - Oofah. I certainly wouldn't be able to keep quiet if I were being taken to task with a razor strop!<br/><br/>Prefectdt - I hadn't heard the theory that wood provided sound insulation. I thought that the woodshed was used because it was an enclosed spot but away from the house so that maximum privacy could be provided. That was my theory on things anyway.<br/><br/>Todd & Suzy - Yep, bare bottomed Pixie sightings are considered an early sign of spring around here. :)<br/><br/>Tim - There are no hooks, but there are a couple of nails in the wall just waiting for something to be hung from them. I realized where they were when I backed into one while taking a picture. :-/ <br/><br/>I officially started my gardening project and I'm hoping that at least one tomato seedling will sprout from the peat pots I'm doting on.<br/><br/>Dreams of Horses - Wow. With a cabin that old, there is a good chance at least one naughty bottom was attended to in there.<br/><br/>Thebes - Oh yes. If I had a woodstove, I might actually willingly stand in the corner if I was positioned near the heat source.<br/><br/>Dr. Ken - I think all of your theories are quite good. Woodsheds and stables always seem like extra scary spanking locations with so many potential implements likely to be kept there. *shivers* Glad you liked the pics! The Serial Spanker – Nope! *pinch* Not a dream. :)

Winchester – Haven’t tested how soundproof the shed might be, but that’s where a whippy switch would be best. Doesn’t make much noise upon impact (unless I yell out … which unfortunately is likely) but more than does the job.

Now, there are plenty of “bear” bottoms around these parts, but I don’t recommend spanking any of them. ;-)

Anonymous – Goodness! I’m glad you enjoyed my little tour of the woodshed so much.

Will – Thanks! And thank goodness for trees.

Dunan – I’m sure I’ll have more to share in the future …

Mark – And yes, I suspect that I’ll have a red bottomed in one or two of them. Perhaps once the trees and undergrowth have filled in the landscape a little more.

007 – Thank you! No snail mail arrived this weekend. Maybe soon?

smallhanded – Glad I could bring you what you were hoping for. Perhaps it was ESP. Very slow traveling ESP.

Serial Spanker – Oofah. I certainly wouldn’t be able to keep quiet if I were being taken to task with a razor strop!

Prefectdt – I hadn’t heard the theory that wood provided sound insulation. I thought that the woodshed was used because it was an enclosed spot but away from the house so that maximum privacy could be provided. That was my theory on things anyway.

Todd & Suzy – Yep, bare bottomed Pixie sightings are considered an early sign of spring around here. :)

Tim – There are no hooks, but there are a couple of nails in the wall just waiting for something to be hung from them. I realized where they were when I backed into one while taking a picture. :-/

I officially started my gardening project and I’m hoping that at least one tomato seedling will sprout from the peat pots I’m doting on.

Dreams of Horses – Wow. With a cabin that old, there is a good chance at least one naughty bottom was attended to in there.

Thebes – Oh yes. If I had a woodstove, I might actually willingly stand in the corner if I was positioned near the heat source.

Dr. Ken – I think all of your theories are quite good. Woodsheds and stables always seem like extra scary spanking locations with so many potential implements likely to be kept there. *shivers* Glad you liked the pics!

]]> By: Dr. Ken http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5335 Dr. Ken Sun, 09 Mar 2008 22:44:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5335 P.S.--my apologies for for incorrectly spelling spankedhortic...<br/><br/>P.P.S.--Great photos, Pixie. You look as lovely and spankable as ever!<br/><br/>Dr. Ken P.S.–my apologies for for incorrectly spelling spankedhortic…

P.P.S.–Great photos, Pixie. You look as lovely and spankable as ever!

