From Church to Fetish - Sunday in San Francisco

San Fran offers a variety of experiences. This Sunday started in an especially cool church that holds an energetic and friendly Sunday service and ended in a fetishes street fair features a lot of public spanking, nudity and men petting their monkeys. This post will have a few videos, the next one with some stills.
So first a part of the church singing to assist with feeling the divine...


A sweet piano solo adds to the atmosphere



A few hours later at the Folsom Street Fair...



The videos above and below are a very mild version of what was happening there. I didn't want to upload sexual content with public nudity to my blog. Some public spankings and whipping have left red bleeding marks on the joyful receivers. Quite a few of the exposed penises outdoor were proudly erected to advertise their owner. Be accepting or be shocked :)

after you've watched the videos, time for some stills but I'll do it in the next post...

3 Years Away

It's been 3 years since my father passed away and I still miss him and think about him. While I do prefer to commemorate his life rather than his death, it's a date I unfortunately remember as well. A lot has changed since. My mother started traveling a lot more since my father's death. She joined me in India and later in Thailand and Cambodia and is now with my cool young brother in China. So this year we won't hold a memorial service next to my father's grave. Doesn't mean we don't remember as we do remember, every single day.

Down the 101 from Oregon to California

The US is packed with so-called scenic routes. They almost all feature stunning views which make a US road trip such a beautiful amazing experience. Often pictures cannot really encapsulate the feeling of open air views but here are a few anyway.

Our cool Ford Focus is named Billy and we got him in Texas. He has been serving us well for thousands of miles already.

As we now have a car we got some camping gear and do camp outdoors when we don't stay at people's houses in towns and cities.

Waves splashing and it looks like a gazer, but it's not.

Some of the giant red woods drifted far away.

A few hours later we started seeing some huge living trees.

While I'm opposed to riding horses, the picture still looks good.

Our rideshare people enjoying one of the scenic views

Modern Nomads and Cinnamon - Featured on TV

We're now deep into our US roadtrip, having spent over 5 months here and more than 2 months with our lovely car named Billy. I haven't updated the blog in a while and consider this a good opportunity to start catching up.
A few days ago Dana and I appeared on TV in a piece about modern nomads. It was on the Israeli channel 2 news at prime time so I guess some people have actually watched it. You can watch it on this link but it's in Hebrew. Our part starts at 4:00 with a cinnamon roll hug. So after you watch the national TV piece, you're welcome to see the hug here below.

Perhaps more blog updates soon.