Hauled to the Head's office, Sarah expected that he'd let his daughter off the hook, but we both got spanked. He also disappointed Sarah by refusing to take sides, telling us equably, "They're both just great countries!" as he spanked us till we howled.
Unfortunately, our continued bickering during the spanking landed us in even more trouble. Nodding to English tradition, he decided to give us both the cane. But to drive his point home, he matched it with an equal number of strokes of the wooden paddle.
While we were shooting I found it hilarious that Sarah and I are so much more at home with our respective traditional implements. Both hurt, of course, but I dreaded the paddle, and she particularly hated the cane. We picked up on this in the scene, of course, arguing over which was worst. And Paul put the difference to good use with his canny closing threat: if he caught us fighting again, we'd find ourselves back in his office; I'd get the paddle, and Sarah would get the cane!
Nice story, authentic looking pictures. Cute touch for him to give Sarah the cane and you the paddle. Creative idea. We could all use a little more "cultural exchange"!
A great blog. My english is bad but I can say "Pandora is the best".
Ah... this looks wonderful. It appears to be very straightforward, beautifully photographed and touches many of my buttons. I love the talk about different implements and how they might hurt differently.
It was a fun scene. I was totally out-bratted by Sarah. She's a pro!
The thing is that I can take the paddle well enough, the times I have, it's just that the sensation really *annoys* me. It's blunt, it's over the top, there's nothing subtle about it. It doesn't make me feel more malleable and vulnerable and submissive - it makes me feel irritable.
And yet, I fantasise about it more than any other implement. I have no idea what that's about.
Hhmmmm, thinks - English girl at American university - circa 1950s - sorority paddle.....???????
"Its blunt, its over the top, theres nothing subtle about it."
Heh - just like the stereotypical USAian, then!