| Honey
Honey Hear ye! Hear ye! The jury has deliberated and the verdict is in: Honey is guilty of being hotter than a chili pepper (back when they had their original guitar player, that is)! Meet Honey. This friendly, pretty young upstart is proficient in more areas of creativity than I have fingers to count them. She's a writer, an artist, a cartoonist, a singer, a lyricist, a graphic designer, a web publisher and a model. And if you don't think modeling is an aesthetic talent, go visit her online portfolio and then consider debating the issue with me. Her plate is so full I don't know how she found time to make me my very own Bridget Bardot desktop theme. She, herself, was so impressed with the results that she decided to offer her stunning photo design for public consumption at her "Themes" site along with other pop and anti-pop illuminaries like Marilyn Manson, Marilyn Monroe, Megadeth, Rita Hayworth, Madonna and one of her favorite real size models Liis. And I've just been notified; if I snoop around her site even deeper, I'll find a few themes featuring Honey's gorgeous kisser as well! I'm sure Rita, Marilyn and Bridget won't mind a little competition. On second thought, maybe they would. Honey IS a Toil Girl. *wink*
Date of entry: 7/00
Date of entry: 7/00 |
"Having been many times to this site, I had been daydreaming of having myself immortalized in Toildom. So one cold Monday morning, I sat drawing in the passenger seat of a rented car destined for Minnesota. The picture? Myself, of course, as I wanted to be Toiled: in the school-girl motif. Two days later, to my amazement, I discovered that, like a light in a dark place, my guestbook had been graced by the presence of the Arteest himself. I decided right then and there that my likeness was destined to be placed among the voluptuous vixens of the Big Beautiful Pin-Up Gallery. So eagerly I responded... and soon.... Mr. Toil had taken my idea and worked his magic! Now, that work of art is proudly displayed on the entrance of my website...in a place of supreme honor---right up there, in front, where it should be! This was a strange-but-true story!"