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Showing posts with label Chinese American. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chinese American. Show all posts

Monday, August 20, 2012

BootBoy Visits San Francisco to Worship Goddess Ming (Day 3)

Great Boot Quotes in History: Mae "Boot" West
Why don't you come up and see me sumtime. I'll let you. Lick my boots. 
Yesterday was truly awesome! I spent another day with the Goddess Ming. Although we have known each other for a long time, we learned a lot more about each other. The Goddess Ming is not a dominatrix, but she admitted to me that she has liked the idea since high school. The Goddess Ming's preferred style of boots are combat boots and she got her first pair when she was 14. She now has over 20 pairs of boots most of which are combat boots, but she also has a nice pair of thigh high boots, a pair of Charles David's and another pair of knee high zip up boots. 
The Goddess Ming is Chinese-American. She doesn't really fit into the neat Asian stereotype. She is her own person and that is why is a goddess. The Goddess Ming related to me that she went to a  metal band concert recently and wore a pair of her spike heel boot and kicked four guys with her boots becasue they were  "pissing her off". The Goddess Ming is no stranger to kicking people with her boots. She realized almost immediately how much fun it was to kick guys in the nuts with boots and then added kicks to the shins just to spice things up. The Goddess Ming is 5'0 and weighs 100 lbs. She is a tiny package of power. She has a bit of a temper, but she is also very sweet and extremely loyal. To have her as a friend makes you feel very secure because she will protect you from harm, unless she is the one doling out the punishment and in that case, you're screwed!
One of my favorite things is to have my food blessed by the Goddess Ming's boots or shoes. Yesterday as we were enjoying our Weinershitzel, I realized that my chili cheese dog was missing something. I placed my hot dog at the Goddess Ming's feet and she graciusly flattened it for me. A hot dog just isn't the same unless its been blessed by a goddesses boots. The Goddess Ming was in an irritable mood yesterday, so I to got to experience her dominance over me. This wasn't the usual play dominance. The Goddess Ming was in a bad mood and yelled at me several times. I trust the Goddess Ming to never hurt me and I know if she feels like being a bitch, all I can do is enjoy having her use her power on me. Perhaps someday, the Goddess Ming and I will have a true bondage session where she gives me a severe beating with  a bullwhip, her bare hands of a pair of her beloved boots. If that ever happens, it will be a truly moving event. and I will share every detail. We all share our love of knee high boots and female domination, so until the next time this is BootBoy. 

Monday, August 13, 2012

Female Athletes & Boots Month Michelle Kwan

Great Boot Quotes in History: 
This is one small step for a boot, one Giant leap for BOOT NATION!
Female Athletes and Boots Month - Ice Skating Week (Bonus Day) Michelle Kwan
Michelle Kwan is the most loved U.S. female athlete of
all-time. Her career is marked by unsurpassed brilliance and heartbreaking defeat. Five time World Champion (1996, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2003); Nine time U.S. Champion including eight consecutive titles from 1998 - 2005; Silver Medal at the 1998 Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan and Bronze Medal at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is the most decorated figure skater in U.S. history. In 2012 Michelle was inducted into both the U.S. Figure Skating Hall of Fame and the 
World Figure Skating Hall of Fame. 
Accolades and medals cannot describe how Kwan is appreciated. Michelle Kwan is one of the rare athletes who transcends her sport. Michelle's Olympic career was marked by incredible disappointment, from her missing the 1994 Winter Games in Lillihamer, Norway when Tonia Harding should have been disqualified for her role in the attack on fellow American skater, Nancy Kerrigan to her crushing defeat to Tara Lipinski at the 1998 Winter Olympic games to her eventual withdrawal from the 2006 Olympic Games in Turin, Italy. 
None of those "failures" matter though. Michelle Kwan's legacy is that of a winner, her World Championships,
U.S. Championships, silver and bronze Olympic medals are only part of her legacy. Kwan never quit, she never gave up and she always had a smile at the end of the day. Kwan has come to realize her importance as a person to us all and how her willingness to continue fighting is an inspiration to everyone. 
Today, Michelle Kwan is a mentor to 2010 Winter Olympic gold medalist Yu-na Kim. They have become close friends and have skated together in Korea. The only question I have is: when did Michelle Kwan get so pretty! Her big brown eyes, long black hair and tiny body are amazing. But it's her easy laugh and infectious smile that really touches us. 
Lastly, Michelle does wear her knee-high boots from time to time. But unlike other "good girls" we don't want her to put on her boots and kick us. We just want to watch her skate.