Lines en français

Dear readers,

recently a new teacher arrived in the Written Punishments group on Yahoo, and on Monday I - having to much free time* - asked her for a punishment. I made up the story that I didn't wear my school blazer in the recent summer heat (which actually wasn't that far from the truth). 

Miss Thivierge is the new French teacher, so naturally she told me to write my lines in French: "Mon uniforme n'est pas une décoration: je dois le porter en tout temps, même sur le chemin du retour.", 100 times. One mistake per page was thankfully allowed - I don't speak French so it was a bit more difficult than usual to write those lines.

  

  

  

Now, because I don't speak French I mixed up a word on page 3 a few times. I wrote "chemis" instead of "chemin". Miss Thivierge made me re-write page 3 four times. 

 

 

So the blazer now stays on no matter how hot it is. Lesson learned. Until next time... ;-)

Cornelia

* wont happen in the foreseeable future thanks to Miss Melanie ;-)

Vacation lines ... just not my vacation, Part II

Dear readers,

as promised, here's what happened the following weekend:

On Saturday I chatted a bit with Miss Melanie about writing lines in general. I always find it pleasant to not just do the tasks but actually talk with the task-setter about their thoughts and motivations, or just random things. I guess she liked it as well because at one point she said "I feel like notably reducing your free time today now". While we didn't have a new agreement yet - who am I to decline such an "offer"? ;-)

So again she told me to write 250 lines. But this time they were a lot longer, the translation meaning "It is a great joy for me to spend my weekend writing these lines for Miss Melanie while she doesn't waste a single thought on working during her vacation."

To spice things even more up, the words "Miss Melanie" had to be written in red. I really dislike colour changes because it stops you from getting into a flow. But it's not my decision, is it?

  

  

  

 

 

At this point it was midnight. And after writing for ~6 hours I wasn't eager to get up in the next morning, knowing that I had another 8 pages to go.

  

  

  

It took me something like 11 hours or so to complete the task. I was really glad when I was done.

What I didn't expect was that Miss Melanie contacted me on Sunday evening and told me she disliked how the pen ran dry on pages 5 and 17. So she made me re-write these pages 3 times each - not without adding that she's gonna have a night out.

So there I sat, on Sunday evening. My hand hurt from the all writing that I already did. And then I get some extra. While Miss Melanie was out partying. Oh my.

  

  

Cornelia

Coming up on Monday: a small French task that I did on the Written Punishments group on Yahoo

Vacation lines ... just not my vacation

Dear readers,

the biggest appeal, at least for me personally of the written punishment fetish - or "time wasting fetish" in general - is the contrast between the dominant and the submissive person. I like the fact that one person has to obey and do what they're told and the other person can do whatever they want. I like the fact that one person is shackled to the writing desk (by just mental restraints, no less) while the other person can roam around freely. I like the fact that one person's time is wasted with pointless tasks while the other person can enjoy life to the fullest.

And when do you often enjoy life to the fullest? Right, on vacation.

When I contacted Miss Melanie two weeks ago about my wish to write for her again, it turned out that she was actually on vacation. The day I contacted her was a national holiday in Germany, so I could have enjoyed my free time too. Instead, I spent the afternoon writing for her while she enjoyed her vacation. Great feeling, to be honest.

The line which I had to write out 250 times fit very well. Translated it meant: "It is nice to sacrifice my free time on a day like this while Miss Melanie enjoys her vacation." Oh yeah. Totally nice.

  

  

  

 

 

Took me about 5 hours to complete it.

Cornelia

Coming up on Saturday: The much larger task that I had to do for Miss Melanie on the following weekend. (the one from the teaser picture a while ago)