FFF – Unheard and Unheaded

In her position she should have felt very vulnerable.  But in truth she felt great power over the men who were watching her.  These powerful masters of black gold, so delighted with her presence, were in fact too timid to look at her genitals much less taste of her.  But powerful men want to feel powerful so she pleasured herself to the one toy they would give, information.  And the harder she came the more the men fed her the information about the evil doers they supported with their wealth.

To these men Valeria was just a cheap Russian mail order bride they purchased and plucked from some shit hole in Siberia.  However, what was unheard and unheeded was her real identity, CIA operative.  And now she was just one orgasm away from nailing down the location of one of the world’s most sought after men.  Some Navy Seal would get the credit for the head shot; the world would never know that the die was cast on that day by a beautiful spy pleasuring herself while learning about a dot on a map where an infamous person would intersect with death.

OK, so this is a bit non-PC but I guess I was inspired by news of this week.  Sorry if this offends.  But call it my tribute to the espionage community.  Oh, and I guess I have always had a hard on for Valerie Plame and this story line just hit me while I was walking.  God I love powerful women!  Next I need a picture that will let me fantasize about Nora O'Donnell!  :)

Se Necesita una Poca de Gracia

Happy Cinco de Mayo or 5th of May, a celebration of Mexico's defeat of the French at the Battle of Pueblo in 1862.  It is actually not a Mexican holiday but more recognized in the US to celebrate Mexican heritage.

It is not as some on Fox News have reported a celebration of a ship of Mayonnaise sinking in route to France.

So in recognition of Cinco de Mayo I have listed the title lyric above from the traditional Mexican folk song La Bamba, also made famous by Richie Valens in 1958.  And another useless fact, it is suspected that Richie Valens was the "son" in Don McLean's lyric "father, son, and holy ghost" in his song American Pie - written and dedication to Buddy Holly who died in a plane crash with Valens and the Big Bopper (aka Chantilly Lace) in 1959, "the day the music died."

And, as I am want to do, I am including a recipe to celebrate the day that would be easy to do with kids!  And in this case an Americanized or Tex/Mex way of doing Mexican.

Easy Taco Pizza

Needed:

1 9 inch flower tortilla

0.75 cups Salsa

1.25 cups Cheddar/Jack Cheese
0.25 cups/ea Black Olives, Mixed Peppers, Onions, Black Beans, Rice, etc
0.5   cups of Seasoned Ground Beef, Chicken, or Pork
0.5   cups of Refried Beans

Directions:

*  Brown off approximately 0.5# of ground beef (to yield 0.5 cups cooked weight) and season with your favorite taco seasoning of Mexican/Fajita blend spices.
*  Place flower tortilla on cooking sheet
*  Spread Refried beans over tortilla with spatula, leaving 1 inch crust around circumference
*  Spread Salsa over beans with spatula and again leave 1 inch crust
*  Sprinkle cheese evenly across pizza
*  Sprinkle ground beef evenly across pizza
*  Sprinkle other ingredients evenly across pizza

*  Note:  do not use too many toppings as it will affect the browning of tortilla crust and melting of cheese

Bake at 400 for 15 to 20 minutes (until preferred)

Sprinkle lettuce, tomato, fresh cilantro after out of oven if desired.  Serve with side of sour cream or guacamole.  And pair with a cool gazpacho and Margarita or in my case a Dos Equis since I am after all the most interesting man in the world!

Does this qualify as an HNT?

Back to some sex next week!