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What part of my body is calling you?  Also, I love it when you guys tip, because it shows me how much you appreciate my photo shoots.  It shows me that you realize I'm not simply throwing up a selfie I just shot in my bathroom (no effort).  Tips help pay for these photo shoot trips and make it possible for me to go on future photo shoot trips to get more awesome pics!  As you guys well know I'm not the OF creator that begs for money or constantly tried to sell you something.  That's not me and never will be me.  However, I do VERY much appreciate tips, and I must say I have some AWESOME tippers on here that tip me on a daily or almost daily basis.  
A very big thanks to these people:
Karsten, LouLou, Drew, Herbert, Rob, Eric, James, Liam, Jim, Henry, Bob, Cam, Vince, Scott, Trevor, David, M, Timmy, StepD, Kenneth, Mike, Joe, Ron, Sean, Jon, Chris, Omar.  If I forgot someone I'm very sorry.  So many subs tip, but but the people above are exceptional and constant in their support of me, so I just wanted to thank them publicly.  Some of you show me much love in other ways such as buying vids/pics, which would be very difficult to name all those names here, but you know you have my appreciation :) XOXOXO  
A lot of you have been asking about my trip to Tucson, Arizona.  First I'd like to say that while in Tucson I gained a lot of new OnlyFans subscribers from the area, which is very exciting to me.  I always try to tag "Tucson" in my Instagram posts, and I guess it worked well.  Tucson people are sooo friendly!!  I have found Tucson to be a very enjoyable town, and I really like a lot of things about it.  Many have been asking if I would ever move there.  The answer is I have a lot of places to visit before making that decision, but I did look at some real estate while in Tucson, I inquired with a realtor about a 2 properties as well as some vacant land for sale that borders the national park area, which is in the foothills (their version of mountains).  They're not tall mountains, but they do give you the feel of elevation, which is amazing for views and staying a bit cooler.  A lot of people on Instagram asked me about my Rattlesnake encounter.  It was fine.  The snake was on my driveway at night just doing his/her thing, and warming on the pavement.  I have realized that Tucson is full of Rattlesnakes, lol.  Like, literally they are everywhere especially when you stay out in the desert, of course.  I accept that and I understand they are a permanent fixture of the natural environment there.  I actually love snakes and I find them soooo cool and always have.  I'm mildly afraid of venomous snakes, of course I respect them, and don't want to get bitten.  I would NEVER kill a snake unless it was in my house and I couldn't find a way to remove it.  Snakes are such an important part of the ecosystem, and I find people that readily kill snakes to be extremely unaware/lacking in a deeper understanding.  It's not right to kill any wild animal just because you feel it's in your way.  That in itself is what's wrong with the human race.  I try my best to live in harmony with nature, and I feel it's the highest level of understanding and being a good steward of the planet.  So....long story short...I accept the snakes, lol!!          
I have other states I want to visit before making any decisions.  I used to love Florida, but now I absolutely hate the humidity.  I like the dryness out west so much better.  I'm planning my next trip now, so I'm either going to Hawaii, New Mexico or one of the Caribbean islands.  It depends on Covid restrictions.  Leaving the country can be a lot of red tape, still!  So, if I have to stay within the US that is perfectly fine.  Any recommendations?  Comments? Questions?