Finally here our special Easter-update! (Very late because of a technical problem, but not too late). We wish HAPPY EASTER to everyone! Or: We hope that you passed a happy Easter-Weekend with much chocolate and nice weather and that you are relaxed now for the start in the new week! Yours, Valerie

Since the shooting on the ship last summer this was my favourite shooting. The origin of this set was that Tom had seen somewhere a picture of a handcuffed girl standing on a platform of a train station. So we decided to go to the train station, too, one evening. But allready on the way we stopped once: on Königsplatz, a place between antique buildings, that has a particular charm in the evening because of its beautiful illumination. But it was too cold so we quickly went to the next stop: the parking garage under the central station. Spontaneously I had the idea to take already some photos in the parking garage itself. Next I wanted to go outside the central station because I had seen some interesting shops from the car. Then I reminded that I had forgotten my grandma's birthday and as I had forgotten my mobile phone, too, I called her from a telefon box. I drove Tom mad this evening with all my digressions and deviations from our original plan and with my boldness to take out my handcuffs of my little black handbag in any situation. For example there where so many people passing by next to the telephone box and we were even camera-observated, but I didn't care. I was enthousiastic! It excites me so much to be handcuffed in public! I would love to be tight up with ropes in such a public place! Finally we reached the platform. And - what surprise! - there was a train on the platform just at this moment! As you can imagine Tom could't keep me from climbing inside... He told me: "You're crazy! What if the train leaves now?" But I "reassured" him: "In this case two handsome, young police officers will come and fix me with a second pair of handcuffs because I don't have a ticket. That would be a great scenario for my website!"