HNT – 128
As we do every year, California Girl and I had some fun while wearing our Mardi Gras beads. They get in the way and make a lot of noise; but that’s part of their charm. If beads could talk, they would have plenty of interesting stories to tell. We didn’t go out and celebrate Fat Tuesday as in years past; but we still made certain to observe the holiday in our traditional way (i.e. sex). Anyway, our theme for today is “Mardi Gras bead collection”. How big is your bead collection and how did you earn them? Click on an image to enlarge.
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Ahhh, you have seen my beads if you’ve been to my HNT! I don’t have a collection, but when I go to bars I seem to get a bunch when they are handing them out…..
You two are HAWT!
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My bead count stands at 0
Mardi Gras isnt really celebrated here Down Under. Maybe I should start it off next year. Happy HNT!
Ms SD
Awesome pictures! Very sexy. Your post inspired me to do a future post with my beads involved. Thanks.
Happy HNT!!!
LOL…my son was wearing his beads around the house that a friend sent him. I cracked up after looking at your blog
TomsGirrl: I think beads are the perfect accessory to naked boobs. I like to get unique ones (at least for around her) to give them out in bars. Women like them better than plain ones and that makes things more interesting.
Thanks for the compliment! Happy HNT to you.
Ms SD: You have to attend Mardi Gras celebration at least once in your life. Fat Tuesday is a LOT of fun if you don’t take it too seriously.
Redneck Vamp: Thanks for stopping by. Did you earn your beads in the usually way. Happy HNT.
Michelle: Most of our beads are adult themed so I don’t think it’s a big deal; but I wonder what the recipients would think if they saw these pictures. “Gently used” has a whole new meaning.
Great photos.
Just wanted you to know you are the first of the sexy blogs I check. I’m glad to see you wearing your Mardi Gras beads. Good to see that you can still carry on a Louisiana tradition inspite of the fact that my LSU Tigers beat your OSU Buckeyes like a read headed stepchild.
Phil: Thanks. Don’t bash the Buckeyes too bad. Playing in the National Championship game during a “rebuilding” year is still quite an accomplishment. We’ll be back in 2008-2009. Hopefully, we’ll get a chance to put a beat down on the Tigers.
Emma has a good collection of beads. We really must find out more about Mardi Gras before next year as it isn’t really celebrated here (apart from the pancakes).
Do they make nice “jangly” noises when you are moving? Or do you ever get tangled up when you are getting really close? Just curious.
Glad to know you guys are still going at it. Love the beads!
Alfie: I’m not sure where the custom of flashing boobs for beads originated but it’s one I like.
I think it’s a peculiarly North and South American way to celebrate the start of Lent. I don’t think it’s celebrated as much in other parts of the world. It’s big here; even for people who are not Catholic. Maybe the boobs have something to do with it. 
Lapis Ruber: They make quite a lot of nice when they’re moving. That’s why we took most of them off by the last picture. Of course anything can get in the way. I once tangled gold chains with a former girlfriend. It would have been really funny except for when it happened. You’ll have to use your
SexKitten: Thanks. We still have fun even after almost three years. We don’t know where blogging will lead us; but we plan to keep going as long as it’s still fun for us.