Dr. Ken

]]> By: Dr. Ken http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5334 Dr. Ken Sun, 09 Mar 2008 08:21:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5334 Spankedhortec--I don't know if all that wood was good sound insulation or not, although that certainly may be true. I suspect there were other reasons for using the woodshed.<br/>The most obvious, of course, is that there where probably pieces of kindling about that could be grabbed and used as a paddle on the miscreant's backside.<br/>Some of the stacks of wood were probably the right height for the spankee to be bent over. The chopping block could have been used for the same purpose. The spankee could also have had to bend over and place her hands on the block for support.<br/>The woodshed also used to be the place where Pa would traditionally hang the old razor strop which, as we all know, wasn't just used to keep the razor sharp.<br/>Spankings may have taken place in the woodshed because Ma didn't want such unpleasantness in the house. There's also a psychological edge in regards to giving the spankee an assigned place to go to for punishment.<br/>All possibilities, at any rate....<br/><br/>Dr. Ken Spankedhortec–I don’t know if all that wood was good sound insulation or not, although that certainly may be true. I suspect there were other reasons for using the woodshed.
The most obvious, of course, is that there where probably pieces of kindling about that could be grabbed and used as a paddle on the miscreant’s backside.
Some of the stacks of wood were probably the right height for the spankee to be bent over. The chopping block could have been used for the same purpose. The spankee could also have had to bend over and place her hands on the block for support.
The woodshed also used to be the place where Pa would traditionally hang the old razor strop which, as we all know, wasn’t just used to keep the razor sharp.
Spankings may have taken place in the woodshed because Ma didn’t want such unpleasantness in the house. There’s also a psychological edge in regards to giving the spankee an assigned place to go to for punishment.
All possibilities, at any rate….

Dr. Ken

]]> By: Well Spanked Man http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5333 Well Spanked Man Sun, 09 Mar 2008 07:13:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5333 Good luck getting a woodstove, I love them. There is nothing quite like a cold winter's day, standing with your bared and recently spanked bottom facing a hot woodstove, keeping it warm.<br/><br/>Thebes Good luck getting a woodstove, I love them. There is nothing quite like a cold winter’s day, standing with your bared and recently spanked bottom facing a hot woodstove, keeping it warm.

Thebes

]]> By: Anonymous http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5332 Anonymous Sun, 09 Mar 2008 05:11:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5332 Looks like you struck a chord here, Pixie! I think everybody should have the opportunity to experience a woodshed, even if only to get it out of their system - or into it.<br/><br/>Mine came when I stayed a week in a then-150 year old cabin in the Blue Ridge mountains. It too was pretty full, with tools, boxes, etc., but I cleared enough space to utilize the barstool someone had stored there, and soon got the place "up and running" agaain. Half the fun is in the fantasy, and to imagine all the bottoms that had been reddened in that place over the years took the chill off the late November air!<br/><br/>Dreams oƒ Horses Looks like you struck a chord here, Pixie! I think everybody should have the opportunity to experience a woodshed, even if only to get it out of their system – or into it.

Mine came when I stayed a week in a then-150 year old cabin in the Blue Ridge mountains. It too was pretty full, with tools, boxes, etc., but I cleared enough space to utilize the barstool someone had stored there, and soon got the place “up and running” agaain. Half the fun is in the fantasy, and to imagine all the bottoms that had been reddened in that place over the years took the chill off the late November air!

Dreams oƒ Horses

]]> By: Anonymous http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5331 Anonymous Sat, 08 Mar 2008 23:52:00 +0000 http://spankingpixie.com/2008/03/the-woodshed/#comment-5331 Pixie,<br/><br/> Love the photos! All thats missing is a hook with a leather strap hanging from it.<br/> On another note. I'm hearing the sound of spring here in Northeast Pennsylvania such as the sound of geese flying overhead. I even heard a bird chirping outside of my living room window this morning. Good luck with a garden this year. I've got faith in you.<br/><br/> Tim Pixie,

Love the photos! All thats missing is a hook with a leather strap hanging from it.
On another note. I’m hearing the sound of spring here in Northeast Pennsylvania such as the sound of geese flying overhead. I even heard a bird chirping outside of my living room window this morning. Good luck with a garden this year. I’ve got faith in you.

Tim

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