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malky63
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 63
Bi-curious Female, 67

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We are heading back to La Chambre this weekend. The first visit was, as expected, a nervous affair but very enjoyable, the surroundings certainly helped.
This time we are hoping to be a little more adventourous, small steps at a time as my other half is very shy and I don't want her scared away from the hole (sic) experience.
So if anyone sees us in sheffield, our pics are shown in my web link. Then feel free to say hello. We will definetly be in the club on Saturday but may also pay a visit on the Friday as we are travelling quite a distance (why are there no clubs in Scotland).
I look forward to chatting to anyone
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My partner loves it no matter where i come over her. Afterwards she spends ages just rubbing it all over.........I think i am so lucky.
Mind you i don't mind getting it all over me as well......it only seems fair
A few weeks ago we decided to have our first visit to a club and picked La Chambre in Sheffield, which was a very good choice, and now we are planning to another visit.
Because we have to travel from Bonnie Dundee we made a effort the last time and I hired a car and we booked a reasonable hotel which all in all cost a few quid. sad
We are hoping to make a regular thing of visiting La Chambre and we need to cut costs as I am a poor student and my partner only works part time. Using the Megabus and a local train we can get to Sheffield and back for only £20 so now we are looking for reasonable accommodation, perhaps a B&B.
Does anyone know of or can anyone recommend somewhere to stay in the local area bearing in mind we will have to rely on local transport.
Thanks to anyone who gives any suggestions biggrin
We had a great time after the initial nerves that I am sure every couple have. We did a lot of watching but later we did go into the New York room where it was nice and dark.
We also did not swing although there was a time where it may have went that way but that was crossing the boundaries for our first visit.
We have talked about what happened as it was a long drive home today and we are in agreement that it was a great night and we are hoping to return some time in the future if the chance arrives and I am sure the boundaries may be moved slightly next time.
We would both recommend La Chambre as we were made to feel comfortable from the moment we first walk in the door.
This Saturday (25th September) my partner and I are visiting La Chambre for what will be out first visit to any club. I have read through all the useful info from this and other sites but are there any other tips that anyone would care to share with us.
P.S. if you are at the club on Saturday night and see two Scots looking a little shy please smile and give us a nod.
Thanks
I had mine out after being put to sleep. I was told by the doctor of all the things that could happen after the operation but because of the pain and discomfort I had to go through with it. After the operation, to remove all four at once, there was only a little pain and no swelling or bruising at all and after a week it was life as normal.
So dont worry in the long run it will be good for you.
After further investigation apparently SP2 will delete old restore points so my idea was of no use.
This is an intriguing problem, but there is an answer to everything and I am sure someone will find it but please post what that is when you find it
Hi Judy
I am led to beleive that there may be some form of software conflict between SP2 and some parts of Norton. I am sure that if you have the full internet security package then there will be a problem but not so much if it is just anti-virus that you are running.
It may be that the only way to get you system back to the way you want it is to restore it, using a system restore point set up before installing SP2. I have been running SP2 for about a month mow and so far the only useful feature is to stop my email from downloading images directly all the other features IMO are for people who are not computer literate and do not have much idea about security and protecting themselfs.
Reset your machine and wait until Norton have solved teh problem then update to SP2.
This may not be the correct solution and I am open to other suggestions and before doing anything to your computer please back up any important information.
Never thought that my first post on a swinging web site would be about computers I need to get out more