A brief encounter with Paris Kennedy at FetishCon 2009
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:08 pm
Hi, all. I think I post something on our forum an average of once per year, so here's this year's episode of "de-lurking."
This past weekend I attended FetishCon 2009 in Tampa, Florida. FetishCon is an annual fetish trade show and convention that is usually held every August at the Hyatt in Tampa. I have no connection to FetishCon and/or to the fetish business whatsoever, but I thought it would be a cool way to spend the weekend, so I registered and went.
I must admit that a big factor in my decision to go, however, was that the website for the event indicated Paris Kennedy (of MPV fame) was one of the half-dozen fetish models who would be attending as a Special Guest of Honor (there are, however, well over 100+ models that attend the event, albeit sometimes very briefly). I found Paris sitting at her booth as soon as I arrived and, after finding a brief moment where she wasn't engaged in talking to a fan or photographer, I approached. I told her I was a big fan of her work for MPV and, after thanking me, she said that she gets "lots of emails" from similar fans about her MPV work. She seemed impressed that such a brief period of work she did so long ago (it seems most of her MPV footage was shot a few years back) has resulted in such a disproportionate, positive outpouring of response from fans.
I asked her about her most challenging sink, assuming she could remember, and while she did not specify a certain one, she said she found the peat bogs to be more challenging to work with because they are difficult to move around in and they smell funny. She indicated she liked the clay bogs, however, because they are so smooth and creamy.
I had one of the DVDs with me and asked for an autograph, which she was happy to do. I pulled my copy of "Expressively Quicksand" from my bag, which features a photo of Paris submerged up to her waist on the DVD's label. Seeing the photo on the label, she laughingly said, "Oh, yeah. I remember that one. That's one of those peat bogs." She signed it and returned it. At that moment, her booth was joined by other persons. I thanked her, said I'd see her around, and departed.
I've attached a photo of the signed DVD in case anybody wants to see. With apologies to Dave Lodoski, I'll never be able to put it in my DVD player again ; )
The moral of this story: Always let your favorite QS model know how much you dig her work -- in Paris' case, she's hearing it loud & clear from all of us and I can tell she appreciates it. Hopefully this was a story worthy of everybody's time to read. Thanks and take care.
This past weekend I attended FetishCon 2009 in Tampa, Florida. FetishCon is an annual fetish trade show and convention that is usually held every August at the Hyatt in Tampa. I have no connection to FetishCon and/or to the fetish business whatsoever, but I thought it would be a cool way to spend the weekend, so I registered and went.
I must admit that a big factor in my decision to go, however, was that the website for the event indicated Paris Kennedy (of MPV fame) was one of the half-dozen fetish models who would be attending as a Special Guest of Honor (there are, however, well over 100+ models that attend the event, albeit sometimes very briefly). I found Paris sitting at her booth as soon as I arrived and, after finding a brief moment where she wasn't engaged in talking to a fan or photographer, I approached. I told her I was a big fan of her work for MPV and, after thanking me, she said that she gets "lots of emails" from similar fans about her MPV work. She seemed impressed that such a brief period of work she did so long ago (it seems most of her MPV footage was shot a few years back) has resulted in such a disproportionate, positive outpouring of response from fans.
I asked her about her most challenging sink, assuming she could remember, and while she did not specify a certain one, she said she found the peat bogs to be more challenging to work with because they are difficult to move around in and they smell funny. She indicated she liked the clay bogs, however, because they are so smooth and creamy.
I had one of the DVDs with me and asked for an autograph, which she was happy to do. I pulled my copy of "Expressively Quicksand" from my bag, which features a photo of Paris submerged up to her waist on the DVD's label. Seeing the photo on the label, she laughingly said, "Oh, yeah. I remember that one. That's one of those peat bogs." She signed it and returned it. At that moment, her booth was joined by other persons. I thanked her, said I'd see her around, and departed.
I've attached a photo of the signed DVD in case anybody wants to see. With apologies to Dave Lodoski, I'll never be able to put it in my DVD player again ; )
The moral of this story: Always let your favorite QS model know how much you dig her work -- in Paris' case, she's hearing it loud & clear from all of us and I can tell she appreciates it. Hopefully this was a story worthy of everybody's time to read. Thanks and take care.