The C-Cup ChroniclesThree women, three points of view One Free-For-All Gather round as we tell the true stories of today's woman. Home of Ask Mrs. Peachy, Somewhere Out There and Robin's Musings From The Jockstrap: A weekly editorial from the male perspectiveThe C-Cups Are Featured!- August 24, 2004 The C-Cups are featured! Check out Keyword: Grapevine and you can see us in all our cartoon glory. For the record...Gigi over at Lotus Martinis made the graphic for the Cups...not me. Take a hop over there and tell her how fantastic she is!http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/24/the-c-cups-are-fe... (Untitled)- August 22, 2004 From The Training BraBy Robin "I reach beyond myself to see what I find beyond my mind, there's no time in this place beyond my sight, my heart knows what is not yet seen, I'm witnessing my own becoming."Jewels Becoming My daughter turned 11 this week. To celebrate, she wanted a night out with "the girls." She invited two friends to ride the bus home from school. They decorated a birthday cake together and played for awhile. We piled in the minivan and headed out for dinner. Instead of...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/22/untitled/847 The Chemical Peel- August 21, 2004 By SuzypwrVisit Suzy's page (linked above) to see a picture shortly after the peel. Aging is a topic close to my heart. I worked for over 10 years in Adult Protective Services. I am now 54 years old. Getting old can be a rough, bumpy ride for some people. Others grab the hand bars and enjoy the trip. If we are lucky, we all get there, one way or another. There is usually some marker that makes people say, "OMG! I am getting old!" Deborah noticed sock lines didnt go away as fast on her..http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/20/the-chemical-peel... (Untitled)- August 17, 2004 Please bear with us folks. In light of Hurricane Charley, I have been unable to get enough time at the computer to update the Chronicles. For those of you that don't know, my entire family (with the exception of one brother, who is serving in Iraq) was in the path of the storm. I've been very stressed out and worried (like that helps) for my parents, who suffered enormous property damage and were scared to death to boot. Add to that, Monday was the first day of school...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/16/untitled/839 Approaching Middle Age- August 13, 2004 By Deborah I realized today that I am approaching middle age. It wasn't the gray hairs that are creeping in nor was it the crow's feet blooming in the corners of my eyes. When I noticed that I had sock marks on my ankles for at least and hour after taking off my socks I had a moment of pause. I flashed back to a show I watched about a middle aged woman who was a call girl. Her specialty was teaching young men how to make...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/12/approaching-middl... Head's Up!- August 11, 2004 We're off of vacation as you can see by Robin's latest entry and we're looking for some contributions to get another series started. Before I announce what our next topic is, here's what is going on with the C-Cup girls right now: Robin has begun a new chapter in her life and she's sharing her thoughts and feelings in a new journal that replaces her old one, What A Difference A Day Makes. Jump on over there and see how Robin is approaching this new season in her...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/11/heads-up/825 Victoria's Peace Offering- August 11, 2004 From the CupsBy Robin Last week, I received a card in the mail from Victorias Secret. She and I have had our differences in the past, but this time, she was offering an olive branch: a free pair of panties and $5 off the purchase of a bra. The buxom blonde on the postcard was modeling a dozen different styles of panties, each one skimpier than the last. I could have saved myself the trouble of going to the mall if Id have just used a black sharpie and drawn on the tiny G-string...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/10/victorias-peace-o... (Untitled)- August 5, 2004 Who Is This ChildBy Peachy Thirty-four years ago, a woman in her 20's found herself pregnant and unmarried. Her family could not be called supportive by any means. While abortions were not legal then, they were still an option. There were ways to fix her problem. She decided against terminating her pregnancy and instead chose to carry the baby to term and give it up for adoption. Her pregnancy was uneventful and when the time came for her to deliver, she and her mother rushed to the hospital,...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/04/untitled/796 (Untitled)- August 4, 2004 Silent All These YearsBy Robin Sometimes I hear my voice and its been years, Silent all these years . . . Boy youd best pray that I bleed real soon Hows that thought for you Your scream got lost in a paper cup Do you think theres a heaven where some screams have gone Ive got 25 bucks and a cracker Do you think its enough To get us there Years go by, Will I still be waiting for somebody else to understand Years go by, If Im stripped of my beauty and the orange clouds...http://journals.aol.com/jcgeorgiapeach/ccupchronicles/entries/2004/08/04/untitled/792 |