Aurora’s Journal

I’m often asked about people’s reaction on my unusual outfits. See for yourself!

I’m not modeling all the time, spending days and nights in front of the camera. Sometimes I just take my time and my little cam and go strolling the streets and sights of a small historical town. Let it be Rimini, Italy this time.

Yes! Finally we have got the visa. Tomorrow will be lazy waters of Adriatic sea, hot sun, and two weeks at leisure.
Hey Rimini!

Summer is so beautiful time so even if you need some reading, it’s better to take your book out to nature! This time I even forgot to get out of my pantyhose suit…

OK, now it’s time to tell the truth. I’m secret agent for the Special Fetish Squad, together with my partner Morra.
Today we have saved the world again from the great non-fetish danger!

Many people like to take their cameras out to nature, to a nearest forest for example. I am not an exception. Today I decided to go deeper into the woods hoping to find some rare flowers or something interesting. To my great amazement I did an unexpected find:

There was no live person or even any tracks around. But there were some pictures in the camera. Now see for yourself.

Yes, yes, yes! My exams are over! So, I have finished the first stage of theoretical electrics, and fully completed the course of quantum physics! No more lasers, spectrum analysers, and superconductors!
Now I’ve got almost two months of recreation, fun and walking through a lot of beautiful places!

Summer, flowers, new latex!

Digging my old file storage I’ve found some funny images. Look at this little amusing lady!

The cruiser Aurora was launched on 11 May 1900 and joined the Navy of Russia in July 1903. During the World War I the cruiser, being included in the second Pacific Ocean squadron, sailed to the Far East (October 1904 – May 1905). In 1917 the Aurora’s crew took an active part in the February and October revolutionary activities and the Civil War repulsing international intervention. In 1924 the cruiser was awarded the Red Banner of the USSR Central Committee and in 1927 decorated with the order of Red Banner. With the beginning of the Great Patriotic War the cruiser Aurora with her crew defended Leningrad. In 1956 the cruiser Aurora was made a museum (a branch of the Central Naval Museum). For 45 years the museum has been visited by more than 28 million people from 160 countries. In 1968 the cruiser Aurora was decorated with the Order of the October Revolution. In July 1992 the Saint Andrew Naval Banner – the symbol of Russian naval power – was raised over the ship again.