Have not seen a “woodland pixie” in the forests yet–perhaps someday. Did hear the hoot of an owl in the woods a few days ago…..and in weather news, we had a snow squall(!) yesterday. Sheesh.

Happy Spring, it can not arrive soon enough,
Dave

well ok only 320 days out of the year, but still NOT BAD

kaiser – The curls were only very temporarily flattened. I had my hair trimmed earlier that morning and I’ll often have my stylist straighten it just for fun after a cut. But as always, the curls bounce back with avengence as soon as I wet my hair.

crystal – Thank you.

D – Canes for growing green beans? Little spanko veggies!

Poppa Mark – Thanks so much. I’m very flattered.

AK – Yeah, along with warm weather and sunshine, spring brings lots of potential itchy dangers. Let’s see if I can make it the whole season without running into poison ivy. I suppose running around in the woods naked is courting trouble though.

Charlie – The photos were posted as blurred images only because we didn’t have written releases for the new models on file yet. I’ll often post a blurred picture to give a hint at what they might look like though. The shoot on Saturday went well, but unfortunately the new female spanker, Betty, backed out of the shoot. There is a new (clear!) photo of new spankee, Lavender, up on Pixie’s Previews.

Naughty_Ney – Thank you. Glad you have been enjoying the previews on our site. We do have a lot of fun doing the scenes … even when the hard spankings we’ve been doing lately aren’t so fun to receive!

^Mike – Woodland pixies are indeed warmth seeking creatures. Whether it’s the sun or spanks, the increased heat makes them very lively.

Linde – yes, that is one of the major perks of living out this way. Lots of quiet places to explore. So just as long as you don’t mind having to drive half an hour to get …. well, anywhere, then it’s perfect.

TigerLily – Truth be known, I couldn’t deliberately kill even green bean plants. I want the little guys to grow. Plus, if the birds eat the green beans, they’d probably help themselves to blueberries for dessert. And then we’d have to play a game of Spank The Berry Bird.

JC – Yay for spring!

Schwarz – I’m looking forward to outdoor recreation too – hiking, biking, kayaking. Hopefully our plans for white water rafting will come to fruition this year after being repeatedly rained out last season.

Prefectdt – Sorry for the glitch with the original seedling photo. I’m glad that you enjoy my little garden posts and like a proud parent, I’m thrilled to show pics of my little green babies.

Pandora – What are you growing this year? Flowers? Veggies? Bit of both?

dana – I promise to eat my veggies, but I’m finicky about which ones. Bring on the broccoli and carrots, but I may have to leave the house when the green beans are cooking.

Tim – Still definitely early spring here and the temperatures aren’t steady. There’d be no frolicking in the woods today or I’d be a very blue pixie.

Ed – How fun to try all those different crops. I’m sure I’ll keep my garden and trying new ones each year if I can.

007 – I’m just thrilled that I’m able to do a photo like this once in a while and that people enjoy them.

Jeff – Thank you! My bottom may be pale, but my cheeks are blushing now.

Tom – I promise pixies are real. You just have to believe.

Dr. Ken – I vote that I should earn another “get out of spanking free card” for volunteering to grow the icky things. At the very least I should get one if I manage to grow a bumper crop, no? And I’m so pleased you are enjoying Punished Brats. Hope you keep finding lots to love each time you come back.

Schwarz – Thank you for the lovely review!!

jan – True. They will be on the loose. Look out!

Tim – Lavender was a sweetie and did a great job. Lots of hard spankings on Saturday all around.

RTG – I’m afraid my spring fever is already at a critical state. I can’t take much more of being cooped up inside or freezing when daring to step outdoors. I’m beyond ready to sun my buns.

and as spring approaches, dont gett too much spring fever, i know i have

rtg

Dr. Ken