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>Sarah, > >Thank you for all that you shared. All points you >mentioned sound so great! > >I am just imagining preparing for a spanking and >finding cute little underoos. That is so cute! I >would love it. > >The story about the eight year old girl that calmly >went to get her mom's hairbrush for you is amazing! >What a sweet and polite little girl! I can understand >how you almost felt bad about spanking her. I would >have felt bad too, but just like you, pretty sure I >would still follow-through. It sounds like she was >raised very well! Was that the only time you had the >opportunity to spank her? > >Thank you for sharing, Sarah! > >Hugs, Amanda J. > > >>I guess as my spanking history was the motivation for >>this post, I should probably reply. lol >> >>I can't say there is anything that has ever actually >>shocked me, although I have been taken by surprise. >>That happened a few times when I first started >>spanking just for the fact it was the first time >>something happened to me. >> >>-A child breaking free when trying to pull them over >>to where I was going to spank them. >> >>- The first time I had my hairbrush hidden on me. I >>was 19 yrs old and the 9 yr old boy took it out of >>purse and he threw it in the garbage. I looked for >>that brush for 15 minutes and ended up spanking him >>with a spoon, instead. I knew I had it with me as I >>remembered bringing it. I later found the brush when I >>searched for it more thoroughly. Boy, was I mad! >> >>- The first time I bared a little boy in underoos. >>Wasn't a gasp surprise, but a pleasant one. They were >>so adorable on him. :) >> >>But there isn't much of anything that has surprised me >>in quite awhile now. However, about 10 years ago, >>there was a 8 yr old little girl that took me by >>complete surprise. I was babysitting her for friends >>from church and she earned herself a spanking for >>sneaking her snack plate into the living room when I >>had gone to the bathroom. One of the rules of her home >>is all eating is done in the kitchen for the children >>as they had too many spills on the couch and >>carpeting. >> >>And I understand that rule, as I had the same rule for >>my own children (and the kids I sit for) up to a >>certain age, as well. >> >>But when I announced the spanking, instead of crying >>and pleading to get out of it, she just slumped her >>shoulders and said, "Ok....Hold on, I'll be right >>back." I was already pretty surprised. But she >>returned with a hairbrush and said "This is what Mommy >>uses to spank me" and presented it to me. >> >>I was at a loss of words at first, but finally found >>my bearing and told her "Well thank you, sweetheart. >>But I have my own hairbrush, and pulled it out." >> >>Honestly, I almost didn't want to spank her with how >>polite and agreeable she was, shedding not one tear. >>She even lifted her legs without even asking while I >>removed her pants and panties and I didn't hear one >>plea of "Please don't spank me!" I was a bit >>dumbfounded. Something I had never seen before with a >>child her age. And a child of any age is usually upset >>to some extent. >> >>That said, once I got her over my lap and began to >>hand spank her, her calm demeanor quickly disappeared >>and she became much like any other child during a >>good, sound spanking. Bawling, wailing and screaming >>loudly over my lap as I hand spanked her, and became >>even more loud and frantic when I switched to my >>hairbrush. >> >>But I will never forget how calm she was during the >>announcement and preparation of her spanking, >>especially for an 8 yr old. >> >> >>Sarah
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