My Role Model.....gone

The multi talented actress Rue McClanahan who was best known for her part as the horny beauty Blanche Deveraux passed away earlier today at the age of 76. She was one of the ingredients who shaped the Mistress.

The girls all around the table talking about sex as usual and Blanche recalling a beau she fondly remembers." Ahhhh, I remember him like it was yesterday, the air thick with perfume and me with Billy. Or Bobby. Yea Bobby.That was it. Or was it Ben. Oh who knows, all I know is that it started with a B!" This would also be a typical conversation with the Mistress and friends trying to remember one of her pass clandstines also. Rest in peace.

Grande Dame of the Week

The comedic talent of Kasha Davis!



Well what can be said for Kasha Davis except that she's loving every minute of entertaining the gays and lesbtiaians. Ever since Kasha was a young "Lady" she remembers stealing her mom's makeup, gowns and gems in order to put on a show in the full length mirrors they had set up in the basement. Her sisters would gather costumes from the neighbors and they would pull a performance together in the garage for the passers by, starring Kasha of course! To hell with lemonade, they had "Hello Dolly". Kasha has been at drag for some time now,entertaining the masses in Rochester, NY where she can be seen along with the talents of Pandora Boxx in The Lipstick Massacre at the Genva Theater. The show runs till June 12. In addition, she is a huge queen of comedy! Just watch the video at the bottom of this post as she makes her Balls of Love. Pricless,and just how the Mistress cook here at home! burp. I think anyone who wears a top with Tanqueray bottles on it, and drinks it with everything is ok in my book! After all, I loves me some gin! And to see where Kasha will pop up next just check out her site at Kasha Davis.

From Pandora Boxx's Gay Show

What if Carol Channing had her own talk show? Well here she does, and it's called Carol Channing Rambles and her first guest is Anna Nicole,before her death! From the gorgeous and truly talented Pandora Boxx!

Roadside Gaints

It was sooooooooo fun when I was a wee Mistress in past summers, when we would pile into the station wagon and hit the road for family vacations. My dad would do the driving and the trips were generally long in the car, and like Chevy Chase in the movie Vacation, he would HAVE to make sure we saw EVERY oddity roadside attraction there was!!! Of course, even at a young age, I found them neat to see, but I was probably looking at the cute boys in passing cars! Some things nevvvvvvver change! And we saw some really weird attractions. A two story bunny greeted us into a parking lot. A Japanese pagoda on the side of a mountain. Glow in the dark pixies danced in a cave. Grizzly bears look for a hand out in a gift shop. Tourists walk into the mouth of an whale. Call them tacky, call them kitsch, but without the many wondrous sights along the road, getting there would not be half the fun that it is. Roadside advertising had become a normal operating cost for businesses. Fanciful buildings, signs, and colossal sculptures were a colorful feature of highway culture and commerce during the 1920s and 30s. Highly visible and usually humorous, these "roadside attractions" were designed to catch the eye of the passing motorist and entice potential customers. All in all, the 1920s and—in spite of the Great Depression—the 1930s literally changed the American landscape. Ah well, I admit without seeing them the trips would have been boring. What's the oddest one you've seen?

Harvey the Rabbit at Harvey Marine store on Tualatin Valley Highway is a famous landmark on the busy, commercial strip, or is it the entrance to David Dust's Dust Bunny Nation?


The Big Apple near Cobourg, Ontario


Blue Whale in Catoosa, Oklahoma


The Japaness Pagoda in Reading, PA


The Haines Shoe House from Hellam,Pennsylvania was built by Colonel Mahlon N. Haines self proclaimed “Shoe Wizard”, owner of a 40 retail shoe stores in Pennsylvania and Maryland.


Big Pineapple at Nambour, Queensland


The florist shop on Aurura Avenue, where this jumbo-sized elephant has been in residence for at least 50 years,